South - Danielson Provincial Park
Public Trails, Trans Canada Trail
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Danielson Provincial Park, N end of Lake Diefenbaker, access via Hwys 44, 45 or 219.
Latitude: 51.25167° N,
Longitude: -106.8692° W
Longitude: -106.8692° W
Danielson Provincial Park is home to two major trails - the Trans Canada Trail and the Prairie View Nature Trail - both, are designed for hikers, cyclists and mountain bikers. The Trans Canada Trail provides users with breathtaking views of various landscapes, including wetlands, shoreline views of Lake Diefenbaker, wooded areas, native prairie and large coulees. Meanwhile, the Prairie View Nature Trail follows a looped pathway that connects back to the park's campground.
Cyclists and mountain bikers are asked to watch for pedestrians and use caution as parts of the trails can become quite sandy, making them more difficult to ride on.
Visitors may also come across a variety of wildlife and bird species while on the trails. Jackrabbits, western meadowlarks, deer, coyotes and sharp-tailed grouse are just some of the species you may see along the way.
Cyclists and mountain bikers are asked to watch for pedestrians and use caution as parts of the trails can become quite sandy, making them more difficult to ride on.
Visitors may also come across a variety of wildlife and bird species while on the trails. Jackrabbits, western meadowlarks, deer, coyotes and sharp-tailed grouse are just some of the species you may see along the way.
Rates And Discounts
- Entrance fee
Access
- Country / Rural
Amenities
- Free parking
- Interpretive signage
- Picnic area
Activities
- Birding / Wildlife viewing
- Cycling
- Geocaching
- Hiking
- Mountain biking
Maps & Docs
Contact Info
Phone(s):
306-857-5510 |
danielsonpark@gov.sk.ca
Danielson Provincial Park, N end of Lake Diefenbaker, access via Hwys 44, 45 or 219.
Latitude: 51.25167° N, Longitude: -106.8692° W
South - Danielson Provincial Park
Danielson Provincial Park is home to two major trails - the Trans Canada Trail and the Prairie View Nature Trail - both, are designed for hikers, cyclists and mountain bikers. The Trans Canada Trail provides users with breathtaking views of various landscapes, including wetlands, shoreline views of Lake Diefenbaker, wooded areas, native prairie and large coulees. Meanwhile, the Prairie View Nature Trail follows a looped pathway that connects back to the park's campground.
Cyclists and mountain bikers are asked to watch for pedestrians and use caution as parts of the trails can become quite sandy, making them more difficult to ride on.
Visitors may also come across a variety of wildlife and bird species while on the trails. Jackrabbits, western meadowlarks, deer, coyotes and sharp-tailed grouse are just some of the species you may see along the way.
Cyclists and mountain bikers are asked to watch for pedestrians and use caution as parts of the trails can become quite sandy, making them more difficult to ride on.
Visitors may also come across a variety of wildlife and bird species while on the trails. Jackrabbits, western meadowlarks, deer, coyotes and sharp-tailed grouse are just some of the species you may see along the way.
Location Information
Danielson Provincial Park, N end of Lake Diefenbaker, access via Hwys 44, 45 or 219.
View on map >lat. 51.25167° N, long. -106.8692° W
Contact Info
Phone:
306-857-5510 |
danielsonpark@gov.sk.ca