To celebrate the upcoming Christmas season, we’re giving away a copy of our bestselling book – The Great Saskatchewan Bucket List – 50 Unforgettable Natural Wonders to see before you “Kick the Bucket”. This is one of our most popular titles for gift giving, but you can win your own free copy without worrying about whether or not Santa will bring you one. The draw will be made on November 19, 2024.
Saskatchewan abounds with natural wonders, but this guidebook cuts to the chase and takes you to the best of the best. Watch the rising sun magically transform Castle Butte into a brilliant red monolith. Marvel at the mysterious Eye Cave on “Dead Man’s River”. Hear the roar and feel the power of Saskatchewan’s largest waterfall. Get up close and personal with wildlife found nowhere else in Canada. We not only show you these and many more awesome places, but also help you get there with directions and GPS coordinates.
See this one-minute video giving a capsule description of the book.
Enter the contest for a chance to win a free copy, sent to you postage paid.
How to Enter
- Subscribe to photojourneys.ca (if you’re already subscribed, you’re halfway there). Sign up below in the footer, or on the sidebar.
- Go to the comments section below in this posting and tell us what place in Saskatchewan is at the top of your bucket list. There is no right or wrong answer – all places indicated are equally valid entries. That’s all there is to it. One entry per person.
- On November 19, we will draw from all valid entries and contact the winner by email for a Canadian mailing address to ship the book. In order to comply with Canadian contest regulations, the winner will be required to answer a skill-testing question. If the winner does not reply within 48 hours, we will make another draw. The winner’s first name only will be announced.
Contest Rules
- The contest is open to all photojourneys.ca subscribers who are Canadian residents at least 18 years of age and have a mailing address in Canada (because of different contest regulations in Quebec, this contest is not open to residents of Quebec).
- The prize is one copy of the book, The Great Saskatchewan Bucket List, with a value of $24.95. The book will be sent to the winner postage paid.
- No purchase is necessary to enter the contest.
- The draw will be based on valid entries received in the comments section of this posting between November 13 and November 18, 2024.
Chances of winning will depend on the number of valid entries received.
The contest is sponsored by Parkland Publishing.
If you want to be sure of receiving The Great Saskatchewan Bucket List, you can order it here, or visit bookstores and other retailers throughout Saskatchewan.
I would love to visit Saskatchewan again. There is so much to see, to experience, to enjoy, and reflect on in later years. I would highly recommend that people get off the TransCanada Highway and go exploring this great province with help of Parkland Publishingˋs wonderful books!
That’s great advice Laura. Thanks for your comment.
Cypress Hills Provincial Park
I would really like to go Jone’s Peak and the Fenchman River Valley and Eastend.
The place I would LOVE to visit is The Athabasca Sand Dunes.
Great sand hills
I would love to go camping in Grasslands national park, that is on my bucket list!
I would love to see Stanley Mission and area
I would love to visit Grasslands National Park. It’s been on my bucket list for a long time now!
The Athabasca sand dunes would be amazing , canoeing that area is on my bucket list!
Arlene: my parents were friends of your grandparents and knew your parents as well.
My family name was Grimm. I love your pictures and adventurous spirit!
I would like to visit Grasslands National Park.
Elke – I remember you and Markus, and your parents very well. I always looked forward to seeing them when they visited Wilbur and Greta. Thanks for your comments.
Reindeer Lake and all the islands
Would like to go visit Gem Lakes again :)
My target is to finally get to Big Muddy Badlands. Have seen so many photos but have never got there yet
Of course Athabasca Sand Dunes.
I’d like to go back to Cypress Hills, in winter this time!
Athabasca Sand Dunes
Uranium city on my bucket list.
Oh that is a tough one so many places. Grasslands is one I want to go back to in the south.
Hope you can travel there again sometime.
Athabasca Sand Dunes Provincial Park is definitely on my bucket list! Love to camp and explore every part of our beautiful province!
Thanks Karla. Good to hear from you.
As an artist my paintings are predominantly in the south west area of Saskatchewan. It has to be one of the most genuine natural beautiful places on the planet. The meadowlarks song adds to glorious array of sunrises. The horizon is a gentle lavender after the sun sets before night falls.
What a pretty picture you paint in words.
Since my wife stated the Saskatchewan place she wants to visit the most is the Athabasca Sand Dunes I thought I would make that mine as well so I get to accompany her.
Reindeer Lake is in my bucket list
Top of my bucketlist in Sk would be Fort Qu’Appelle Sanatorium – Resort Village of Fort San, SK – my mom worked there…
There is so many places to visit yet in Saskatchewan. Athabasca Sand Dunes is at the top.
The Big Muddy area is definitely on our bucket list.
Lake Athabaska for its alphabetical position – currently I can’t make up my mind, otherwise. 😍
A visit to Stanley Mission is definitely on my Bucket List! For my husband, it is a trip to Big Muddy.
Athabasca sand dunes
Grasslands National Park at the top of my bucket list places. It looks fascinating.
Without a doubt, the Athabasca Sand Dunes. Not sure I will ever be able to afford it though!
I have been fascinated by the Athabaska Sand Dunes. If I was able, this would be my bucket list trip. Next on the lis would be Frenchman’s Butte and other south Sask destinations.
The top of my Sask bucketlist would be a paddle tripon the Churchill river.
Exploring Prince Albert National Park is still on my bucketlist
I’d love to see the Athabasca Sand dunes. Or return to Reindeer lake. So many wonderful
Options.
I really enjoyed exploring the Beechy Sandcastle area back I 2017. It was so beautiful! I believe it’s closed to the public now I’m very glad I got the opportunity to hike through there twice :)
Jones Peak
Nistowiak Falls would be a dream
The Holy Trinity Anglican Church in Stanley Mission is on our bucket list!