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Latitude: 56.89265° N, Longitude: -108.9806° W
North - N of La Loche. Road and float plane access. Wilderness campground located 60 km NE of La Loche via grid Hwy 955, near Warner Rapids Bridge. Pack out what you pack in.
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Clearwater River Provincial Park is a premier destination for skilled canoeists. The park encompasses much of the Clearwater River, which features rapids that range from Class II to Class IV and a spectacular waterfall. This wilderness park is pack-in, pack-out and is recommended for experienced backcountry users only. There are no services or facilities available.  No camping fee.

​Camping available from May long weekend to Labour Day.

Access

  • Wilderness

Amenities

  • Non-electric sites
  • Primitive sites
  • Tenting sites

Activities

  • Birding / Wildlife viewing
  • Camping
  • Canoeing
  • Fishing

Inclusive Travel

  • Pet friendly

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Contact Info

  • Email: marj.matchee@gov.sk.ca
  • Phone: 306-240-5241
  • Mailing Address: 1 - 101 Railway Place, Box 607, Meadow Lake, SK, S9X 1Y5

Saskatchewan Provincial Park Info

Clearwater River Provincial Park is a premier destination for skilled canoeists. The park encompasses much of the Clearwater River, which features rapids that range from Class II to Class IV and a spectacular waterfall. This wilderness park is pack-in, pack-out and is recommended for experienced backcountry users only. There are no services or facilities available.  No camping fee.

Location Info

N of La Loche. Road and float plane access. Wilderness campground located 60 km NE of La Loche via grid Hwy 955, near Warner Rapids Bridge. Pack out what you pack in.

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lat. 56.89265° N, long. -108.9806° W




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              Saskatoon

              Water Activities, Winter Activities, Unique Adventures, Palaeontology / Archaeology, Sporting Goods / Equipment Rental, Scenic / Historic Tour

              CanoeSki Discovery Company, based in Saskatoon, offers unique wilderness adventures in canoeing and cross-country skiing, including skills training in both pursuits. You can join northern Saskatchewan canoe trips on the historic Churchill River viewing ​ancient rock paintings by Indigenous people and marvelling at the breathtaking Canadian Shield landscape. Or relax on a pristine lake with fellow artists in Lac La Ronge Provincial Park, combining painting and canoeing. Running through the city of Saskatoon is the inviting South Saskatchewan River providing tours to learn about its history and archaeology en route. Mid-way between north and south is beautiful Prince Albert National Park with trips offering family adventures, nature lore and excursions to Grey Owl’s cabin. 

              CanoeSki Company adventures are fully-outfitted and guided excursions with return transportation from Saskatoon. Included in the adventure program are instructional courses in canoeing, cross-country skiing, orienteering and wilderness navigation, and boreal forest ski tours. For the do-it-yourself adventurer, CanoeSki provides canoe rentals and a personalized shuttle service for the North and South Saskatchewan Rivers. 
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              Phone(s): 306-653-5693

              Email: cliff@canoeski.com

              Based in Saskatoon. Trip destinations include Churchill River, Paull River, South Saskatchewan River, Kingsmere Lake in Prince Albert National Park, Stanley Mission near Lac La Ronge Provincial Park.

              Rosthern

              Extreme Adventures, Water Activities, Boat Tour / Cruise

              Open May to Oct.
              ​Head out for your next paddling adventure and explore with Aha! Adventures! You will be surprised with all you can do as you learn and develop canoeing and wilderness skills under the leadership of guides who love to share and create aha! moments. Come out to the wilderness, leave behind distractions and feel rejuvenated and restored in a positive trip community. Aha! Adventures offer trips and courses for both beginners and for the experienced paddler who wants to explore new rivers with like-minded people. Make sure to check out their children and teen canoe trip options​.

              Canoe trips are run at numerous scenic and awe-inspiring locations around northern and central Saskatchewan, including the Churchill River ​(Otter Rapids, Nistowiak Falls, Robertson Falls, Upper and Lower North Falls), Clearwater River (Skull Canyon, Smoothrock Gorge, Whitemud Falls, Methye Portage), South Saskatchewan River ​(Batoche), Fond du Lac River (Manitou Falls, Burr Falls), Montreal River, Waterhen River, ​Reindeer Lake (Deep Bay) and more. Many trips involve white-water canoeing for the intrepid and thrill-seeking explorer. Meet-up and departure points can vary between canoe trips and may include Rosthern, Missinipe, North Battleford, Fort McMurray, AB and other locations.​
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              Phone(s): 306-232-5133  |  1-855-855-9322

              Email: info@yfbc.ca

              Home base near Rosthern. Canoe trips run across northern and central Saskatchewan, including: Churchill River, South Saskatchewan River, Clearwater River, Fond du Lac River, Montreal River, Waterhen River, Reindeer Lake and other northern Saskatchewan lakes and rivers.

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              Clearwater River Provincial Park, Clearwater River

              Jun 20, 2025 to Jun 29, 2025

              Churchill River Canoe Outfitters' Clearwater River Canoe Expedition is an intermediate level 10-day journey that visits one of Saskatchewan's most scenic rivers. The Clearwater River flows through numerous rapids, over a number of spectacular falls and through several canyons. Many of the rapids are shootable by experienced canoeists. Starting at rate is per person.
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              Clearwater River Provincial Park

              Public Trails, Natural Attraction

              The Methye Portage Historic Trail, northern Saskatchewan's longest and most historic portage trail, spans the plateau linking the Churchill and Arctic watersheds. In 1778, the famous explorer, Peter Pond, guided by the Dene First Nations crossed this 20.5 km trail, opening the first practical overland trade route to the Northwest. Plaque commemorating Peter Pond located at south end of the trail.

              This one-way hiking trail extends from the northwest end of Wallis Bay on Lac la Loche in a northwest direction to the Clearwater River for 20.5 km. There is no road to the start of the trail; the trail is accessible by water and air travel only. The south end of the trail starts at a conspicuous rock cairn approximately 165 m up La Loche Creek which empties into the northwest shore of Wallis Bay. Boat or air access to trail head is available from La Loche, a small community 304 km north of Green Lake along Hwy 155.

              Trail covers difficult terrain and is recommended for experience hikers only. It is located in a wilderness area - no services on site. Prior to visiting the area, contact the Ministry of Parks, Culture & Sport office at 1 - 101 Railway Ave, Meadow Lake for additional information.
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              Phone(s): 306-240-5241

              Email: Marj.matchee@gov.sk.ca

              Road access to La Loche; boat access required to trail head at Wallis Bay on Lac la Loche.

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