13.5 Kms of skate and classic trails. Intermediate to Advanced terrain with lots of hills. 1.5 km lit loop for night skiing: lights come on at dusk, stay on until 9pm. Right in the Village of Haliburton on Fleming College Drive.

Twin Lake will be reopening for the the 2024-25 season. Trail development is under way.

Previously, there were 7.5 Kms of skate and classic trails. Intermediate terrain. Dog friendly – 12 Mile Lake Road off of Hwy #35 between Minden & Carnarvon.

22 km of classic cross-country ski trails offer eight stacked loops ranging in length from 1.2 km to 6.5 km. Beginner to expert level trails, we have it all. Families can explore the Fox, Bunny, Bear, Beaver and Otterslide trails. If you are looking for a longer, more remote backcountry experience try the Deer trail! Several trails offer technical downhill sections for advanced skiers. For detailed trail descriptions, click here.

Facilities include two on-trail, self-serve warm-up cabins (equipped with wood stoves and breathtaking winter views), rentals, historic Towerman’s cabin, washroom, outdoor toilets and parking. Our Trails office/store is open daily from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. (November – April). The store stocks ski wax and hot chocolate!

Algonquin Park has several trail networks offering over 110 kilometres of some of Ontario’s best cross-country (nordic) skiing. Three trails are packed, groomed, and trackset on a regular basis whereas one wilderness ski trail is not groomed or trackset.

More than 40 km of cross-country trails wind their way through hardwoods, cedar swamps, groves of White Birch and beech stands. The terrain is rugged, but ideal for family skiing. All four connecting loops start and finish at the day-use parking lot and are colour coded for easy recognition. Green Loop – 2.5 km, novice-moderate  Red Loop – 5 km, novice-moderate  Yellow Loop – 10 km, moderate  Blue Loop – 16.5 km, difficult

An amazing trail system for cross country skiing! We have over 40km of groomed and wilderness Nordic ski trails inside Algonquin Park, Ontario, right from the front door of the EcoLodge. And after a day of cross country skiing on the track set ski trails what better way to relax than in our outdoor hot tub or sauna, overlooking the forests of Algonquin Park? We can safely say that we have the best wilderness cross country ski trails in southern Ontario.

We have over 14 km of groomed and track set ski trials on site. Two of our highlights are the Look Out Trail with its high vantage point overlooking Oxtongue and the Rookery Trail that skirts a Heron Rookery with the huge nests very visible from the shore of the pond.

No other set of loops has such grand amenities as this location. For those of you seeking convenience and comfort to try the sport, this is the place.

Their 10 km of trails are groomed and well signed. Much of what you are skiing on is golf greens in the summer. This setting gives nice wide open views on a sunny day.  Going further east into the bush will find you more typical hilly, wooded ski trails and some solitude.

Trails are well-maintained, with classic cross-country ski tracks set and plenty of space for skate skiers to boot it.  Learn more about membership and trail passes

Canadians love to ski.  It is a quiet way of exploring the natural wonders of winter.  Come glide into winter with this half day introduction to cross country skiing.  If you are new to x-country skiing, we will teach you the basics in either skate or classic style and guide you along scenic trails that are suited to your level of ability. If you have skied before let us help you refine your technique and take you through some rugged and beautiful terrain. You will find your stride under the guidance of an expert ski instructor. The Haliburton Highlands is known as one of Ontario’s best x-country ski destinations, and boasts more than 100 km of groomed nordic trails.