Imagine standing amidst the serene boreal forest, your heart racing with excitement as you spot a majestic elk grazing at dawn or a cunning fox darting through the underbrush. Prince Albert National Park is a stunning sanctuary for wildlife and a dream come true for anyone passionate about wildlife photography. 

Prince Albert National Park magical place is full of opportunity for anyone who is willing to step outside and take command of winter. What I discovered shouldn’t just be my secret. I want you to discover it too.

These five trails in Prince Albert National Park that will take you on a path of discovery through bogs, forests and rivers, all while providing excellent wildlife viewing opportunities.

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

Friends and family come to Prince Albert National Park to connect. Breathing in the fresh northern air and listening to the quiet of the forest is a celebration of the park’s greatest gift: nature left untouched for all to enjoy. 

There are nearly 100,000 rivers running across northern Saskatchewan, so it should not surprise anyone in the know that there are incredible paddling experiences here as good (if not better) than anywhere else in the world.

Five local Instagrammers went on an adventure and discovered what Prince Albert National Park has to offer.