Hunt Lake Trail – Whiteshell Provincial Park

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Hunt Lake Trail – Whiteshell Provincial Park

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Hunt Lake Trail – Whiteshell Provincial Park

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12.8km

120m

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Swimming fun and great views await on this 13-kilometre (8 mi) lake hike, located at the southern end of Whiteshell Provincial Park. It’s the ideal Tour for a day trip from Winnipeg.

From the car park at Hunt Lake, it only takes a few minutes to reach the eastern shore…

by Destination Canada

Last updated: October 25, 2024

Tips

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Whiteshell Provincial Park

Waypoints

Start point

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289 m

Hunt Lake

Highlight • Lake

Beautiful lake in Whiteshell Provincial Park. Swimming is allowed. The beautiful Hunt Lake Trail starts here and you can walk it to Little Indian Bay and back.

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1.31 km

West Hawk Lake

Highlight • Lake

Hunt Lake's big brother is just as beautiful. There are countless places along the shoreline where you can go swimming and enjoy the idyllic view.

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3.41 km

Hunt Lake Trail

Highlight • Trail

The approximately six-kilometer-long trail runs along the lower end of Hunt Lake and then along the eastern shore of West Hawk Lake to Little Indian Bay. You return the same way.

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12.8 km

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Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

12.8 km

Surfaces

12.8 km

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Tuesday 6 October

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August 21, 2024

Swimming fun and great views await on this 13-kilometre (8 mi) lake hike, located at the southern end of Whiteshell Provincial Park. It’s the ideal Tour for a day trip from Winnipeg.
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From the car park at Hunt Lake, it only takes a few minutes to reach the eastern shore of West Hawk Lake. From here, a

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