Grasslands National Park
Hiking in Saskatchewan will surprise you with trails winding through diverse landscapes, from boreal forests in the north to vast native grasslands and dramatic badlands in the south. Trek through ancient lands uncovered from the last ice age that tell stories of a distant past. Find pristine wilderness without crowds and experience the beauty of solitude with nature.
Douglas Provincial Park
Saskatchewan is home to the highest elevation point between the Rocky Mountains and Labrador! The highest point is in Cypress Hills reaching 1,392 metres above sea level.
Prince Albert National Park
Take the pilgrimage to Grey Owl's cabin.
Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park
You never know what you'll find in the lodgepole pines.
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