Asessippi Ski Area and Resort
Highway 83 Inglis, MB R0J 0X0
Explore the beauty of winter in Manitoba one ski trail at a time.
This winter, set out to explore Manitoba's magical snow-swept landscapes on stunning winter trails. Stop by Whiteshell Provincial Park to ski on a frozen lake or take on gentle climbs and descents. Visit Turtle Mountain Provincial Park for skiing on groomed trails with some of the best elevation in the province. In Winnipeg, visit beginner-friendly Windsor Park Nordic Centre, St. Vital Park Trail, Assiniboine Park Trail and Kildonan Park Trail.
For an adventure up north, venture onto cross-country ski trails in Mystery Mountain Winter Park and Paint Lake Provincial Park near Thompson or ski past rocky outcrops and snowy boreal forest on scenic groomed trails in Flin Flon. Rediscover top summer destinations in their winter glory with a visit to Grand Beach Provincial Park, Birds Hill Provincial Park and Riding Mountain National Park.
Manitoba’s landscape is ideal for dipping through forested areas on cross-country skis but that doesn’t mean we don’t also have some mean downhill slopes as well. From bunny hills and black diamonds to dips, dives and straightaways, Manitoba’s winter...
Winter in Manitoba brings endless opportunities for outdoor adventures. From snowshoeing and cross-country skiing to fat-tire biking, Manitoba’s trails are ready to welcome you. February is a great time to get outside, with free vehicle entry to...
Arriving at Falcon Trails Resort midweek feels noticeably different, with less bustle, more quiet and unlimited access to a winter wonderland. The winding drive along South Shore Road off Highway 1 brings you to a secluded corner of Whiteshell Provincial...
In Manitoba, you can cross-country ski on a golf course! Many golf courses transform into groomed ski areas or public trails in winter, including Windsor Park Golf Course, Canoe Club Golf Course and Assiniboine Golf Course.
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Yes, volunteers in communities across Manitoba maintain cross-country ski trails throughout the season. You can find trail maps on the Cross Country Ski Association of Manitoba's website.
Some of the classic groomed cross-country ski trails in Winnipeg include Crescent Drive Park Trail, Harbourview/Kilcona Park Trail, Kildonan Park Trail, La Barriere Park Trail, Living Prairie Museum Trail, St. Vital Park Trail, Windsor Park Golf Course and Canoe Club Golf Course Trail. They range from 1 to 8 km in length and are beginner-friendly.
Grand Beach Provincial Park, Birds Hill Provincial Park and Riding Mountain National Park have groomed cross-country ski trails that run across spectacular winter landscapes. Whiteshell Provincial Park is another beautiful skiing destination with small climbs and descents and trails that run across a frozen lake. To explore trails with more elevation, go to Turtle Mountain Provincial Park. In Winnipeg, Windsor Park Nordic Centre offers lessons for beginners and equipment rentals. In Thompson, cross-country ski trails are available in Mystery Mountain Winter Park and Paint Lake Provincial Park. Flin Flon is another northern destination for groomed cross-country ski trails.
Manitoba enjoys a beautiful blanket of thick snow between December and March, which is typically when cross-country skiing conditions are most favourable across the province. Check conditions before you hit the trails and dress appropriately to make sure you stay warm and dry while you ski.
You can rent ski equipment at local Nordic centres, ski resorts and some sports equipment shops like Wilderness Supply in Winnipeg. Major destinations like Winnipeg, Whiteshell Provincial Park and Riding Mountain National Park have outfitters for gear rentals and guided excursions, including Owl Wing Coffee House & Nordic Centre and Friends of RMNP Learning Centre. Flin Flon Ski Club offers on-site rentals for cross-country skiing. Windsor Park Nordic Centre and Woodcock Cycle Works are also options in Winnipeg.
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