Mount Evergreen Trail

Kenora Nordic Trails have designed a series of trails for four season use. Trails are well signed with permanent signage at all trail junctions. Summer users will want to make note of the wetland icons on the attached map as wet areas are encountered some years.

Despite wet areas the entire circumference can be navigated by choosing trails options at the junctions that stay away from the wetland areas. Six kilometres of trails were designed for skate skiing and are approximately fifteen feet wide.

The rest of the trails intimately wind through mixed forest and rocky ridges. The maximum elevation change is just over 40 metres, however you can accomplish over 100m of climb on some three kilometre loops. Information provided by the Kenora Urban Trails Association.

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