In Indian Bay, there is a delightful trail known as the Indian Bay Brook Trail. This trail spans approximately 1.7 miles and is suitable for all skill levels. It’s perfect for hiking and walking, featuring a serene river along the way. The elevation gain is a gentle 62 feet.
If you’re looking for a scenic all-season trail near the water, Indian Bay has this beauty of a trail system to offer!
Offering a gateway to cabin country, this entry point allows many people who own or rent cabins, situated in its natural, serene setting. A place where individuals go to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and enjoy activities like fishing, hunting, or simply relaxing in the tranquility of nature.
Cabin country is an area that is rich in natural beauty and offers a sense of solitude and retreat. It’s a refuge and a home away from home for many, where they can reconnect with family, friends, and the land.
The KSA (Kittiwake Snowmobile Association) Trail System provides instant access to beautiful scenery, making it a popular choice for outdoor enthusiasts. Whether you’re exploring the Main Trail, Greenspond Road, or other Branches — Indian Bay, Newfoundland & Labrador offers a delightful snowmobiling experience for all trail users. We’re thankful for the The Kittiwake Snowmobile Association (KSA) which maintains this incredible trail system. For the latest news on conditions, visit the KSA on Facebook.
The main trail runs from Indian Bay through to the end of the trail on the Back Road/Dump Road. It covers scenic terrain and provides access for snowmobilers to explore the region.
The groomer also maintains Greenspond Road, which is part of the KSA trail system. Greenspond Road offers picturesque views and connects to other trails in the area.
The groomer extends its efforts to groom the 32 Branch area, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable snowmobiling experience for riders.