The southwest corner of Saskatchewan is full of surprises. Beautiful landscapes abound, from the rolling hills of Grasslands National Park to the tall lodgepole pine forests of Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park.

West central Saskatchewan is buzzing with positive vibes, fantastic food, rich history and eye-opening hidden gems.

Whether it’s a staycation at a local hotel, enjoying takeout from an independently owned restaurant, shopping at a locally owned boutique or experiencing an adventure in your own backyard, there’s never been a better time to discover what’s right in front of you.

Ashlyn George from The Lost Girl's Guide to Finding the World spends a perfect winter day traveling from the town of La Ronge to the majestic Nistowiak Falls and back.

Halloween in Saskatchewan can be a chilling experience. However, we don’t have to wait until All Hallows Eve to celebrate autumn’s grand finale.

Our fans have shared with us why they love Saskatchewan and some of their favourite places that makes Saskatchewan a perfect place to adventure off the main roads.

Saskatchewan’s backcountry is full of hidden gems travelled only by locals. These five experiences expose some rewarding but less-traveled adventures on the water or by land. 

Saskatchewan has an impressive parks system, with several parks open year-round. Guided tours with knowledgeable park interpreters lead to discoveries you may never make on your own.

Did you know that two-thirds of Saskatchewan is covered in water? From the prairies to the Canadian Shield, the best way to explore the water is by canoe.

Riversdale is a busy hub of commerce and culture just a short stroll from Saskatoon’s downtown. Restaurants, coffee shops and juice bars pop up on 20th Street regularly.

Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park offers a unique landscape with plenty of attractions. For those passionate about fly-fishing, the area is a must-visit destination.

Last Oak Golf & Country Club, located on Cowessess First Nation, is a remarkable comeback story.