Here, every step is a story. Each zone is unique.
What will you find?
In each of our four travel zones, unique strands of culture are woven into the land, water and air. Each zone has its own distinct flavour, showcasing Saskatchewan's resilience and beauty, along with the incredible stories of the people who live here.
From northern forests and lakes to vibrant towns, grasslands, and beaches, every corner of Saskatchewan holds something to ignite your senses and connect you to the stories that the land whispers to you. With 100,000 lakes, 250 villages, 146 towns, 16 cities, and four diverse zones, Saskatchewan will move you beyond expectation.
Nature looms large in Saskatchewan's far north. Yet, thousands of years of human resilience have pushed through and made their indelible mark. Here, you can fish the deep, cold waters, paddle rivers that cut through ancient rock, or just find the space to simply be. This zone is defined by deep, intense stillness and powerful, ancient nature. Will you let it move you?
An inviting wilderness where the outdoors has space and experiences for everyone. It's where we connect with nature and with each other. Camp in beautiful forests and parklands, as close or as far away from amenities as you like. Disappear into the deep woods or make new friends on the beach. Will you come and live in the moment?
There's no better place to explore something new than where urban and rural, prairie and valley, and new and old intersect. Shop for treasures in places big and small, sample farm-to-table cuisine, or engage in arts and culture at museums, galleries, and attractions. The flavours here are abundant and plentiful. Will you discover something that moves you?
Let the scent of sagebrush on the prairie wind and the sound of coyotes in the distance transport you to a different place. Learn the ropes on working ranches, dive deep into living history with stories about prohibition and outlaws, or get in the saddle to explore from horseback. The unique geography, rich history, and engaging present will feed your soul. Will you let this land tell you its story?
