7 Unusual and Little-known Saskatchewan Historic Sites
Seven places in Saskatchewan that were sites of prominent historic events that are not well known but are easy to visit.
Category: historic site
Amisk Lake Scenic Drive
A scenic drive along Amisk Lake in northeast Saskatchewan reveals lakeside scenery, limestone and Precambrian Shield formations, and great fishing and camping.
Three Easy Saskatchewan Hiking Spots
Saskatchewan abounds in great hiking trails that take you into the backcountry. But sometimes you want a short outing that’s relatively easy but that still takes you through some of the province’s top scenic natural areas. Here are three suggestions… Read moreThree Easy Saskatchewan Hiking Spots
Journey to Nistowiak Falls, Saskatchewan
Nistowiak Falls is the most famous waterfall in Saskatchewan, both because of its beauty and its accessibility. Several wonderful waterfalls dot northern Saskatchewan (see our post Saskatchewan’s Most Magnificent Waterfalls), though many take a bit of effort to reach. Nistowiak,… Read moreJourney to Nistowiak Falls, Saskatchewan
Saskatoon to Prince Albert via Fish Creek Road
Fish Creek Road between Saskatoon and Prince Albert, Saskatchewan offers fascinating historic sites, picturesque country churches, cultural heritage, and wonderful riverside scenery.
Exploring Lake Superior Provincial Park
Lake Superior Provincial Park covers a huge piece of land long the lake’s east shore between Wawa and Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario. In 1960, this was the last place in the country to complete the Trans Canada Highway because of… Read moreExploring Lake Superior Provincial Park