In the heart of Lake Winnipeg, Hecla Island measures just six by twenty-six kilometers.
The island is a paradise for wildlife and nature enthusiasts, forming part of Hecla Provincial Park, created in 1969 that also protects four separate islands: Black, Goose, Deer and Punk.
Original inhabitants
Settled in the 1870s by Icelandic people, Hecla village has now been restored and provides a fascinating insight into the lives of the original settlers.
Wildlife of Hecla Island
You can follow a trail through Grassy Narrows Marsh or relax on a sandy beach: whichever you choose you鈥檙e likely to see moose, white-tailed deer and black bears, as well as some of the 180 bird species found in the park.
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Places near Hecla Island
- Winnipeg 88 miles away
- Riding Mountain National Park 149 miles away
- Manitoba 203 miles away