Miquelon Lake Trail Report

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Updated: December 12, 2019

Updated: December 12, 2019 | Print Report

If you are not skiing, please respect the ski tracks and not ride/step on them.

Cross-country skiing:

There will NOT be mechanical grooming at Miquelon for the 2019-20 winter season. Manual ski track setting has been done by visitors but there is no consistencies of time and quality. Groomed trails can be found at Cooking Lake-Blackfoot Provincial Recreation Area.

Snowshoeing:

Hiking:

If the fresh snow has been tracked down, hiking is possible with winter footwear.

Fat Biking:

The park roads and trails offer opportunity to ride. If using open roads because be cautious of traffic. The back country trails have some hills while the shoreline trail is relatively flat.

Notes:

Please take litter out.
Please report any fallen trees to park staff.
Please be prepared with essentials like water, snacks and good clothing.
Be cautious of wildlife and give animals their space. Do not chase or yell at wildlife.
Please keep dogs on leash at all times.
Properly prepare for outdoor activities.

Skating Rink

See below for more details on the Farley Freezeway Ice Skating Track and the Ice Rink

Open

Trail Name	Permitted Activities	Status
Beaver Hills Loop		Snow Covered
Chickadee Loop		Snow Covered
Deer Loop		Snow Covered
Ermine Loop		Snow Covered
Farley Freezeway - Ice Skate Track The skating track will not be built in the 2019-2020 winter season. Ice paths can be found at Elk Island National Park, Sherwood Park and Edmonton.		Closed
Fox Loop		Snow Covered
Grebe Pond		Snow Covered
Grouse Loop		Snow Covered
Holdsworth		Snow Covered
Moose		Snow Covered
Shoreline Path		Snow Covered
Skating Rink The ice rink has been flooded in mid-December and can be skated on. Clearing of fresh snow will not be done regularly so you may have to shovel before skating. The day use shelter will be open to use throughout the winter.		Open