The rolling hills in the Qu’Appelle Valley seem to appear out of nowhere. Its as if entering a magical realm. Year round, the valley is a prime spot for locals and travellers to explore. Here’s 

Is there anything more Canadian then skating outside in the wintertime? In Regina, outdoor rinks offer fun and enjoyment during the coldest days of the year. This winter, visit these popular skating spots in and around the city.

Often overlooked as a winter getaway, Prince Albert National Park (PANP) is the ideal escape from day-to-day life. The snow-draped boreal forest sparkles, cosy lodges and hotels promote relaxation, and there are ample activities for outdoor enthusiasts to enjoy.

Skating outside in Saskatchewan is a popular winter pastime for everyone. Ponds, lakes and even sloughs get cleared by kids and adults for impromptu games of shinny, while communities flood skating rinks, pads and trails. 

Danish Home Bakery has been a favourite in The Battlefords area since the 1990s, offering plenty of sweet treats and baked goodies alongside staples like bagels and bread.

If you’re looking for a legendary doughnut from a prairie bakery, then Golden Grain Bakery in Melfort has what you need. 

Whether you want to relax at a spa, discover history and culture, or enjoy an adrenaline rush an indoor adventure facility, there are great local businesses where you can refresh and recharge for your next outdoor excursion. 

You’ve probably heard about the Boston cream doughnuts at Wadena Bakery & Coffee Nook, and if you haven’t – you’re in for a treat.

Grain & Pulse Bakery Cafe is right in the heart of Imperial, located in a charming old house-turned-bakery. It’s a comfortable, relaxed spot, and also the town’s mainstay, known for deliciously crafted desserts, lunch fare and handmade pizza, all with an emphasis on seasonal ingredients. 

Joyful. Calming. Peaceful. Therapeutic. These are words one might use to describe how it feels to take a walk with an alpaca.

Fly fishing adventures to northern Saskatchewan lodges create memories that last a lifetime.

Today the arts are flourishing in the east central area of the province – a treasure hunt for any Saskatchewan road tripper.