Stokely Creek

Stokely/Aglgoma Highlands is of the four largest Nordic ski areas in North America. Also very snowy…200 inches of lake-effect snowfall. The trail systems were created and are maintained by a partnership between Stokely Creek and the Algoma Highlands Conservancy. Snowshoe and ski rentals available on premises.

Nordic Skiing

130 km are groomed for classic and skating ski styles, but there are many more kilometres of sometimes groomed but well-signed trails as well. Ski to ice-covered lakes, enjoying the pristine silence and the snow-draped evergreens. Stay on the flats, or climb as high as King Mountain's 1880 foot vertical. View trail map.

Snowshoeing

Enjoy some of the most challenging snowshoe trails in the area. Try the 15km King Mountain Trail or if you would just like to test your snowshoeing skills, you can enjoy the 2km Otter's Trail. View a description of snowshoeing trails.

Exciting winter events at Stokely. View.

The Trailhead

Driving distance from Algoma’s Water Tower Inn & Suites: 24.9 km/15.5 miles.

Directions:

Exit the front parking lot and turn right (north) onto Great Northern Rd. (Great Northern Rd becomes HWY-17/Trans Canada Hwy at the northern boundary of the city at 6th Line). Continue to head north. Make the next right turn onto Old Hwy 17 N. You will also see a Highway sign that says "Stokely Creek Lodge” just before the turn. *After 2 km/1.3 mi, bear right at the fork in the road onto Pickard Rd. On the right in 1 km./.5 mi., you will come to a big STOKELY CREEK sign and parking lot at 194 Pickard Rd.. View driving map.

Maps & Links

www.algomahighlandsconservancy.org
www.stokelycreek.com
Trail map

For information about Sault Ste. Marie and area activities, visit www.saulttourism.com