Deep River Cross-Country Ski Club
Maps
Interactive DRXC Trail Maps
Introducing our Interactive Ski and Snowshoe Trail Maps. On your mobile device, head to uMaps and click the bottom left hand icon and allow uMap to access your motion and orientation. This will allow you to know where you are when you use the DRXC trails.
Downloadable Maps
Click below to view or download maps.
GPS tracks corresponding to the trail maps are provided in GPS Exchange Format (.gpx). The WGS84 reference datum was used during recording these tracks. Track names correspond to trail names on the maps, with the exception that for many Silver Spoon snowshoe tracks, tracks are named after the major features or endpoints encountered.
Do not rely solely on the GPS. Tracks may not reflect all trail routing changes. Not all minor trails/links are included. Test your device and practice using it on a trail you know before venturing into new territory. The end user assumes the entire risk as to the quality of the data.
Silver Spoon Trails (Four Seasons Conservancy)
The Silver Spoon Trails, located off Balmer Bay Road in Deep River, are groomed trails for classic skiing (D, R, X, C, M, Mext, S, H, K and B) and skate skiing (M, S, K and H). There is also a backcountry, ungroomed trail, P. These trails are sometimes also referred to as the Four Seasons Conservancy Trails.
Bass Lake Trails
The Bass Lake Trails are ungroomed, backcountry trails, at the end of Bass Lake Road off of Hwy 17, 10 minutes west of Deep River. These are the most challenging of the trail systems. It is advised that you can ski P loop on the Silver Spoon Trails, prior to attempting the Bass Lake Trails. Also because these trails are backcountry, please ski prepared with a cell phone, appropriate clothing, pack food and water, and please ski with a buddy. For more information, please refer to the Emergency Plan.
Petawawa Research Forestry Trails
The Petawawa Research Forestry Trails are ungroomed, backcountry trials, off Clouthier Rd on the west side of Petawawa. These trails are slightly less challenging then the Bass Lake Trails, but because they are backcountry, please ski prepared with a cell phone, appropriate clothing, pack food and water, and please ski with a buddy. For more information, please refer to the Emergency Plan.
