![]() NPS Come Enjoy this Winter Wonderland! Winter visitors enjoy the beauty of Voyageurs National Park by snowmobile, on cross country skis, in an auto on the ice road, on snowshoes, or in ice-fishing houses. Voyageurs invites visitors who want to get out of the cold to come to the Rainy Lake Visitor Center. Be prepared for your adventure. Plan ahead and watch the weather. Here are tips for winter safety while snowmobiling, ice fishing, and enjoying all that winter has to offer. Trail ConditionsRead the latest Winter Ice and Trail Conditions Report (Posted weekly during the winter months) for the most updated park ice and trail conditions. For additional area trail conditions, please visit: Winter Trail MapsSnowshoe & Cross Country Ski TrailsExplore the winter landscape by snowshoe, or enjoy the tranquility of cross country skiing across lakes and through forests in Voyageurs National Park. Visit our trails page to find which trails are accessible in the winter and plan your next adventure! ![]() Don't Have Skis or Snowshoes?Voyageurs National Park's Winter Equipment Rental Program offers a variety of winter equipment for rent from the Rainy Lake Visitor Center, so that you can set off on your own adventure exploring our winter trails or frozen lakes.
Due to overlap in adult/youth sizes, inventory in certain sizes of skis or snowshoes may be limited and is not guaranteed. Please call the Rainy Lake Visitor Center at (218) 286-5258 for on-site availability of specific sizes. ![]() NPS Ice RoadsThe Rainy Lake Ice Road begins at the Rainy Lake Visitor Center boat launch. The Kabetogama Lake Ice Road stretches between the boat launches of the Ash River and Kabetogama Lake Visitor Centers.
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Last updated: December 21, 2022