Great place for dog walks . Dogs are allowed off leash . $5,00 per adult and 1,50 per dog cash only…read more. There is no charge for parking . Trails are well marked .

From the owner: In winter: 35 km of cross country skiing trails (classic and skate), 16km of snowshoing trails,…read more5,3km back country ski trails specialized for Altai ski (ski snowshoe). Free slop for sleding. Lodge, 2 heated cabins, ski and snowshoe rental. In summer: segway guided tours and rental (on appointment only)

My boyfriend and I shared an unforgettable weekend here Jan 12-14, consisting of snow mobiling, dog…read moresledding, Nordic spa partaking, hockey & deeeellicious dinner! We came up on a Friday & we're supposed to go snow mobiling, but it was an unseasonably warm day with rain so we had to reschedule for the next day. Instead, we checked out the local ski town which was super cute, and only 20 minutes away. Then, we returned to partake in the 'happy hour' spa, 2 for 1 to partake in their package of: dry sauna, eucalyptus 'bath' (really just wet sauna with eucalyptus scent) and then the outdoor hot tubs. This was a truly relaxing experience & something I would highly suggest - solely for the outdoor hot tub experience! Incredibly remote and romantic On Saturday we participated in snow mobiling, and were alone with a tour guide. This was an AWESOME experience, 3 hours of endless trails to explore as fast as you please. Up hills, downhills, great views. That evening we did the happy hour spa again, then headed to dinner. I was pleasantly surprised with the restaurant on site. It's a bit pricey, but the meals were great and stuffed us. The service was great too, for the most part. On our last day we did dog sledding - my most favorite activity. They allow you to spend as much time with the dogs as you like, all 115 of them. Puppies too! Dog sledding was actually pretty exhausting and a great workout, and the dogs seem to love it. So great. I'd highly suggest this place to those looking to have endless activities at their fingertips! Only downfall is that the rooms are dated, and can be pretty far from the central area where all the activities are. Plus the indoor hot tub wasn't working at the time, which was a bit of a bummer.

Of the three days I was here in the colder part of Spring (yes it was still snowing and -11 degrees…read moreCelsius) there wasn't really much to do. A lot of the roads were either way covered in mounds of ice or black ice...something not too fun to drive over, and this place has a lot of windy, small roads The nearby lake was also frozen over...so yeah. I think for the most part we stayed inside except on the first and last day when we had to go towards Toronto. Service is excellent though. When I was there it was one lady covering at the front desk and she was fluent in both French and English, great for us tourists haha. Dining was offered by a chef but my family brought and bought a lot of food already. They have a prix fixe menu as well as a la carte. Service is 24/7 also (room service included). Cool. Definitely come by in warmer months and when the lake isn't frozen over. I'm sure there are a lot more things to do then. Although the snowflakes here were pretty; they were in actual snowflake formation, unlike the clumps you see elsewhere!