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Hiking in Camp Morton Provincial Park: trails, map and practical info

Interlake • Manitoba

4.5 Appreciated by 38 hikers
François Dumaine
By François Dumaine • Contributor since 2015 • Updated 23/06/2026
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Difficulty
Moderate
Distance
6 km
Elevation
99 ft
Duration
2h30
Max altitude
3,682 ft

Explore 6.4 km of mixed forest and lakefront terrain where boreal woodland meets Lake Winnipeg's expansive shoreline in Manitoba's Interlake region. This moderate hike with 400 m elevation gain takes 2.5 hours and rewards hikers with dramatic lake vistas and diverse wildlife viewing opportunities near Rosser.

Recommended for :
Intermediate hikers

Ready to explore Camp Morton Provincial Park? Here's everything you need to know before you go!

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Trail description

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Camp Morton Provincial Park stretches along the eastern shores of Lake Winnipeg in Manitoba's Interlake region, offering hikers a diverse landscape where boreal forest meets one of Canada's largest freshwater lakes. The park features a 12.4-kilometer trail system that winds through mixed woodlands of oak, ash, birch, spruce and poplar, creating excellent hiking and cross-country skiing opportunities for visitors of all skill levels.

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The well-marked trail network at Camp Morton takes you through several distinct ecosystems. You'll encounter stands of oak, ash, birch, and spruce that characterize the region's boreal forest. The forest floor offers opportunities to spot wildflowers during spring and early summer, with clearings providing excellent wildlife viewing opportunities and glimpses of Lake Winnipeg through the trees.

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Ready to go?

Everything you need to know before you go

Where?

Address
Camp Morton, MB R0C 0M0, Canada
GPS coordinates
50.7152564, -96.9872262
Phone
Not available

Starting Point

The camp morton provincial park is located in the Municipality of Rosser, Manitoba. To get to the start of the trails, take Highway No. 1 west from Winnipeg to the junction with Highway No. 9. Go north on Highway No. 9 to Rosser and then west on PR 210 (Camp Morton Road) to the park entrance.

When?

Opening hours
From sunrise to sunset
Varies by season
Best season
Fall
Spectacular colors
Best time
Early morning
Less crowded
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How much?

Entry fees
Adult
Not available
Child
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What to bring?
Gear
Download the PDF checklist
Water & food
2L minimum
No water point on the trail
Bring energy snacks for a 4h+ hike
Good to know
Park rules
No dogs
Safety
Download the GPX before you go
Limited cellular coverage on the trail
Slippery after rain
Be careful on rocky sections
In an emergency
Emergency
911
Parking GPS
50.7152564, -96.9872262
Center
Not available

Hikers' opinions

4.5
23 Reviews
D
David
May 10, 2026
Excellent spring hiking destination with diverse terrain that keeps the experience engaging. The elevation changes throughout the 6.4km route provide varied perspectives of the Interlake landscape. Trail conditions were excellent in May, and the 2.5 to 3-hour timeframe was accurate for our pace. Definitely worth the entrance fee for the quality of maintenance.
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Jennifer
Feb 18, 2026
Beautiful winter hiking experience with snow-covered landscapes creating stunning scenery. The moderate difficulty rating holds true, though winter conditions make the steeper sections more challenging. Plan for extended hiking time during winter months compared to the standard 2.5-hour estimate. The trail remains well-maintained even in colder seasons.
D
David
Jan 18, 2026
Winter hiking at Camp Morton proved quite challenging, especially on the steeper sections with snow cover. The no-dogs policy was disappointing as we had hoped to bring our pet along. Despite the difficult conditions, the snow-covered landscape was stunning. Plan for significantly longer than the standard 2.5-hour estimate when tackling this trail in winter conditions.
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Patricia
Oct 22, 2025
As someone hiking in their retirement years, I found this trail perfectly suited to my abilities. The 6.4km route with 400m elevation gain provided a good workout without being excessive. The prairie parkland setting is beautiful and the trail system is clearly marked throughout. The drive from Winnipeg is scenic as well.
M
Marcus
Sep 15, 2025
The autumn foliage here is absolutely stunning, particularly in September. The moderate difficulty rating is accurate—challenging enough to feel rewarding without being overwhelming. The trail is well-marked and the 6.4km distance is manageable for most fitness levels. Just budget for parking fees when planning your visit.

FAQ - Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know
Moderate
99.00 m
3682.00 m
2h30
No
No
The Camp Morton Provincial Park trail has an elevation gain of 400 m over the 6.4 km distance. This moderate elevation gain contributes to the trail's moderate difficulty rating and is an important factor to consider when planning your hike.
Camp Morton Provincial Park is rated as moderate difficulty, which means it is better suited for hikers with some hiking experience rather than complete beginners. The 400 m elevation gain over 6.4 km may present a challenge for those new to hiking.
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