The TMPP staff do a great job of grooming the trails at Adam Lake.  These are done is classic and skate lanes.  The trails are multi-use so there can be foot traffic, you are rewarded the further out you venture, especially near James Lake and John Lake.

The trails around Adam have seen an increase in fat biking in the last few years.  When the ice is thick enough some lake trips are great as well!  The Moose Tower, Fitness Trail and Shoofly trail (south side) are some of our favourites.

Skishoes, skihocs, backcountry skin skis… all names for this fun winter activity. These wide & short skin skis are a mix between a snowshoe and xc ski. They allow you to travel almost anywhere, but are most fun off-trail. The adjustable binding works for any boot size.

The winter recreation area at Adam Lake has an amazing skating pond.  It has a cozy warm-up shelter and outdoor firepit too.  It’s lit at night for hours of fun!

The numerous lakes in TMPP have a variety of fish for those looking to catch their dinner!  Adam, Bower, William and Max are the large lakes.  Fish species vary from lake to lake but include walleye, northern pike, trout, bass and perch.

The sledding hill at Adam Lake provides countless hours of fun and laughter.  There is a fire pit and warm up shelter, as well as lighting for some late night fun.

There is a wide range of trails throughout the TMPP and surrounding area.  Some of our favourites are the West Main & Oskar Lake Roads for gravel riding and the Turtle’s Back mountain biking.

There are a lot of lakes within the TMPP to explore.  Whether you’re looking for an easy paddle or finding the lesser paddled lakes via a portage or two there’s something for everyone.

The trails in TMPP take you through mixed forest that provides something new to find every time out.  There are lots of options leaving right from the huts or a short drive to numerous different trail heads.