Skate Ski Trail

Pinery Provincial Park   

This trail has been provided for skiers who want to use this skiing technique. Please do not skate ski on the regular trails as it damages the prepared track. Park users are also permitted to take their dogs on this trail (though the dogs must still be on a leash under 6 feet at all times). Pinery provides some of the best cross-country skiing in southwestern Ontario. The 38 kilometres of trails form a series of loops, providing a variety of challenges for beginner and advanced skiers alike. Ski equipment can be rented in the park. Please do not walk on ski trails or ski on walking trails.

Directions: Pinery Provincial Park is located 8 km south of the Village of Grand Bend on Highway 21.

Information provided by the Friends of Pinery park website.

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