The Lost Girl's Guide to Finding the World
An adventure traveller's tales from around the world.
Saskatchewan is known across the country as “The Land of Living Skies.” It’s no surprise with the spectacular sunrises and sunsets that regularly light up the horizon. Well, at night, our skies are just as amazing with clear views of billions Read More …
Saskatchewan is a paddling mecca – especially when it comes to white water. The province is cut through by thousands of rivers, creeks and lakes. In fact, we’re home to 100, 000 lakes. Our northern river systems hold the history Read More …
At approximately 135 kilometres long, the Boreal Trail is the longest hiking route in the province. Located in Meadow Lake Provincial Park, it’s quickly becoming an iconic bucket list adventure for outdoor enthusiasts in Saskatchewan. With access to more than Read More …
Whether you’re looking for paved roads, gravel roads, single track (or a mix of all three), there’s a little bit of everything when it comes to exploring the best bike trails in Saskatchewan. I spoke with the province’s resident biking Read More …
Did you know there are numerous sand dunes in Saskatchewan? Despite people assuming Saskatchewan is all grain fields (we’re 51% forest too, by the way), we have 4 active sand dunes that you can visit. While some are easier to Read More …
In Saskatchewan, we’re fortunate to have access to vast kilometres of crown land, national, provincial and regional parks to recreate within. This means we have plenty of space for genuine off-the-grid backcountry hiking and camping experiences. If you’re wanting to Read More …
We’re a province known for its big sky views. The best place to catch an epic sunrise, sunset or simply appreciate the wide-open spaces of the prairies is from one of the many viewpoints throughout Saskatchewan. READ MORE: How to Read More …