Discover Saskatchewan’s collective heritage at the Western Development Museum (WDM). The largest human history museum in Saskatchewan with a collection of nearly 80,000 artifacts. 

Fishing on Lloyd Lake in the remote wilderness of northern Saskatchewan is a dream vacation for serious anglers. What you may not expect is the amazing food on offer.

Skydive South Sask will give you the chance to see Saskatchewan from a different point of view – from up to 12,500 feet in the air! 

The lake, the food, the FISH and so much more!

Local photographer Herry Himanshu presents some of his favourite locations in and around Regina.

Stretching from the grasslands in the south to the rugged Canadian Shield in the north, the amount of uninhabited land offers great opportunity for exploring off the beaten path.

Provincial Parks are filled with outdoor adventure opportunities to keep you and your family as busy as you want to be this summer. Here is a list of some of our favourite ways to explore the parks.

SaskHiker has put together a list of the top 5 hikes I think you should discover this summer in Saskatchewan. 

In cities like Saskatoon, Regina, Moose Jaw and others, you’re never far from nature and unique Saskatchewan outdoor experiences.

Saskatchewan's vibrant cities combine a modern energy with that unmistakable prairie hospitality.

Enjoy a perfect summer day at one of these top Saskatchewan beaches. 

Each National Historic Site tells its own unique story and illustrates some of our country’s defining moments. The sites are interactive and perfect for family day trips.