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Where is Manitoba’s highest point?
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Manitoba’s highest point is Baldy Mountain, which reaches an elevation of 2,730 feet (832 metres) above sea level.1
Located in the southeastern portion of Duck Mountain Provincial Park, the peak is situated approximately 36 miles (58 km) northwest of the city of Dauphin. It serves as the highest point along the 350-mile-long Manitoba Escarpment, a prominent ridge that stretches across the province. Visitors to the summit can utilize an observation tower to view the surrounding landscape.12