The Lac du Bonnet Cross Country Ski Club maintains classic ski trails in the Agassiz Provincial Forest. The 10K trail system has gentle inclines and winds through rolling gravel ridges, mature and plantation forest, and surrounded by spruce bogs and the occasional poplar bluff.
Logging of the Blue and Red trails started in fall 2020, so those trails no longer exist. A new Yellow trail connects from the Green trail on the west side of Pit Road and goes south out-and-back. A new trail map has been posted.
The trails are groomed by Carl Nilsson.
The trailhead is located on the south side of PTH 317, 15 km west of Lac du Bonnet or 34 km east of the junction of PTH 59 & PTH 317 (or 80 km NE of the Perimeter Hwy & PTH 59). There is no signage on PTH 317, but the parking lot can be seen from the highway. There is a trail map at the PTH 317 trailhead, and all trails have excellent signage.
There is also a port-a-potty at the PTH 317 trailhead.
Please support the maintenance and grooming of these trails by sending a donation / trail fee to:
Lac du Bonnet Cross Country Ski Club
Box 1198
Lac du Bonnet, Manitoba
R0E 1A0
or by Interac e-transfer to mzienkie@live.com
The club president is Karen Nilsson, nilssoncarlb@gmail.com .
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Esther MacKinlay posted an update in the group
Agassiz Provincial Forest 5 months, 3 weeks agoHad a lovely ski on the Agassiz forest trails. It’s our first time skiing and we really enjoyed the fairly firm tracks through the forest. The relatively flat terrain was a nice relaxing way to ski away the mild afternoon, through snow covered trees. The trails have plenty of snow, and the varied terrain and pits provided lots of i…[Read more]
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Darryl Hrechkosy posted an update in the group
Agassiz Provincial Forest 5 months, 3 weeks agoSunday Afternoon January 31: Plenty of happy skiers and dogs out enjoying the beautiful weather and fresh soft new snow. The mild temps. and soft snow make the downhills and curves easy to work, being more forgiving and allowing for error. The tracks, though not firm or super fast, gave the nice feeling of almost floating on skis. Only the…[Read more]
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Josh Crabb posted an update in the group
Agassiz Provincial Forest 7 months agoThank you to Carl and Karen with Lac du Bonnet Ski Club, who we met on the trails on Boxing Day, for getting the grooming done. We had a fantastic ski in Agassiz Provincial Forest. It is packed and tracked and in fine condition. Unfortunately, a snowmobile wrecked a small but significant enough portion of the yellow trail sometime in between…[Read more]
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Kevin Miller posted an update in the group
Agassiz Provincial Forest 7 months agoFrom Karen Nilsson, Lac du Bonnet Ski Club President:
We are planning to have the trails ready for December 26th.
