Halloween in Saskatchewan can be a chilling experience. However, we don’t have to wait until All Hallows Eve to celebrate autumn’s grand finale.

In the summer of 2019, photographer and social media influencer Dave Lieske accepted an invitation to a mystery destination for a surprise adventure trip.

Our fans have shared with us why they love Saskatchewan and some of their favourite places that makes Saskatchewan a perfect place to adventure off the main roads.

Saskatchewan’s backcountry is full of hidden gems travelled only by locals. These five experiences expose some rewarding but less-traveled adventures on the water or by land. 

From Maple Creek in the west to Carlyle in the east, southern Saskatchewan is as varied as its landscape. The area boasts a wealth of must sees and dos with its dude ranches and dinosaurs and art galleries and spas.

Grasslands National Park is the only park in Canada that preserves mixed-prairie grassland and has some of the darkest skies in Canada, which makes it a haven for star gazers. The park is divided into the ecologically and geographically distinct West and East Blocks. Here are two drives that showcase the incredible diversity of this rare and fragile ecosystem.

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.

Last Oak Golf & Country Club, located on Cowessess First Nation, is a remarkable comeback story.

Saskatchewan is full of towns with amazing bakeries, but only one town can reign supreme...

Here are some activities that Fort Walsh National Historic Site is offering this summer. Use this to plan your days and get the full Fort Walsh experience!

We are known for our dynamic, bright open skies in Saskatchewan - and that isn't limited to daylight hours. Here you can see night skies that are as expansive as our horizons.

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