This trail starts at Spruce Coulee trail head on Hwy 41 and has some exciting changes in terrain through a variety of forest settings. The return trip may be made along either Rodeo Trail or Spruce Coulee. The trails are not patrolled and skiers should be prepared for emergencies. There is also snowshoeing in the park. Loop B in the Spruce Bay Campground is kept open for winter camping.
Toilets are open and firewood is provided.
Water is available at the hand pumps in the day use area. This park is on the shores of Lesser Slave Lake and has 10 km of groomed trails for cross country skiing. There are two main trails, the Beach Ridge Trail and the Spruce Bay Trail. There is a warm-up shelter where you can have lunch and a fire. This shelter is between lops B and C of the trail.