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Parks Offering Designated ATV Trails

Park	Location / details
Moose Mountain Provincial Park Trails	Located in southern Saskatchewan, ATV riders will have the opportunity to pass through aspen, birch, green ash and Manitoba Maple trees. Along the 47 km of trails, there are plenty of scenic viewpoints and opportunities for wildlife viewing. ATVs have to be trailered to the unloading area, just west of Little Kenosee. The ride is a loop that starts on Centre Road as far west as the Bennett Lake Trail and south to the Horse Lake Trail. The trail is clearly marked on the map, which can be picked up from the park office. Each ATV must display an ATV trail permit available at no charge from the campground office. ATV trails are accessible June 15 to the end of Labour Day weekend.
Narrow Hills Provincial Park	ATVs must be trailered to the designated unloading area, located across the road from the park office at Lower Fishing Lake. Trails are limited within the park and primarily give access to trails outside of the park. ATVs may not be operated on park roads or within campgrounds and cottage subdivisions. Maps are available at the park office.
Great Blue Heron Provincial Park	Our park offers approximately ten kilometers of designated ATV trails within the park, with plenty more trails located on adjacent crown and municipal lands. The main park trail is located on the old Highway 952, locally known as ‘Poacher’s Road’. This trail connects the Murray Point area with the south end of Anglin lake. From here, riders can loop back to their starting point by travelling in the highway right-of-way, on Crown land trails near Clarine Lake and on municipal roads. All designated ATV trails are considered multi-use, so riders must be aware of other users – trappers, outfitters and potentially some vehicles. A trail permit is required to ride within GBHPP. Permits are available at the park office, as well as the District of Lakeland and RM of Paddockwood offices. An ATV Use Acknowledgement form must be signed prior to obtaining a trail permit. This form and trail maps are also available at each permit location. ATV enthusiasts are welcome to enjoy designated trails from June 15 to the Monday of Thanksgiving weekend, weather permitting. Trails are closed following a substantial rainfall in order to minimize ecological damage. Trail status is available by calling 306-982-6250.

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ATV Trails - Know Before You Go

Safety Tips

Carry a map, compass, and/or GPS.
Remember a First Aid kit.
Pack extra food and water.
Let someone know your travel route and expected arrival time.
Be alert to on-coming traffic.

ATV Rules and Regulations

Helmets must be worn while riding; boots, long pants and sleeves and eye protection are recommended.
You must have a valid driver’s license to operate an ATV and have third party liability insurance to ride on Crown land and be able to produce a copy of your insurance if requested by a peace/conservation officer.
Children between the ages of 12 and 16 must be supervised by a person who has held a continuous/valid license for one year.
ATVs are to be washed prior to entering the park to avoid the spread of invasive species or noxious weeds.
Trails will be closed when raining or following a substantial rainfall in order to minimize ecological damage.
All-terrain vehicles must be washed and clean prior to riding in the park. This is to avoid the spread of noxious weeds and/or invasive species, as this can be harmful to the parks ecosystem.
Weather conditions can change abruptly and the park reserves the right to close any and all trails without prior notice.

ATV use is prohibited in the following areas:
- Campgrounds or cottage subdivisions;
- Day-use areas or beaches;
- All roads;
- Ditches along roadways; and
- Hiking trails

Additional Park Trail Activities

Many park trail maps are also on the All Trails app

Important: Check with park staff for trail conditions, and notify park staff when planning back country hikes.

Park	Trail Activities
Blackstrap
Buffalo Pound				Interpretive
Candle Lake
Chitek Lake
Clarence-Steepbank Lakes
Clearwater River
Condie
Cypress Hills					Interpretive
Danielson
Douglas		Interpretive
Duck Mountain						Interpretive
Echo Valley
Good Spirit Lake					Interpretive
Great Blue Heron
Greenwater Lake
Lac La Ronge						Interpretive
Makwa Lake					Interpretive
Meadow Lake							Interpretive
Moose Mountain								Interpretive
Narrow Hills						Interpretive
Pike Lake				Interpretive
Saskatchewan Landing			Interpretive
The Battlefords				Interpretive
Wascana Trails
White Butte Trails
Green indicates overnight trip opportunities. (updated May 13, 2020)