THE BEST CROSS COUNTRY SKIING IN SLAVE LAKE!

Over 10 kilometers of trails that wander beside the Nine Mile Creek 

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There is no "honesty box" or membership fees - BUT,  if you love the trails and want to keep them clean and accessible.. 

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Cross Country Skiing

We have over 10.5 km of groomed trails available for classic and skate skiers. There are six loops that can be combined or directions changed for great variety.  Trail maps are at all intersectionsand any major hills are pointed out.

Snowshoeing

Always open to snowshoers,and winter walkers.  Bring your dog and try the box trail up to the picnic table at the end of Grizz loop for a great bit of fresh air!  If you are in for an afternoon, there is a nice bench at the top of Wolverine!  have fun!

Hiking/Walking

Summer time the trails can be wet depending up​on the weather as there are lots of springs.  We try to mow, but the box trail is always open right to the back loop, and has the least wet spots!                                                            

Wildlife

Deer and moose mainly are sharing the space with us all year.​  We have had bears of course in the summer.  Cougars are in the area, seldom seen but you​ should be aware!                                                                                                            

Pets and Quads

As we are not in a provincial park, dogs are allowed off leash.  Please at least toss their poop off the track if they happen to leave a mess!   Signs are posted for motorized vehicles to respect our trails and please not use them.  It takes our volunteer groomers 3 to 4 hours to groom the trails flat and set them.  Feel free to pick up any deadfall that is on the trail - everybit helps!

trails in the fall

our snocat groomer

This is the box trail in the fall - great for walking.  Spring and fall are when all the work happens.  This is a donation from Dale Giroux and his family - helped us with removing a lot of standing dead trees from the fire in 2011.  

This is our groomer that flattens the trails to 10 ft wide.  After the groomer does it's thing a ski doo and another volunteer follows to set trac to the side of the trail so there is plenty of room for walkers and skate skiers.