There are self-guided nature trails ranging in length from .9 mile to five miles. For longer day hikes, follow the Epinette Creek trails for an enchanted tour of the forests, prairie and creeks of Spruce Woods. Distances range from .9 mile to nine miles with varying degrees of difficulty. Backpackers enjoy a network of options in the Epinette Creek Trail system, which connects with the scenic 15-mile Newfoundland Trail. Mountain biking is a popular activity along the Epinette Creek and Newfoundland hiking trail system.
Horseback riders enjoy the back country trails and can use the equestrian campground facilities.
The park is also known for its excellent cross-country ski trails. Eleven trails offer nearly 44 miles of touring for novice, moderate and intermediate skiers. Ski to the Jackfish Lake Cabin, stay overnight and sleep by the heat of the wood stove. In winter, there is also tobogganing, skating and hockey rinks and two groomed walking and snowshoeing trails. Nine groomed, one-way snowmobile trails offer the winter explorer trips from 4 to nearly 19 miles.