PHOTO GALLERY: Dawson Trek returns for second year

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SVJETLANA MLINAREVIC THE CARILLON Dawson Trek founder Kyle Waczko puts a caution banner on the back of a van before riders took to the road on a 100 km ride from The Forks in Winnipeg to Richer on July 18, 2026. This is the second year for the trek, which is raising money for the Musee Dawson Trail Museum, the custodian of the 15 trail markers along the Dawson Trail from Winnipeg to Northwest Angle on the Ontario boarder. Last year, the trek raised $10,000 and this year the ride's 22 cyclists raised around the same amount again this year. Waczko plans to hold the event again next year on the third weekend in July.
SVJETLANA MLINAREVIC THE CARILLON Dawson Trek founder Kyle Waczko puts a caution banner on the back of a van before riders took to the road on a 100 km ride from The Forks in Winnipeg to Richer on July 18, 2026. This is the second year for the trek, which is raising money for the Musee Dawson Trail Museum, the custodian of the 15 trail markers along the Dawson Trail from Winnipeg to Northwest Angle on the Ontario boarder. Last year, the trek raised $10,000 and this year the ride's 22 cyclists raised around the same amount again this year. Waczko plans to hold the event again next year on the third weekend in July.
SVJETLANA MLINAREVIC THE CARILLON Kevin Gallays (let), Chantal Frechette, and Mireille Frechette were a few of the Dawson Trek cyclists who took to the road on a 100 km ride from The Forks in Winnipeg to Richer on July 18, 2026. This is the second year for the trek, which is raising money for the Musee Dawson Trail Museum, which is the custodian of the 15 trail markers along the Dawson Trail from Winnipeg to Northwest Angle on the Ontario boarder. Last year, the trek raised $10,000 and this year the ride's 22 cyclists raised around the same amount. Dawson Trek founder Kyle Waczko plans to hold the event again next year on the third weekend in July.
SVJETLANA MLINAREVIC THE CARILLON Kevin Gallays (let), Chantal Frechette, and Mireille Frechette were a few of the Dawson Trek cyclists who took to the road on a 100 km ride from The Forks in Winnipeg to Richer on July 18, 2026. This is the second year for the trek, which is raising money for the Musee Dawson Trail Museum, which is the custodian of the 15 trail markers along the Dawson Trail from Winnipeg to Northwest Angle on the Ontario boarder. Last year, the trek raised $10,000 and this year the ride's 22 cyclists raised around the same amount. Dawson Trek founder Kyle Waczko plans to hold the event again next year on the third weekend in July.
SVJETLANA MLINAREVIC THE CARILLON Mireille Frechette (front) leads her sister Chantal Frechette (back), her brother-in-law Patrick Fredette (center) and husband Kevin Gallays (third in the back) at the start of the Dawson Trek, a 100 km ride from The Forks in Winnipeg to Richer, on July 18, 2026. This is the second year for the trek, which is raising money for the Musee Dawson Trail Museum, the custodian of the 15 trail markers along the Dawson Trail from Winnipeg to Northwest Angle on the Ontario boarder. Last year, the trek raised $10,000 and this year the ride's 22 cyclists raised around the same amount. Dawson Trek founder Kyle Waczko plans to hold the event again next year on the third weekend in July.
SVJETLANA MLINAREVIC THE CARILLON Mireille Frechette (front) leads her sister Chantal Frechette (back), her brother-in-law Patrick Fredette (center) and husband Kevin Gallays (third in the back) at the start of the Dawson Trek, a 100 km ride from The Forks in Winnipeg to Richer, on July 18, 2026. This is the second year for the trek, which is raising money for the Musee Dawson Trail Museum, the custodian of the 15 trail markers along the Dawson Trail from Winnipeg to Northwest Angle on the Ontario boarder. Last year, the trek raised $10,000 and this year the ride's 22 cyclists raised around the same amount. Dawson Trek founder Kyle Waczko plans to hold the event again next year on the third weekend in July.
SVJETLANA MLINAREVIC THE CARILLON Mireille Frechette (front) leads her sister Chantal Frechette (back), her brother-in-law Patrick Fredette (center) and husband Kevin Gallays (third in the back) at the start of the Dawson Trek, a 100 km ride from The Forks in Winnipeg to Richer, on July 18, 2026. This is the second year for the trek, which is raising money for the Musee Dawson Trail Museum, the custodian of the 15 trail markers along the Dawson Trail from Winnipeg to Northwest Angle on the Ontario boarder. Last year, the trek raised $10,000 and this year the ride's 22 cyclists raised around the same amount. Dawson Trek founder Kyle Waczko plans to hold the event again next year on the third weekend in July.
SVJETLANA MLINAREVIC THE CARILLON Mireille Frechette (front) leads her sister Chantal Frechette (back), her brother-in-law Patrick Fredette (center) and husband Kevin Gallays (third in the back) at the start of the Dawson Trek, a 100 km ride from The Forks in Winnipeg to Richer, on July 18, 2026. This is the second year for the trek, which is raising money for the Musee Dawson Trail Museum, the custodian of the 15 trail markers along the Dawson Trail from Winnipeg to Northwest Angle on the Ontario boarder. Last year, the trek raised $10,000 and this year the ride's 22 cyclists raised around the same amount. Dawson Trek founder Kyle Waczko plans to hold the event again next year on the third weekend in July.
SVJETLANA MLINAREVIC THE CARILLON Chantal Frechette (front) leads her husband Patrick Fredette (center) and brother-in-law Kevin Gallays (back) at the start of the Dawson Trek, a 100 km ride from The Forks in Winnipeg to Richer, on July 18, 2026. This is the second year for the trek, which is raising money for the Musee Dawson Trail Museum, the custodian of the 15 trail markers along the Dawson Trail from Winnipeg to Northwest Angle on the Ontario boarder. Last year, the trek raised $10,000 and this year the ride's 22 cyclists raised around the same amount. Dawson Trek founder Kyle Waczko plans to hold the event again next year on the third weekend in July.
SVJETLANA MLINAREVIC THE CARILLON Chantal Frechette (front) leads her husband Patrick Fredette (center) and brother-in-law Kevin Gallays (back) at the start of the Dawson Trek, a 100 km ride from The Forks in Winnipeg to Richer, on July 18, 2026. This is the second year for the trek, which is raising money for the Musee Dawson Trail Museum, the custodian of the 15 trail markers along the Dawson Trail from Winnipeg to Northwest Angle on the Ontario boarder. Last year, the trek raised $10,000 and this year the ride's 22 cyclists raised around the same amount. Dawson Trek founder Kyle Waczko plans to hold the event again next year on the third weekend in July.

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