Trails Conditions & Advisories

Updated September 25, 2025

Fire Restrictions and Closures: Check for updated wildfire related travel restrictions and closures.

 

Hecla/Grindstone Provincial Park

  • Black Wolf Trail: South loop closed due to shoreline erosion. Main trail remains open.

Nopiming Provincial Park

  • All trails and water routes are closed due to wildfire activity. Backcountry campsites are closed.

Pisew Falls Provincial Park

  • The Rotary Suspension Bridge will be closed from October 1 to November 1 for trail upgrades to improve access to the bridge. The Kwasitchewan Falls Trail will be closed during this work.  Access to the Pisew Falls viewing platforms remains open.

Spruce Woods Provincial Park

  • Isputinaw Self-guiding Trail is closed due to flood damaged boardwalk.  The boardwalk is being assessed for repairs.
  • Spring Ridge Self-guiding Trail has a closed bridge halfway around the trail due to bank erosion. Trail remains open for in-and-out access only; do not attempt to cross the closed bridge. Bridge is being assessed for repairs.

Turtle Mountain Provincial Park

  • Oskar Lake Water Route: Portages to Emma Lake in Turtle Mountain Provincial Park are closed due to low water and floating cattail mats prohibiting access.  View map.

Whiteshell Provincial Park

  • The Mantario Hiking Trail is closed and is expected to remain closed for an extended period. Anyone who was planning to hike the trail this summer should make alternate plans. The portage on Sailing Lake into Granite Lake and portage at the north end of Marion Lake is closed.
  • All other trails and water routes in Whiteshell are open, including the Caddy Lake Tunnels.

All other provincial parks: