Paint Lake Provincial Park in winter

Manitoba Parks designates 4 winter trails in Paint Lake Provincial Park, about 10 km, for snowshoe, winter walk, fat bike and toboggan. Its lakes are in the North Central Division of the angling regulations. The nearest climate station reporting snow, Thompson A (36 km away), had 0 cm on the ground on November 1.

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What the park offers in winter

Winter trails (4)

TrailLengthDesignated forNotes
Campground Trail 2 km Snowshoe, Winter walk, Fat bike
Liz Lake Trail 7 km Snowshoe, Winter walk, Fat bike
Redman's Field Trail 0.9 km Snowshoe, Winter walk, Fat bike
Winter Recreation Area — Toboggan

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

Snow on the ground nearby

Climate stationElevationSnow on the ground7 days earlierDistance
Thompson A 224 m 0 cm (Nov 1) 3 cm 36 km

Daily snow on the ground at Environment and Climate Change Canada climate stations, refreshed daily. Reports run a few days behind, and snow cover can differ a lot over short distances.

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. North Central 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.

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.