Clearwater Lake Provincial Park in winter

Manitoba Parks designates 6 winter trails in Clearwater Lake Provincial Park, about 19 km, for classic ski, snowshoe, winter walk and fat bike. Its lakes are in the Northwest Division of the angling regulations.

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What the park offers in winter

• Looped ski trails near The Pas; the Atikameg trails are shared with snowshoers and fat bikes.
• Snowmobile trails in the park join the 144 km trail to Flin Flon.

Winter trails (6)

Never walk, snowshoe or ride on set ski tracks, and keep dogs on a leash. Conditions and grooming: Where to Ski grooming report · park page on manitoba.ca.

Lakes in and near the park

The 6 lakes nearest the middle of the park that the province's waterbody data covers, with the species it records. Northwest Division rules apply: ice fishing shelters off by April 15. Shelters on park lakes must also meet Manitoba Parks' size, location and use standards, and may not be slept in.

• Clearwater Lake · 9 km · 285 km²: rainbow trout, brook trout, walleye, brown trout, burbot, cisco The west side is closed to all fishing from September 15 to and including October 15, on a line northeast from the end of Sunset Point (Spawn Camp Point) to the west side of the inlet of Pike Bay.
• Spruce Pond · 11 km
• Pine Pond · 11 km
• Cedar Pond · 11 km
• Fir Pond · 12 km
• Shallow Lake · 18 km

Sources: Manitoba Parks Winter Trails & Experiences and Trail Conditions (manitoba.ca, checked October 2026); trail data: Manitoba Parks winter trail layers, read October 25, 2026; park boundary: Manitoba Parks; lakes: Manitoba Waterbody Data (all Manitoba Open Data Licence); snow: Environment and Climate Change Canada. A park vehicle permit is required all year.