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Latitude: 52.8283° N,
Longitude: -106.8775° W

Blaine Lake, known as the Gateway to the Lakes, offers a picturesque setting at the junction of Hwys 12 and 40. The town features diverse landscapes, from rolling hills to fertile plains and the scenic banks of the North Saskatchewan Rive. Key attractions include the Doukhobor Dugout House National Historic Site, and Redberry Lake Biosphere Region. Additional draws are the Riverlands Heritage Preservation Region Tour, local murals, the Crooked Bush, and Saskatchewan's Largest Tree knows as The Popoff Tree. Nearby, visitors will find several campgrounds and golf courses.

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TRAVELLER INFO

Town office, 301 Main St, Mon to Thu 8 a.m. - 12 noon, 1 - 4 p.m.
Tourist information​, available year ​round.


306-497-2531

Email: blainelake@sasktel.net

Central - Blaine Lake - Hwys 12, 40

Blaine Lake, known as the Gateway to the Lakes, offers a picturesque setting at the junction of Hwys 12 and 40. The town features diverse landscapes, from rolling hills to fertile plains and the scenic banks of the North Saskatchewan Rive. Key attractions include the Doukhobor Dugout House National Historic Site, and Redberry Lake Biosphere Region. Additional draws are the Riverlands Heritage Preservation Region Tour, local murals, the Crooked Bush, and Saskatchewan's Largest Tree knows as The Popoff Tree. Nearby, visitors will find several campgrounds and golf courses.

Tourism Saskatchewan
Blaine Lake
Latitude: 52.8283° N,
Longitude: -106.8775° W
Website

TRAVELLER INFO

Town office, 301 Main St, Mon to Thu 8 a.m. - 12 noon, 1 - 4 p.m.
Tourist information​, available year ​round.


306-497-2531

Email: blainelake@sasktel.net

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