Saskatoon
Municipal / Regional Park, Public Trails, Trans Canada Trail, Industrial / Education
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- Oct-29,2023: "Great area"
- Aug-23,2022: "Very long, easy and beautiful trail"
- Aug-12,2022: "Great linear urban park, great view of Downtown Saskatoon as well"
Meewasin Authority office located at 402 - 3rd Ave S, Saskatoon.
Latitude: 52.123401° N,
Longitude: -106.663652 ° W
Longitude: -106.663652 ° W

Meewasin Valley - student programming

Meewasin Valley - student programming

Meewasin Valley - student programming

Meewasin Valley - Jane's Walk

Meewasin Valley - Saskatchewan marathon

Meewasin Valley - yoga

Meewasin Valley - clean-up

Meewasin bird banding, Beaver Creek Conservation Area. photo Meewasin B. Kramarchuk
Great Blue Heron, Beaver Creek Conservation Area. photo Meewasin L. Saunders

Mule deer buck on cliff.
Mule deer doe, Chief Whitecap Park. photo Meewasin L. Saunders
Meewasin interpretive canoe tours, Beaver Creek Conservation Area.
Cosmopolitan Park School group visits during the fall. photo Meewasin D. Porteous

Meewasin Valley
Summer, Meewasin riverfront. photo Peter J. Christensen

Saskatchewan River Basin
The Meewasin Valley offers over 105 km of trails across 67 square km of land. It provides year-round recreation and wonderful sightseeing opportunities in the heart of Saskatoon and beyond. Take advantage of the well-maintained, multi-use pathways to cycle, jog, cross-country ski, or walk the riverbank trails. Sections of the Meewasin Trail are also part of the Trans Canada Trail which stretches almost 24,000 km across Canada from coast to coast.
In addition to the urban section of the River Valley, there are other Meewasin sites to explore outside of the city. That includes Beaver Creek Conservation Area, Meewasin Northeast Swale, Cameco Skating Rink @Nutrien Plaza, Cranberry Flats Conservation Area, River Landing Water Spray Feature, and rural beach sites such as Fred Heal Canoe Launch, Paradise Beach, and Poplar Bluffs.
Please note that the various Meewasin Valley locations both in and outside of Saskatoon differ greatly in amenities, accessibility, activities, and hours of operation. Some are seasonal while others like Beaver Creek are only open on specific days of the week. Additionally, some sites do not allow pets. Please consult the Meewasin website or download the new Meewasin App for specific information about each site while planning your trip.
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