Play Waltes!
Kejimkujik National Park and National Historic Site
Play Waltes! is a hands-on Mi'kmaw activity guided experience program offered at Kejimkujik National Park and National Historic Site in July and August.

Description
Waltes is a traditional Mi’kmaw game known for its blend of strategy and chance, making it an exciting and fun fast-moving rivalry! Waltes holds deep cultural significance for the Mi'kmaq. It is more than just a game, it is a vital part of Mi’kmaw heritage and social life. Come try your hand at it and perhaps settle a bet with your fellow travellers!
Dates, times, location and details
Dates and times
- July and August
- Wednesdays
- 10:30 am to noon
- Drop in!
- Consult the guided experiences schedule
Duration
- 90 minutes
Location
- Etli-Mawita'mk: The Gathering Place (Merrymakedge P4)
Languages
- English
- Some Mi'kmaw words
Age requirements
- All ages
What to bring
- Pets are allowed if they are quiet, leashed, and controlled
Other important information
- This program takes place rain or shine
Reservations and payment
How to book
- Registration is not required
Prices
- Free with admission to Kejimkujik
Facilities and services
- Parking (near P4)
- Outhouse
- Gender-specific washrooms (more details) (near P4)
- Picnic shelter
- Picnic area (near P4)
- Lakeview Cafe & Eatery (near P4)
Map

Legend
Restricted area
Mi'kmaw Cultural Landscape Monument
Parking
Outhouse
Gender-specific washrooms
Picnic shelter
Playground
Picnic area
Mi'kmaw Encampment Site
Parking
Restaurant
Lakeview Cafe & Eatery
Etli-Mawita'mk: The Gathering Place (Merrymakedge P4)
Picnic shelter
Outhouse
Merrymakedge Beach
Parking
Gender-specific washrooms
Picnic shelter
Playground
Picnic area
Barrier-free access
Wi-Fi
Sorting station
Swimming
No dogs allowed
On-leash dogs allowed (Merrymakedge Beach)
Related links
- Connect With Kejimkujik – Welcome Tour for commercial groups
- Guided Mi’kmaw Culture Program for commercial groups
- Guided Petroglyph Tour for commercial groups
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- School groups
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