This trail is a relatively easy 2-kilometer loop that follows the shoreline of Waskesiu Lake, with views of King Island in the distance, before turning upstream along Mud Creek. As you wander through the mixed forest of spruce and aspen, you'll see plenty of wildlife, and in spring, spawning fish draw black bears to the water, adding a chance for memorable wildlife sightings. There are interpretive signs along the way that highlight the area's history, including that of the First Peoples, local wildlife, and past community activities. It's a lovely path that's perfect for a leisurely stroll to enjoy the peaceful scenery of the park's lakeshore and forest.