Municipality of Lorne Trans Canada Trail Hiking Journal
Did you know that the Trans Canada Trail (TCT) passes through the Municipality of Lorne, linking the communities of Bruxelles, Swan Lake, Somerset, St. Leon and Altamont with thousands of communities throughout Canada?!
This summer we are challenging YOU to get out and use the Lorne Section of the TCT!
Complete the Journal (online or hardcopy) before the last day of each month to be entered to WIN $100 in “Lorne Bucks” in June, July and August 2025!
Click HERE to get the ONLINE Version of the Journal
Hardcopies can be picked up from Lorne Recreation District Office located at 307-3rd Street in Somerset – turn right when you go in the front doors. They must then be handed back in to the LRD Office before the last day of each month to be entered into the draw. If no one is in the office, please leave it in the teal drop box just inside the window.
Get ACTIVE with Lorne Recreation District in June! All entries for June will be added to the ParticipACTION Community Challenge presented by Novo Nordisk #MakeRoomtoMove
Thank-you to dedicated volunteer Patti Hacault for creating the Hiking Journal!
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The Trans-Canada Trail, (48 miles or 76 km), traverses the Municipality of Lorne, links together the communities of Altamont, St. Leon, Somerset, Swan Lake and Bruxelles with thousands of communities throughout Canada.
This region, originally known as the “Pembina Mountain,” was used for describing the west shore of the once Lake Agassiz. The name “Pembina” coming from two Native words meaning “summer berry.” The forces of water eroded the valley’s ravines that gave the early explorers the impression of a mountain.
If you are an avid Geo-casher, please contact (www.mbgeocaching.ca) for the several sites along our Trans-Canada Trail.
We hope visitors and residents will take the time to bond with the wildlife, nature, and beautiful landscape throughout the Lorne Municipality.
Visit their website for more information: trailsmanitoba.ca or tctrail.ca
For trail information within the Municipality of Lorne email Patti at hacault.lee66@gmail.com
The Trans Canada Trail has geocaching spots, click the link below to check them out!