South - Bengough
Natural Attraction, RCMP / Military
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22 km S of Bengough on Hwy 34 and 5 km W on grid road. Watch for sign at turn-off.
Latitude: 49.21756° N,
Longitude: -105.2124° W
Longitude: -105.2124° W
Castle Butte is a free standing structure with a circumference of 0.5 km and an elevation of 60 m. A relic from the ice age, it was a landmark to the Indigenous people, the North West Mounted Police (NWMP) and early Canadian settlers. Composition is sandstone and clay-based with alkali and coal deposits.
Best viewing times spring through fall. Pre-booked guided tours of Big Muddy including Castle Butte, Jun 1 to Sep 1, Coronach & District Tours 306-267-3312.
Access
- Country / Rural
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Contact Info
Phone(s):
306-268-2909 |
dashby@sasktel.net
Best viewing times spring through fall. Pre-booked guided tours of Big Muddy including Castle Butte, Jun 1 to Sep 1, Coronach & District Tours 306-267-3312.
22 km S of Bengough on Hwy 34 and 5 km W on grid road. Watch for sign at turn-off.
Latitude: 49.21756° N, Longitude: -105.2124° W
South - Bengough
Castle Butte is a free standing structure with a circumference of 0.5 km and an elevation of 60 m. A relic from the ice age, it was a landmark to the Indigenous people, the North West Mounted Police (NWMP) and early Canadian settlers. Composition is sandstone and clay-based with alkali and coal deposits.
Location Information
22 km S of Bengough on Hwy 34 and 5 km W on grid road. Watch for sign at turn-off.
View on map >lat. 49.21756° N, long. -105.2124° W
Contact Info
Phone:
306-268-2909 |
dashby@sasktel.net