Petroforms can be found at a number of sites in the Whiteshell. A short walk down a wooded path leads you to the Petroform site at Bannock Point. Rocks, laid out on the bedrock, in the shapes of snakes, fish, and turtles, were believed to have been made centuries ago by Aboriginal people for their value in teaching and healing ceremonies. During the summer, interpreters offer tours of the Bannock Point site. The Fish Hatchery at West Hawk Lake raises trout, walleye, and other species to replenish Manitoba's fishing stock.
Tours are available.
The Lily Pond was created 3.75 billion years ago by advancing glaciers which left the high rock cliffs surrounding the pond. During the summer, the pond is covered in a blanket of white and yellow lilies. At the Alf Hole Goose Sanctuary , you can see Canada Geese at close range. Each spring a flock of over 200 birds returns to the Park. The goslings hatch from mid May to June.