Snowshoeing and cross-country skiing

Kejimkujik National Park and National Historic Site

Fall, winter and spring conditions

Note that trails are open but not maintained or patrolled between November 1 and Victoria Day weekend.

You may encounter washed-out or flooded sections and/or downed trees.

Most facilities and services are closed at this time of year. More information

Emergencies: Call 911 and be prepared to wait for help to arrive.

Cross-country ski trail

As of January 6, the Main Parkway will be groomed for cross-country skiing when snow conditions, road conditions and staff capacity allow.

The cross-country ski trail begins at the gate near the Mill Falls parking lot and ends at the J-Line gate.

Please see the map of the facilities and services available in winter at Kejimkujik

Trail grooming updates

Each time the trail is groomed, an update will be posted on the Friends of Keji Facebook page.

Snowshoeing trail

Snowshoes are welcome. There are no dedicated snowshoe trails. Please do not snowshoe on the set cross-country ski tracks.

Safety

Plan ahead

Cell service varies within Kejimkujik National Park and National Historic Site. Always let someone know your route and expected return time. Contact this person when you have completed your trip.

AdventureSmart

Be AdventureSmart and learn the safety tips, etiquette and essentials:

Vehicles

Vehicles are not permitted behind the gate near Mill Falls. However, please be mindful of emergency or park staff vehicles that may be operating past the gate.