Hiking & Skiing Trails
Deep Portage maintains nearly eleven miles of trails for public use. During the winter, we groom many of them for cross-country skiing. The trails vary in difficulty, with more difficult trails featuring frequent steep hills.
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Dogs are welcome to come exploring with you, but must remain on their leash near the building. Motorized vehicles are not permitted on Deep Portage trails except for the access trails noted on this map.
Current Ski Trail Conditions:
February 2 Update: All trails were groomed Feb 2
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Beginners Loop- Used daily by school groups
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Connector Loop- Great condition
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Middle Loop- Great condition (parking lot plowed at main gate)
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North Loop- Great condition (parking lot plowed by north gate)​​
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South Loop- Great Condition
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Grouse Loop- no tracks, but is rolled/panned for skiing, hiking, snowshoeing, dogs, or bikes. Parking lot is plowed by entry gate
*We will not be re-grooming until we get another 3+ inches of snow.
Snowshoeing at Deep Portage:
Please stay OFF groomed ski tracks. Anything that is not groomed for ski trails you are welcome to snowshoe! On our map, purple dashed lines represent a few great snowshoe routes. You do not need to stay on any trail for snowshoeing, you can snowshoe on any of the 6,307 acres that does not have a groomed ski track on it. We highly recommended exploring our bogs and other wetlands by snowshoe!