Provincial Park / Rec Site	Region
Clarence-Steepbank Lakes	Northern
Clearwater River	Northern
Great Blue Heron - Anglin Lake Trails - Emma Lake Trails	Northern
Lac La Ronge	Northern
Makwa Lake	Northern
Meadow Lake - Boreal Trail	Northern
Narrow Hills	Northern
The Battlefords	Northern
Blackstrap	Central
Duck Mountain	Central
Fort Carlton	Central
Good Spirit Lake	Central
Greenwater Lake	Central
Pike Lake	Central
Buffalo Pound	Southern
Regina - Condie Nature Refuge	Southern
Cypress Hills	Southern
Danielson	Southern
Douglas	Southern
Echo Valley	Southern
Moose Mountain	Southern
Saskatchewan Landing	Southern
Wascana Valley Nature Recreation Site	Southern
White Butte Trails Recreation Site	Southern

Park	Region
Clearwater River	Northern
Great Blue Heron Provincial Park- Anglin Lake Trails	Northern
Lac La Ronge Provincial Park Trail	Northern
Makwa Lake Provincial Park Trails	Northern
Meadow Lake Provincial Park Boreal Trail	Northern
Narrow Hills Provincial Park Trails	Northern
Duck Mountain Provincial Park Trails	Central

Park	Campground or area - First come, first served
Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park	West Block Wilderness Area Non-electric Park Entry Permit required - Camping fees apply Some service available For more information: 306-662-5489
Taylor Lake	Taylor Lake Provincial Campground Non-electric Outdoor toilets Picnic shelters and fire pits available No camping fees For more information: 306-236-7688
Clarence-Steepbank Lakes Provincial Park	Rustic amenities Primitive campsites Barbecues and picnic tables No other services or facilities available No camping fees For more information, please call 306-929-8406

Park	Campground or area
Douglas Provincial Park	Park Entry Permit required For more information: 306-854-6266
Blackstrap Provincial Park	Park Entry Permit required For more information: 306-492-5675
Narrow Hills Provincial Park	Narrow Hills Provincial Park - Gem Lakes This 5.5km hike is perfect for a day trip, but there are also a number of wilderness camping sites along the trail for those who wish to camp. No services or facilities available Park Entry Permit required For more information: 306-426-2622

Park	Campground or area & details
Meadow Lake Provincial Park	Meadow Lake Provincial Park - Boreal Trail Our 120km trail allows for a variety of backcountry camping and backpacking experiences. Pit toilets available at points along the trail. Other services provided in the Meadow Lake front-country campgrounds  Park Entry Permit required For more information: 306-236-7680

Park	Details
Wildcat Hill Provincial Park	No services or facilities available No camping fees Recommended for experienced backcountry campers only For more information: 306-278-3519
Athabasca Sand Dunes Provincial Park	Only accessible by float plane, canoe or boat Recommended for experienced wilderness campers only No camping fees For more information: 306-425-4220
Clearwater River Provincial Park	Canoe or rafting No services or facilities available No camping fees Recommended for experienced backcountry campers only For more information: 306-236-7672
Lac La Ronge Provincial Park	Canoe Routes Some sites have fire pits, outhouses,  Park Entry Permit required For more information, please call 306-425-4220 For canoe rental, guides, maps and planning resources contact Churchill River Canoe Outfitters Maps available at Canoe Maps Canada

Here is some great wildlife information for you regardless of what trail you find yourself wandering down - stay aware.

 

Here are some hiking essentials that apply on the boreal or any provincial park hiking trail you may find yourself on.

 

Top 10 Tips for Trail Users

1. Consult the ten outdoor essentials and carry all necessary gear.
2. Abide by all Leave No Trace principles. Pack out what you pack in.
3. Avoid hiking alone whenever possible.
4. Choose a trail that fits your abilities. Prepare for steep and/or uneven terrain.
5. Dress in appropriate hiking attire, including stable (and comfortable) footwear.
6. Keep to designated trails. Diverting from the path to avoid puddles can harm vegetation and increase erosion.
7. Know the weather forecast and dress accordingly.
8. Make a plan and share it with someone. If possible, set a plant to check in periodically throughout our outing.
9. Respect all wildlife you encounter. Stop and allow time for animals to leave the area before proceeding on the trail.
10. Review bear and cougar safety information prior to your outdoor adventure.

Leave No Trace is about respecting and caring for wildlands and doing your part to protect wild place and wild lands for future generations.

The principles of ‘Leave no Trace’ include:

• Plan Ahead and Prepare
• Travel and Camp on Durable Surfaces
• Dispose of Waste Properly
• Leave What You Find
• Minimize Campfire Impacts
• Respect Wildlife
• Be Considerate of Others

For more information visit Leave No Trace

Many park trail maps are also on the All Trails app

Important: Check with park staff for trail conditions, and notify park staff when planning back country hikes.

Park	Trail Activities
Blackstrap
Buffalo Pound							Interpretive
Candle Lake
Chitek Lake
Clarence-Steepbank Lakes
Clearwater River
Condie
Cypress Hills							Interpretive
Danielson
Douglas			Interpretive
Duck Mountain								Interpretive
Echo Valley
Good Spirit Lake							Interpretive
Great Blue Heron
Greenwater Lake
Lac La Ronge								Interpretive
Makwa Lake							Interpretive
Meadow Lake									Interpretive
Moose Mountain										Interpretive
Narrow Hills								Interpretive
Pike Lake						Interpretive
Saskatchewan Landing					Interpretive
The Battlefords						Interpretive
Wascana Trails
White Butte Trails
Green indicates overnight trip opportunities. (updated May 13, 2020)