Recreation

Other playgrounds in the community include:

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Pierson Rec/Rejuv Project – Located at the Edward Sports Grounds / Ball Park, featuring mini golf, a pump track, and an activity hill!

Dandy Park – Located on Railway Ave, Pierson MB

For more information on Jim Dandy, click the link.

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Breaky Park – Located on Government Rd, Pierson MB

For more information on Norman Breaky, click the link.

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Pierson School Playground – Located in Pierson MB

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Lyleton Sports Grounds – Located in Lyleton MB

The RM of Two Borders offers a wide variety of Geocaches hidden in the area for those who may be eager to go “seeking” some adventure.  Geocaching is a global treasure hunt using GPS coordinates used to track down caches with log books and treasures-you never know what you might find! Take a pen and some treasures to leave in caches so the fun continues! Geocaching has become very popular with all age groups.  You will find an array of caches in the area located on public property and near points of interest. Caches in the area range from large to micro, some are historical and guide you through the history of the area, some are just good old fashioned plastic containers hidden where a “muggle” would not normally venture.  Geocaching is a great outdoor family activity for all to enjoy! Go to geocaching.com for more information.

Submitted by: Suzanne Minshull

-EDWARD SPORTS CENTRE

Pierson, MB

For more information click on the link for Edward Sports Grounds Facebook page.

To read the history of Edward Sports Centre, click on the link.

The Carnival of Crafts was held at the Edward Sports Centre for over 40 years.  Click on the link for the history!

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-ENNS BROTHERS PLACE (MELITA & AREA COMMUNIPLEX)

The RM of Two Borders offers Canoe/Kayak paddlers several waterways with public access for their paddling enjoyment. Take a meander along the Gainsborough or the Graham Creek (depending on drought conditions) or hop into the little-bit-bigger Souris River at a variety of access points. Within a 1 hour drive from the RM of Two Borders you can also check out Oak Lake Beach, Eternal Springs or the Assiniboine River. Neighbouring Turtle Mountain Provincial Park provides a multitude of options for paddlers. Spring, Summer and Fall are ideal seasons in Southwest Manitoba to get out and enjoy nature from on the water.  

Submitted by: Suzanne Minshull 

Click on the link to check out the Manitoba Grasslands Birding Trail.

Bird Watcher's Paradise - Our area is widely known for its vast assortment of both east and west birds. Our wildlife management areas are heavily populated with birds such as: Ferruginous Hawk, Swainson Hawk, Turkey Vulture, Pheasant, Sharptailed Grouse, Grey Partridge, Short-eared Owl, Say's Phoebe, Loggerhead Shrike, Spragues Pipit, Eastern and Mountain Blue Birds, Bobolinks, Orchard Orioles, Lark Bunting. We have a wonderful area for wildlife hunters, with an abundance of White Tailed Deer. There have been increasing sightings of moose and occasionally even a black bear.