The Falcon Ridge Ski Area offers over 25K of skating and classic trails for all levels of ability. The trails wind throughout the boreal forest of the magnificent Canadian Shield country, exploring remote lakes and untouched wilderness. Skiers will be nicely challenged by the climbs and descents that Falcon Ridge is famous for, while still being able to relax and enjoy traveling on the flats of either Falcon Lake or High Lake.
The Falcon Ridge trail system also connects with the South Whiteshell trail, offering an additional 40K. On weekends ski rentals, wax, wholesome meals, and hot chocolate are available at the ski hill chalet where you can warm up beside a stone fireplace.
Falcon Trails Resort provides lakefront post and beam style cabins for rent with private hot tubs located right at the trail head of our network of ski trails.
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Smartin posted an update in the group
Falcon Ridge 5 months, 1 week agoLoved our day at Falcon Ridge! We skiied the perimeter trails, half of which were freshly Groomed, the other half still in good shape. Some soft spots, more on the lake stretches but not too bad for classic. Beautiful forest setting, got to see some biatheles on the trails and in the target area, finished off with some downhill tubing. This place…[Read more]
Kevin Miller posted an update in the group
Falcon Ridge 5 months, 4 weeks ago38 Charleswood Ski Club members did a bus trip to Falcon Ridge on Sunday. Caleigh Christie greeted us upon arrival, invited us into the chalet, and told us the trails were freshly groomed.
Grooming was indeed excellent, but the snow is generally fairly thin, as it is almost everywhere in Manitoba this year. In a number of places, the granite rock…[Read more]Elise Watchorn posted an update in the group
Falcon Ridge 6 months, 1 week agoFalcon Ridge was in decent shape today. The grooming was excellent and the fresh snow quite fast. There are more than a few places with lots of grasses and sedges poking though. Also a handful of rocks, mostly when getting on and off the lake. Skaters will be thrilled that the groomers have maximized the width of the skate trail; classic skiers…[Read more]
