Ontario Parks Snow Report

Number of Trails	8
Open Trails (total length)	58 km
Track Set Trails (total length)	70 km
Skate Set Trails (total length)	70 km

Sleeping Giant maintains 69.75km of groomed cross-country skiing trails with both skate and classic options.

Most trails are long, linear routes that access remote sections of the park, and appropriate trip planning is required. Two-way traffic is permitted on all skiing trails within the park.

Parking is available at the Bay's End Lookout Trailhead (BELT) at the Marie Louise Lake Park Office and the Rita Lake parking lot. Parking on Highway 587 is illegal.

A friendly reminder: dogs must be kept on a leash that does not exceed 2-metres in length.

Trail Name	Trail Conditions	Trail Type	Last Groomed
Bay's End Lookout (11.6 km, linear)	Fresh Snow	Classic and Skate	19/03/2026
Beach Road (1 km, linear)	Fresh Snow	Classic and Skate	18/03/2026
Burma (11.4 km, linear)	Fresh Snow	Classic and Skate	19/03/2026
Ferns Lake (9.7 km, loop)	Fresh Snow	Classic and Skate	18/03/2026
Jakobsen's Jaunt (0.25 km, linear)	Fresh Snow	Classic and Skate	18/03/2026
Marie Louise Lake Loop (18.2 km, loop)	Fresh Snow	Classic and Skate	18/03/2026
Pickerel Lake (11.7 km, linear)	Fresh Snow	Classic and Skate	05/03/2026
Thunder Bay Lookout Road (9.2 km, linear)	Fresh Snow	Classic and Skate	19/03/2026

Skating Trail Condition	Excellent

Sleeping Giant’s 550 m skating trail begins at campsite 96 and winds its way through the Marie Louise Lake Campground. A small open sided change shelter, parking, and firepit are all available near the skating trail.

Visitors can snowshoe on a variety of hiking trails. Popular trails include the Sea Lion, Ravine Lake, Sifting Lake, Joe Creek, and a portion of the Kabeyun Trail to Tee Harbour.