Narrow Hills Provincial Park Trails
Narrow Hills Provincial Park, access from Hwy 106 N of Smeaton or Hwy 120 N of Meath Park.
Due to significant damage from the active wildfires and to protect the public and Sask Parks staff, campsites at Narrow Hills Provincial Park will remain closed for the entire 2025 season.
Please note that day use facilities within the park have reopened.
The backcountry areas of the park will remain closed all season.
A ban on the use of ATV / UTVs within the park will remain in effect for the 2025 season.
For a full listing of parks closures, fire bans and alerts, visit Sask Parks (Alerts & Restrictions | Fire Alerts in Saskatchewan | Sask Parks.)
Narrow Hills Provincial Park has 210 km of diverse hiking and mountain biking trails, along with 50 km of designated ATV trails within the park.
The 6km Island Lake Hiking Trail is a wide and easy trail with sandy terrain. This area features an abundance of black spruce and jack pine trees and is a great place to see moose and deer.
The Narrow Hills Scenic Drive follows the highest ridges of the park and is open to mountain bikers, hikers, snowmobilers and motor vehicles. The trail features several breathtaking views of the lakes and forest below.
The park also boasts 300 km of groomed snowmobile trails with warm-up shelters for trail users. ATVing is permitted on designated trails only. Inquire at the park office.
Please note that day use facilities within the park have reopened.
The backcountry areas of the park will remain closed all season.
A ban on the use of ATV / UTVs within the park will remain in effect for the 2025 season.
For a full listing of parks closures, fire bans and alerts, visit Sask Parks (Alerts & Restrictions | Fire Alerts in Saskatchewan | Sask Parks.)
Narrow Hills Provincial Park has 210 km of diverse hiking and mountain biking trails, along with 50 km of designated ATV trails within the park.
The 6km Island Lake Hiking Trail is a wide and easy trail with sandy terrain. This area features an abundance of black spruce and jack pine trees and is a great place to see moose and deer.
The Narrow Hills Scenic Drive follows the highest ridges of the park and is open to mountain bikers, hikers, snowmobilers and motor vehicles. The trail features several breathtaking views of the lakes and forest below.
The park also boasts 300 km of groomed snowmobile trails with warm-up shelters for trail users. ATVing is permitted on designated trails only. Inquire at the park office.
Amenities
Canoeing
Hiking
Cycling