Saskatchewan’s backcountry is full of hidden gems, offering both paddlers and hikers the chance to experience untouched wilderness. 

Knowledgeable park interpreters lead to discoveries you may never make on your own. Here are five guided tours to consider for your next parks visit.

Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park offers a unique landscape with plenty of attractions. For those passionate about fly-fishing, the area is a must-visit destination.

The West Block’s distinguishing feature is the Frenchman River Valley. Its voice echoes choirs of birdsong, early morning chatter of black-tailed prairie dogs and thundering movement of bison across the plains.

Spanning more than 900 sq. km, the park is split into two blocks, each with a distinct personality. The East Block bares a gritty, rugged character with infinite stories of prehistoric life.

Camping is a great way to explore Saskatchewan's diverse landscape and make memories with your family. Here are eight destinations that you should add to your bucket list. 

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.

For me, the best camping trips are ones where you only need to sit and enjoy the view to have a good time.

For almost 15 years, photographer Chad Chicilo and two close friends have spent their summers exploring Saskatchewan’s remote northern wilderness.

Travelling on horseback is an unforgettable way to experience the rolling hills and wide-open spaces of Saskatchewan. 

Crystal blue lakes, sand dunes, cliffs, and waterfalls - exactly what you hope to find on a canoe trip in northern Saskatchewan!