Backcountry camping with two kids along the Gem Lakes Trail in Narrow Hills Provincial Park.

Want to check out some of Saskatchewan’s most amazing landscapes but not expend a lot of effort getting there? Here are five of our favourite “bucket list” natural wonders from different parts of the province that are surprisingly easy to visit.  

Located in Regina’s downtown, Tangerine: The Food Bar is known for fresh, seasonal eats. With a menu that changes weekly and features plenty of gluten-free, vegetarian and vegan options, there’s sure to be something for everyone.

Snowshoeing is a fantastic outdoor winter activity that is perfectly suited for Saskatchewan. We’re an ideal province for both on-and-off-trail snowshoe experiences.

In the heart of Saskatoon’s Riversdale neighbourhood, you’ll find a café unlike any other in the city. Since opening in 2018, Botté Chai Bar has garnered a name for itself and rightly so – as the province’s only Persian café, Botté is a one-of-a-kind place to eat and drink.

In the town of Gravelbourg, there’s a café on Main Street known for both its charm and menu: Café de Paris. 

There’s something magical about snowflakes drifting down from the sky making piles of soft, fluffy snow that we can use to slide, glide and ride our way through some of the most incredible scenery on earth. 

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.

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.

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.