Pine Cree Regional Park in southern Saskatchewan is an oasis on the prairie with towering spruce trees, plenty of bird and animal life, and shady camping sites beside Swift Current Creek.
Wildflowers of all colours are blooming this spring in Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park. Here’s some varieties we found on a recent spring trip to the Saskatchewan side of the park.
Killarney Provincial Park in Ontario is known for wilderness backcountry paddling and hiking adventures near Georgian Bay on Lake Huron.
Saskatchewan is tailor-made for backroad exploring. We have more roads than any province in Canada—enough to circle the equator four times. Possibilities are mind-boggling, from drives through spectacular river valleys to sweeping natural grasslands, lake-studded boreal forest, wild badlands, some of Canada’s largest sand dunes, breathtaking viewpoints, little-known hideaways, and historic treasures. That’s the theme of our popular book, Saskatchewan’s Best Scenic Drives, Revised Edition,… Read moreThree Must-do Scenic Drives in Southern Saskatchewan
A canoe trip takes us into the Land of the Giant Beaver – the Athabasca Sand Dunes of northern Saskatchewan. We explore pristine wilderness, rare plants, and a unique and fragile ecosystem.
Waterton is a great place to hike, with some 200 km of trails covering everything from challenging backcountry treks to more leisurely day trips. If you haven’t been to this park in southwestern Alberta in a while, expect a few changes. The massive Kenow Fire in 2017 swept through over one-third of the park, damaging much of the infrastructure including several trails. Many trails have… Read more3 Great Short Hikes in Waterton Lakes National Park
