The trailhead for the Seven Sisters Falls trails is north from highway 307, between the road to the Whitemouth Falls Wayside Park and the road to the Seven Sisters hydro dam. The trail has three loops: a short (3K), a medium, and a long (7K) option. It is a fairly easy trail, but it has a variety of terrain and some really fun hills that allow for a long fast glide. The trail is mostly in the bush, but it passes the Seven Sisters hydro dam where the Whitemouth River meets the Winnipeg River, so there is lovely open water to look at. There’s also lots of wildlife: white tailed deer, rabbits, and bald eagles. The groomer is very meticulous, and quickly re-grooms after a dump of snow.
Trail fee donations can be mailed to:
Seven Sisters Falls Community Centre Inc
Box 117
Seven Sisters Falls MB
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Alison Steele posted an update in the group
Seven Sisters Falls 4 months, 1 week agoThursday afternoon – still good conditions at Seven Sisters, with the debris being mostly skied in, and a bit icy in places. The hills are fast – be warned!
Phyllis Duha posted an update in the group
Seven Sisters Falls 4 months, 2 weeks agoSkied 7Sis this morning. Icy and crunchy but still very skiable. Lots of debris in spots. All in all, a good ski.
Kevin Miller posted an update in the group
Seven Sisters Falls 4 months, 4 weeks ago8 Charleswood Ski Club members skied Seven Sisters Falls on Sunday. Very good snow. Very good tracks. Very enjoyable.
Elise Watchorn posted an update in the group
Seven Sisters Falls 6 months, 1 week agoThere is more than enough snow to ski Seven Sisters… but the trails have not been groomed yet this winter. A few sections of the trail have been skier tracked, but for the most part it’s a walkers’ highway, with two lanes packed flat by boots. Near the falls, the trail has been driven on; around the power lines, snowmobiles have been busy. So,…[Read more]
