Rossburn Subdivision Trail

From tracks to trail

The Rossburn Subdivision Trail, part of the Trans Canada Trail, runs 176 km from Russell to Neepawa. This multi-use, non-motorized gravel trail follows the abandoned CN rail line formerly known as Rossburn Subdivision. Most of the trail is suitable for hiking, biking and horseback riding. During the winter, Rossburn Subdivision Trail is part of Snoman Inc‘s official snowmobiling trails as No.13. It connects to Riding Mountain National Park through the Riding Mountain Trans Canada Trail Network with the Flying Eagle Link Trail and the Elk Link Trail. Read more…

We, the Rossburn Subdivision Trail Association (RSTA), welcome visitors on the trail. Discover stunning viewpoints, visit historical sites in rural areas close to the trail or watch out for wildlife!

Come explore the wonders of the trail

News

• Recap 2024
  The last year has been a very busy and successful year for the Rossburn Subdivision Trail Association! Thanks to generous funding, grant opportunities and our engaged board members, we could finalize several projects along the trail as well as start new ones. We appreciate everyone who supported or partnered with us for one or more projects last year. Learn more about our 2024 projects.
• RSTA shirts for sale!
  Show your love for the Rossburn Subdivision Trail with one of our RSTA shirts! f you want to purchase a shirt (and therefore support RSTA and trail maintenance), please send a message to rsta@live.ca to order. We have RSTA shirts for sale in sizes S to XXL for $36 including shipping as an untracked letter. Inquire if you prefer tracked shipping. Payment is available via e-transfer.
• Manitoba Trails Day Event on June 1st!
  RSTA is excited to announce that we’re hosting an International Trails Day event in partnership with Trans Canada Trail. Join us on June 1 to celebrate our beloved trail! This event is made possible by the generous support of Trans Canada Trail. We are one out of 10 trail groups Trans Canada Trail has chosen to highlight in Canada this year, the only one in Manitoba.

Trans Canada Trail

The Trans Canada Trail is the world’s longest network of multi-use recreational trails, stretching for more than 27,000 kilometres through every province and territory. It’s a showcase of Canada’s diverse landscapes and cultures, and a sustainable national asset that fosters unity, collaboration and connectedness. Our national trail is managed by local trail groups and partners who work in conjunction with Trans Canada Trail, a registered charity. – Trans Canada Trail

Trails Manitoba

Trails Manitoba provides the support and resources necessary to promote the development and use of recreational trail throughout Manitoba, thereby improving the overall well-being of Manitoba’s communities. The vision is that people in Manitoba will desire and benefit from a fully integrated and supported trail network, linking communities and people throughout the province. – Trails Manitoba

This website and our Social Media activities have been enabled by the generous and ongoing support of Trails Manitoba and Trans Canada Trail – thank you!