Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park Trails
Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park, 50 km N of Swift Current on Hwy 4.
Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park offers a variety of outdoor activities. Hike the historic 2.6-km Rings, Ruts and Remnants Trail shared by hikers and horses, the Prairie Vista Trail (2.1 km basic trail, 3.5 km to hike to lookout), or enjoy a scenic hike on the 1.2-km Ridges and Ravines Trail.
Cyclists are only allowed on the park's roadway system, while canoeists and kayakers can explore the shores of Lake Diefenbaker. The park is also a haven for birdwatchers and houses several rare species including ferruginous hawks, piping plovers, prairie falcons, burrowing owls, golden eagles and loggerhead shrikes. Visitors are also likely to encounter antelope, mule deer and bobcats.
Equestrian riders are welcome to explore kilometres of scenic rolling terrain on the south side of the river within the park boundary, and can use the equestrian campground with corrals, tie stalls and water access.
Cyclists are only allowed on the park's roadway system, while canoeists and kayakers can explore the shores of Lake Diefenbaker. The park is also a haven for birdwatchers and houses several rare species including ferruginous hawks, piping plovers, prairie falcons, burrowing owls, golden eagles and loggerhead shrikes. Visitors are also likely to encounter antelope, mule deer and bobcats.
Equestrian riders are welcome to explore kilometres of scenic rolling terrain on the south side of the river within the park boundary, and can use the equestrian campground with corrals, tie stalls and water access.
Amenities
Canoeing
Hiking
Cycling
