The Sovereign Lake Nordic Centre
now has more than 14 km of self guided, signed snowshoe trails for you to explore.

Our main "Trapline" trail is great for families because of its many shortcuts. You can go further afield and head to the Black Prince Cabin on the "Cabin Fever" trail or go to the lookout on "White Rabbit".

Rates
Adult: $8.00
Junior / Senior: $4.00
Snowshoe only season pass (Does not include a club membership)
Adult $75
Junior/Senior $35 Junior/Senior

Rentals

We have Full size range of Tubbs Snowshoes available for rent.

Rental Rates:
Full Day: $15.00 Adult $10.00 Jr/Sr
Part Day $ 11.00 Adult $8.00 Jr/Sr

Tours Lessons and Clinics

For those who are new to the area or new to snowshoeing we offer tours and clinics

Discover the fun, adventure and fitness benefits of snowshoeing!

Snowshoeing is experiencing a revival thanks to the new lightweight and durable performance snowshoes. It has evolved from a mode of transportation on the snow to easy and fun recreation and sport.

The Sovereign Lake Snowshoe School has lessons for beginners, recreational athletes and experienced snowshoers. "Why slog when you can hike or jog." A little instruction will give you a headstart on good technique and lots of tips about discovering the winter wonderland.

Private Lessons (by request anytime): 1 hr. $ 30.

Semi Private Lessons (by request anytime): 1 hr. $ 30 first person - $ 25 second person.

Getting Started Program:
This is our learn to snowshoe program for beginners without equipment. Included is a 1 hr. lesson + full day rental + full day trail pass for only $ 30.

Area Tours are also available upon request.

What do I need to know to get started snowshoeing?

Anyone can snowshoe, it's as easy as walking and fun for all ages and fitness levels. Snowshoeing gives you a great low-impact, heart-healthy workout that burns approximately 25 percent more calories than walking. Today's compact, streamlined frames and asymmetric shapes enable snowshoers to have a normal stance and natural stride. Easy-to-use bindings provide directional control and stability in variable terrain and snow conditions.

What type of footwear do I need for snowshoeing?

Warm, waterproof and supportive hiking boots are best. Snowshoes fit a variety of boot styles and sizes (i.e. soft pack, hiking, mountaineering, and snowboard boots).