Open to the public 9:00 am – 5:00 pm at no charge!

Park and Ski

To protect skiers and wildlife on the woodland roads, vehicles are required to be left at one of the designated parking areas.

The principal parking areas provide direct access to the major ski trails.

Please always drive slowly and safely and carefully observe the posted speed limit of 20km an hour.

April 11 2019 – The skiing season has come to an end. We hope to see you back in the Winter of  2020

Fairway Ski Trail        1 km – Closed
Deer Run Ski Trail     1.5 km – Closed
High Lake Ski trail     1.6 km Return – Closed
Barlow Ski Trail         4.2 km Return –  Closed
Eastell Ski Trail          4.7 Km – Closed
Lee Ski trail                5 km Return – Closed
JC Ski Trail                  6 km Return – Closed
Statue Trail                 2.5 km – Closed
Poverty Ski Trail       5 km  – Closed

The trails at the Limberlost Forest provide access to innumerable special natural features as well as tours around a number of the larger lakes. Guests are encouraged to familiarize themselves with trail guide and safety information before embarking on their day tour.
Access of the Limberlost Forest is available at the main gate located 3 km off of Muskoka Road 8 (Limberlost Road) in Lake of Bays. Limberlost does not permit the recreational use of snowmobiles, ATVs, UTVs, or any gas powered motor boats, however skies are encouraged.

  • Just past the gates to Limberlost you’ll find a self serve kiosk on your left-hand side
  • Park your car in the designated parking lot
  • In the kiosk you’ll find
    1. a guest parking pass to display in your car
    2. trail maps 
    3. Read and sign the Safety Waiver.
  • To protect visitors and wildlife on the woodland roads, vehicles are required to be left at one of a number of designated parking areas. Each of these are a short walk to the start a skiing trail. 
  • Feel free to stop by our office on the right hand side 300 meters past the self-serve kiosk for trail information, conditions, and suggestions

Ski trails on the Limberlost Reserve are groomed and qualify as high quality trails. As such, they are suitable for individuals who prefer to enjoy nature at their leisure.

 The Limberlost Master Guide contains background information on popular natural features and selected wildlife habitats on the Limberlost property. Donations go directly to Trails Youth Initiatives, who have a Northern Campus at the Limberlost Forest.