Herb Lake Landing is a small friendly community in Northern Manitoba, nestled on the south shores of Wekusko Lake. From fishing to hiking, Herb Lake Landing is a haven for those who love the great outdoors.

Best Things to Do at Herb Lake Landing

1. Ted Taylor & Snowball’s Trail

   A 15-minute hike with a 12-meter elevation gain leads to breathtaking views of Wekusko Lake. Near the trailhead, you’ll find a small shelter with a guest book and historical information.

2. Barry’s Beach

   A secluded beach near the road—keep an eye out for the sign.

The trailhead for the Ted Taylor & Snowball’s Trail and the sign for Barry’s Beach are both located along the gravel road, so be sure to watch for them in both directions. As you enter the Herb Lake Landing community, the Ted Taylor & Snowball’s Trailhead will be on your right (co-driver’s side), while Barry’s Beach will be on your left (driver’s side).

1. Other Activities

• Fishing, boating, and canoeing on Wekusko Lake.

Where to Stay at Herb Lake Landing

• Wekusko Falls Lodge or accommodations in Snow Lake (30 mins away).

• No official campgrounds—only backcountry camping is possible.

While in Herb Lake Landing, we came across a lodge, Tawow Lodge, that appeared to be permanently closed. May not be though, so that would be a lodging option in the Herb Lake Landing area. There’s also a possibility that new lodging options may become available in the future.

Where to Eat at Herb Lake Landing

Herb Lake Landing has no restaurants or grocery stores, so be sure to bring your own food and supplies. If you're staying at a cabin or campsite, plan to prepare your own meals. Alternatively, you can drive to Snow Lake, where you'll find a few dining options, including the Snow Lake Motor Inn Restaurant (pub-style food) and Good Times Coffeehouse.

Important Tips for Visiting Herb Lake Landing

1. Services are extremely limited—bring enough fuel, food, water, and supplies.

2. No Cell Service—download maps ahead of time and carry a GPS device.