Saskatchewan Trails
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Yorkton is probably best-known for its contributions to the grain industry and as hikers, we certainly rely on our fair share of oats to fuel us!
However, it can also be a great home base for exploring the southeastern corner of...
One of the best parts about winter in the prairies is the opportunity to explore serene parks and trails. Snowshoeing and cross-country skiing in Saskatchewan are great ways to do just that! Wade through deep snow underneath the big blue...
In Saskatchewan’s Grasslands National Park, hikers will find rugged routes and temperate trails. It's wise to bring a compass and map and—most importantly—know how to use both with ease. Saskatchewan is known for its massive skies, so plan your visit...
The best things in life are free—especially when they include escaping from the modern world and getting back in touch with nature. Feeling the sun on your face and grass beneath your feet is priceless, so why not spend more...
City: Saskatoon
Region: Prince Albert National Park
Province/State: Saskatchewan
Country: Canada
Difficulty
Difficult
Time
4 hours
Round Trip Distance
15.5 km
Elevation Gain
Minimal
Camping
Nearby
Public Transit?
No
Dog Friendly
Yes
Kid Friendly
Yes
230 km from Saskatoon, nature-lovers come for the aspen groves and stay for the free-roaming bison.
Follow the lake’s edge before ducking into a swaying aspen...
City: Val Marie
Region: Grasslands National Park
Province/State: Saskatchewan
Country: Canada
Difficulty
Intermediate
Time
2 hours
Round Trip Distance
4.1 km
Elevation Gain
Minimal
Camping
Yes
Public Transit?
No
Dog Friendly
Yes
Kid Friendly
Yes
Canada’s only national prairie park, located on the Saskatchewan-Montana border, is a throwback to the turn-of-the-last-century — when native grasses like gamma, spear and fescue...
City: Cold Lake
Region: Meadow Lake Provincial Park
Province/State: Saskatchewan
Country: Canada
Difficulty
Intermediate
Time
2 hours
Round Trip Distance
120 km
Elevation Gain
Minimal
Camping
Yes
Public Transit?
No
Dog Friendly
Yes
Kid Friendly
Yes
The 120-km-long Boreal Trail is the king of all Saskatchewan trails and the province’s premiere backpacking route. Passing over rocky cliffs, through thick stands...
City: Saskatoon
Region: Trans Canada Trail
Province/State: Saskatchewan
Country: Canada
Difficulty
Intermediate
Time
Varies
Round Trip Distance
60 km
Elevation Gain
Minimal
Camping
No
Public Transit?
Yes
Dog Friendly
No
Kid Friendly
Yes
The Meewasin Trail runs nearly 60 kilometres through the province, tracing the South Saskatchewan River. Hikers get both the urban and rural experience, with many points of...
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