Cross-Country Skiing 2023: Our trails are now groomed and open – good news on time for the upcoming warmer weather!
Please note – important – our signage is basically non-existent this year . You can still use our trail map for rough orientation but the signs on the trails are mostly missing. Theoretically, you cannot really get lost but it might take you an extra round to find the exit 😉
Explore about 8km of well-maintained trails!
View and print our trails before you come out.
Our trails are groomed and well maintained. Please call/ message us before coming out especially after a snow fall and/or high winds.
We are listed on the Cross-Country Ski Association Manitoba (CCSAM)’s homepage – become a member of our group there for trail updates. If you have a spare minute, please leave us a comment or recommendation there! Thank you!
Access to the trails is free but you will need your own equipment. We appreciate small donations for trail upkeep. You will find a donation box close to the entrance.
Cross-country skiing fun on a working cattle ranch
After turning onto our driveway, keep to the right and drive down towards the barn. You can park directly at the trail head next to the barn. There is access to the barn as warming facility and bathroom.
You can take your dog(s) with you on the trails. Just be prepared that ours might come along as well. Please keep your dog on leash in case it is not used to having horses and cows around.
PS: Please do not trespass the horses’ or cows’ pastures. If the horses are close to the fence, they sure don’t mind a scratch. BUT – no feeding!
