Spruce Woods Provincial Park has 60K of trails that are groomed for classic. The park offers three different trail systems, the gentle Yellow Quill, the exciting Seton, and the spectacular Épinette. Enjoy great forest runs and steep valleys. Marvel at the winter scenery, beautiful woods and open vistas.
To stay overnight at Jackfish Cabin call 204-834-8800.
Trail Conditions reported by Manitoba Parks.
See below for reports submitted by skiers.
Group Admins
Pauline posted an update in the group
Spruce Woods Provincial Park 9 months agoLots of snow down on the Epinette ski trails after the first kilometre or so, but some large ruts on the trail in places due to a quad or some other vehicle. Otherwise great!
Kevin Miller posted an update in the group
Spruce Woods Provincial Park 9 months, 1 week agoManitoba Parks is unable to post their weekly Thursday trail conditions report on their website, so here it is: https://www.ccsam.ca/wheretoski/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/2018-Feb-15_ManitobaParksWeeklySkiTrailsReport.pdf
jilliand posted an update in the group
Spruce Woods Provincial Park 9 months, 2 weeks agoSki to Jackfish Cabin on January 25 was icy with lots of bare patches, but returning on January 27 was excellent after the snowfall! Had to break trail, but was so much more enjoyable than the ski in.
Ang Bajt posted an update in the group
Spruce Woods Provincial Park 9 months, 4 weeks agoThe Epinette ski trails will need a lot more snow before they are safe to ski. The trails looked like they may have been packed at one point but there are large bare patches.
