Located just three minutes south of Pemberton is Nairn Falls Provincial Park. In the summer, it offers a hiking trail up to the waterfalls, and in the winter the roads throughout the campground are groomed for cross country skiing – for both classic and skate. The ski trails are groomed specifically for the Spud Valley Jackrabbit Ski Program which takes place every Monday afternoon from mid December to mid March. Therefore, on Mondays, Nairn Park is not available for public use, as in the morning the trails are being groomed and the parking lot and access to it are being cleared of snow; in the afternoon from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. the ski program takes place. There must not be any vehicles parked on the access road to the park. The public is free to use the groomed ski trails, which are maintained by volunteers of the Spud Valley Nordic Association, during the rest of the week. The parking lot is available for use only by the Jackrabbit participants, and remains locked the rest of week.
People and dogs must not walk on the groomed trails at any time.