Best Trails near Cartier, Manitoba, Canada

beautiful trail! my kids enjoyed it as well ! cant wait to go back

awesome place to hike

Trail was great, the washed out areas have frozen over (icy and a bit slippery) and all dead fall is clear.

Accessed this one off the wild grape trail but they end was flooded out so we had to turn back. Loads of downed trees , could navigate around them but the water was too much. Still a decent hike , just need to turn around. Can’t do the loop

Flooded out near the end. We had to turn back as we didn’t have rubber boots. Lots of downed trees but could navigate around them. Still a nice hike with the kid.

Always a beautiful trail, especially in the fall. Flooded in some low spots because of all of the rain and a little muddy.

Went here in mid September - ABSOLUTELY stunning foliage! The Wild Grape trail is 2.5km and is a very easy trail to follow. It is a bare ground trail, meaning there is no stones or wood chips, and as such there were a few muddy spots but as the trail is fairly wide, I had no worries getting around the muddied areas. KNOW that despite the proximity to the river there are few (if any) spots to safely get down to the river - if you’re taking your furbaby for a stroll be sure to pack some water for them. My 12 yr terrier was not thrilled with me, but there were a couple natural puddles he was able to hydrate from. Again, stunning, gorgeous trail. First time in this park and I’m kicking myself I hadn’t checked it out sooner! :) Happy Trails :)

we walked this trail in July... no issues with the creek crossing as it was all dried out... great scenery... lots of twist and turns and multiple hills.. most under trees and rarely travelled... favorite trail out of all in Beaudry Park

Trail is wide and well-maintained and easy to follow. Some nice views of the river.

This was really fun! Nicely shaded throughout, easy terrain, and it goes by quickly. It's not a hike for those looking for a challenge, but it's a cute trail and a lovely place to spend an afternoon. I will say, the closer you get to the river the more the mosquitos will love you.

Wonderful trail if you're looking for a loop that will take approximately an hour. The trail head isn't very obvious, so we inadvertently did the grape trail too. Even so, it was only about 5.3 km. If I were to do it again, I would avoid going after a heavy rain fall or during flood season as some parts of the trail were muddy even washed out.

Quick little hike with the kids. Muddy in spots. Very shady - good for a hot day. Lots of very large trees. Very lush undergrowth. Easy trail. Only saw a couple people. Should have a provincial park pass if you want to park in the lot - we didn’t have ours with us but nobody was there to check.

trail ends half way. don't bother in the summer

Very nice clean trails. Shady and no bugs. Lots of birds, squirrels, a few deer, and only crossed paths with one other person. Will definitely go again.

Nice clear trail. Shady and no bugs yet. Lots of birds, squirrels, a few deer and only crossed paths with one person. Will definitely go again and check out the rest in the park.

I love going to these trails with my partner. I love going to see the wildlife, and taking pictures. There is plenty of shade and a wide open field if you want to throw around a ball. The longest trail here takes about an hour. I would recomend for beginners or someone that just wants to take a nice stroll.

super easy to follow, easy to get too. There are plenty of places to stop for pictures and a nice place for a picnic. I regularly go to these trails.

Fat person friendly trail, great hike if you're just getting back to physical activity and are scared of biting off more than you can chew. Well marked, wide trails.

Great little trail tucked away from the direct sun with lots to see. The river to the Right on the way up and nature all around on the way back. the warming hut is a sad reminder of how precious life is and how soon it can be taken away. I'll definitely do it again.

Nice trail for an easy walk. Enjoyed an hour walking the trail. Saw only 3 other couples. Unfortunately 2 of the 3 couples had off leash dogs with them, despite the posted signs saying dogs were not allowed on the trail. One dog ran out of the bush towards us growling, only stopping when the owner realized what was happening and called the dog as it neared us.

Trail is in good condition. A few birds to be seen.

Love this trail, very sheltered and scenic

The portion of the trail just south of the trail junction is underwater. It is possible to bypass by going off trail are by using the prairie trail along the edge of the woods as a detour. Other areas are muddy but passable. Good views of the river with no leaves on the trees. Easy trail to follow. Lots of birds starting to appear, and no bugs yet.

Wide trail; easy to follow. The creek valley is a very pleasant place to hike. Portions of the trail are muddy or snow and ice covered, but the trail conditions are better than expected for this time of year. There is no bridge at the creek crossing so the loop portion of the trail is only accessible during winter when the creek is frozen.

Trail is wide and easy to follow, with some views of the river. This early in the season there is snow, ice, mud, and water covering the trail. The portion of the trail west from the junction with the Elm Trail is currently impassable without calf-deep wading. Even in summer parts of this trail can be expected to be muddy or underwater.

Good easy cross-country ski trail

Very easy, but beautiful.