Ontario Parks Snow Report
Killbear
Last Updated: 12/03/2026
Facilities at park
| Current Condition | Poor |
|---|---|
| Snow Depth | 20 cm |
| New Snow | 0 cm |
| Last Updated | 12/03/2026 |
| Number of Trails | 2 |
|---|---|
| Open Trails (total length) | 15 km |
| Track Set Trails (total length) | 15 km |
| Skate Set Trails (total length) | 5 km |
There are a total of 14.9 km of classic and 4.7 km of skate ski trails at Killbear. The Recreation trail is a 3.8 km linear trail (parallel to the Eddie Ramsay Parkway), plus 2 loops that run through Harold Point and Granite Saddle campgrounds for a total of 10.2 km. The Blind Bay loop often has better snow conditions than the Recreation Trail.
| Trail Name | Trail Conditions | Trail Type | Last Groomed |
|---|---|---|---|
Blind Bay(4.7 km, loop) |
Icy |
Classic and Skate | 26/02/2026 |
Recreation Trail with Harold Point and Granite Saddle loops(10.2 km, linear) |
Icy Bare Patches |
Classic | 26/02/2026 |
Approximately 7.5 km of snowshoe routes are available. Please do not walk or snowshoe on ski trails.
Cleated snowshoes may damage our boardwalks if they are not covered in snow. If the boardwalk is visible, please either carry your snowshoes or walk beside the boardwalk.
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