Great Blue Heron Provincial Park - Emma Lake Trails

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Great Blue Heron Provincial Park, Emma Lake, 50 km N of Prince Albert off Hwy 2.

Latitude: 53.59836° N,
Longitude: -105.9221° W

Great Blue Heron Provincial Park, Emma Lake section, offers over a variety of trail experiences for all users. Valley View Trail is located along Highway 953, on third Emma Lake. This 5-km trail offers an opportunity to explore the aspen, birch and spruce forest. Rolling hills and open meadows await. The Murray Point trail, located within the campground, is a beautiful 2-km walk along Oliver Creek, the lakeshore and surrounding forest. Valley View Trail and some trails within Murray Point Campground are groomed for skiing and snowshoeing in winter. Contact the park for grooming updates.

The park offers approximately 10 km of designated ATV trails within the park, with plenty more trails located on adjacent crown and municipal lands. The main park trail is located on the old Highway 952, locally known as ‘Poacher’s Road’. This trail connects the Murray Point area with the south end of Anglin lake. From here, riders can loop back to their starting point by travelling in the highway right-of-way, on Crown land trails near Clarine Lake and on some municipal roads. All designated ATV trails are considered multi-use, so riders must be aware of other users – trappers, outfitters and potentially some vehicles. A trail permit is required to ride within the park. Permits are available at the park office.

In winter, snowmobilers will have the chance to explore the 50 km of trails that connect the area's lakes, including Anglin, Emma and Christopher Lake. Gas stations and warm-up shelters are also located at various sites along the snowmobile trail.

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