Horseback Adventures and Life on the Ranch

Apr 24, 2018

Discover unforgettable horseback riding in Saskatchewan, from guided ranch adventures and prairie trails to dark skies, wildlife and western hospitality.
Horseback Adventures and Life on the Ranch

Travelling on horseback is an unforgettable way to experience the rolling hills and wide-open spaces of Saskatchewan. Horseback outfitters and ranches connect you to an authentic western lifestyle and hospitality. Here are three authentic ranches where you can get in touch with your inner cowpoke and live out your western dream with just you, horses and the great wide open.

Historic Reesor Ranch

Nestled in the beautiful Cypress Hills, Historic Reesor Ranch is home to six generations of the Reesor family since 1904 and member of Destination Canada’s Signature Experience Collection. In 2017, the Reesor’s dedication to preserving history was recognized, becoming Saskatchewan’s first working ranch to be designated a Provincial Heritage Property. This is a place for cowboy comfort with history and hospitality.

Ever wanted to be a cowhand? At the ranch you can join wranglers as they gather, move and sort cattle the way it’s been done there for over 100 years. Ride through the hills on a guided horseback or ATV tour and learn what makes this place so special.

At the end of a long day, fill up with a tasty meal at the Ranch Hall Grill and enjoy sharing stories around a campfire under the stars.


Hi Horse Adventures with Heritage Outfitting

Heritage Outfitting’s HI Horse Adventures takes riders across the Continental Divide, through coulees and open range in the rugged mixed-grass prairie just beyond the West Block of Grasslands National Park.

Owner Carmen Hanson’s family roots in the area stretch back five generations, and today the family continues to raise Black Angus and Hereford cattle while sharing the ranching traditions and stories that have shaped life here. 

From the saddle, guests can check cattle, learn about ranch life and explore the prairies aboard seasoned horses with experienced local guides. Choose a sunset ride for sweeping golden-hour views, or extend the adventure with an off-grid bunkhouse stay and a visit to the Sky HI viewing platform, where the remote landscape gives way to some of Canada’s darkest night skies


Sturgeon River Ranch

Located on the ‘wild west side’ of Prince Albert National Park, Sturgeon River Ranch is a place where work and play are combined into an incredible horseback adventure you will remember for years to come. Saddle up and head out for a chance to see Canada’s only free-ranging herd of Plains Bison roaming in their historic habitat. 

Saddle up for an unforgettable horseback adventure at Sturgeon River Ranch, located on the wild west side of Prince Albert National Park. Whether you’re looking for a day trip or a multi-day backcountry journey, this is the perfect spot for an authentic adventure.

Guided horseback rides take you through untouched forest with a chance to see Canada’s only free-ranging herd of wild Plains bison in their natural habitat. As you explore further, you may also encounter elk, moose, deer and bears.

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Riding horseback through Saskatchewan’s vast landscapes offers an authentic connection to the land. Whether you're riding through the rolling hills of Cypress Hills, the wide-open prairies along Lake Diefenbaker, or the untamed wilderness of Prince Albert National Park, these ranches provide a true taste of cowboy life. 

Ready to live out your western dream? Book your horseback adventure at one of these authentic Saskatchewan ranches today and experience the wild beauty and western hospitality for yourself.

 
Tourism Saskatchewan Staff

The Tourism Saskatchewan team loves sharing stories and insights about the people, places, and unexpected beauty that make this province so special. From quiet lakes and quirky roadside stops to wide-open skies and community festivals, we’re here to help you discover the heart of Saskatchewan.

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