As a young boy growing up in northeast Texas, I would read the outdoor magazines and dream of one day fishing in the remote, pristine waters of Canada.

If you’ve heard stories (and seen photos) of monster northern pike being caught at Cree River Lodge, Outdoor Life contributor Joe Arterburn is here to tell you they’re all true.

Why are people driving 100, 200 or even 500 km to get a meal at a restaurant in small-town Saskatchewan? 

Tourism Saskatchewan invited local travel influencers on a two-day adventure in Prince Albert National Park to explore the beauty of the fall season.

Home to Canada’s longest continuously operating archaeological research project, the park has revealed artifacts and evidence of human occupation dating back over 6,000 years.

The one thing you shouldn’t do while visiting the limestone crevices near Amisk Lake in northeastern Saskatchewan is drop something down one of them.

Whether you’re an avid golfer, a novice who doesn’t know a putter from an iron, or somewhere in between, there’s a course in and around Regina suited for your game.

In town for a Riders game? Here are 5 outdoor activities to keep you and the kids busy before the game.

Local fly fishing enthusiast Levi Kalinsky shares his angling experiences in Narrow Hills Provincial Park.

Ashlyn shares her surprising and exhilarating experience of learning to sail in the heart of the prairies and discovering a whole new side of Saskatchewan that many may not know exists.

Saskatchewan Roughriders Training Camp is a lot of fun for die-hard fans, but if you’re looking to find additional family friendly activities around Saskatoon, we’ve got you covered.

Summer is short. Here are 7 reasons why you should get your camping gear out early and enjoy the spring season.