- hit the trails for fun on the snow!
Get out of the city and slide into one of our winter wonderlands – on your skis, snowshoes or a skidoo. There are thousands of kilometres of trails across our province. Come out and shake off the winter blues on our winter trails!
What are the prices?
Park Entry
Park entry (Park Entry Permit) is required year round and is charged on a per vehicle basis and must be paid for and displayed in order to access any Saskatchewan Provincial Park. A valid Park Permit purchased at one Saskatchewan Provincial Park is valid at all Saskatchewan Provincial Parks.
Daily Permit
- Valid from time of arrival to 2 pm the following day.
- Not transferable between vehicles.
- Lost, stolen, or damaged passes will not be refunded or replaced.
Availability:
- At any park entry gate
Weekly Permit
- Valid from time of arrival until 2 p.m. on the last day (7 days later).
Example: Weekly pass purchased on July 1 is valid until July 8 at 2 pm. - Not transferable between vehicles.
- Lost, stolen, or damaged passes will not be refunded or replaced.
Availability:
- At any park entry gate
Annual Permit
- May be transferred between vehicles.
- Valid in any Saskatchewan Provincial Park from Apr 30 until Apr 30 of each year.
- No refunds once issued.
- Lost or stolen passes will not be refunded or replaced.
Availability:
- At any park entry gate
- Online: If an Annual Park Entry Permit is purchased online, the permit will be mailed to the address indicated at the time of purchase. A temporary entry permit will be issued that will be valid for three weeks from the date of purchase. This temporary permit must be printed and attached to the driver’s side of the windshield. Once the Annual Park Entry Permit is received via mail, it will replace the temporary permit.
SK Seniors over 65 permits are FREE with valid Saskatchewan ID - available at any park entry gate
Need to know a bit more?
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.
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