It passes through poplar and willow stands, goes along the lake shore, and returns along the park entrance road to the sheldter. There is one steep hill that might be a challenge to a beginner skier. The trails are not patrolled and skiers should be prepared for emergencies. There is also snowshoeing in the park. Fireplaces and wood are available.
Pit toilets are near the picnic shelter.
It crosses the park entrance road and follows the southern park boundary, then turns north and winds its way along the South Heart River. You will travel through mature mixed forest with many small, gently rolling hills. There are three rest areas along this trail. This is a long route, so be prepared for emergencies and take along extra clothing and high energy food. The trails are not patrolled and skiers should be prepared for emergencies.