Tourism Saskatchewan

10/20/2026

In his latest guest blog, photographer Scott Aspinall from Living Sky Tours (Living Sky Tours) dives deep into the dunes of Saskatchewan's Great Sandhills. 🏜️

Covering nearly 1,900 square kilometres in southwest Saskatchewan, the Great Sand Hills were shaped over thousands of years as wind moved sand left behind by retreating glaciers and ancient meltwater lakes. Today, the landscape is still changing, with wind carving fresh ripples, ridges and patterns into the dunes with every season.

The Great Sand Hills are one of Saskatchewan's most unexpected geological features. Learn how to capture them like a pro: https://www.tourismsaskatchewan.com/blog/how-to-photogragraph-saskatchewans-great-sandhills

📸: Scott Aspinall

10/15/2026

There's a reason we keep coming back to Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park. 🌲

The wildlife and incredible views are always worth the trip, but getting to experience Saskatchewan's night skies at the dark sky observatory was a whole new experience for us!

With warmer weather on the way this weekend and fewer crowds around, fall might just be one of the best times to visit. 🍂 Consider this your sign to plan that road trip!


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📍 Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park

10/14/2026

Fall road trips are good for the soul. 🍂

Take the long way home through Saskatchewan's southwest and discover a region alive with hidden gems and reasons to make one more stop.

📸 Save a few of these spots for your next road trip!

10/13/2026

A GRID 🍂 turkey long Thanksgiving 🦃
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10/08/2026

The verdict is in. 🍂

📍 Prince Albert National Park

10/07/2026

Most people's idea of Saskatchewan is completely wrong.😲

This summer, National Geographic called Grasslands National Park, Parks Canada "Canada's most underrated national park," and it's easy to see why.

Home to one of the last remaining stretches of native mixed-grass prairie in North America and Canada's darkest Dark Sky Preserve, a trip to Grasslands feels like touching down on another planet. 🪐

Swipe through for a few reasons to visit one of Canada's most remarkable landscapes.

Read the full story: https://www.nationalgeographic.com/travel/article/grasslands-national-park-saskatchewan-canada

10/04/2026

10/02/2026

🐦 Fall migration is still bringing plenty of movement through Saskatchewan’s cities.

In her latest guest blog, Jenn Smith Nelson from Wild View Tours breaks down what birders can look for in Saskatoon, Regina, Moose Jaw, Prince Albert and beyond.

Swipe for a few highlights, then check out the full guide here: https://www.tourismsaskatchewan.com/blog/fall-bird-migration-saskatchewan

10/01/2026

🚂This historic train has found new life carrying passengers through Saskatchewan's scenic badlands.

Eastend Scenic Rail Tours is now taking passengers through the Frenchman River Valley, past the iconic Jones' Peak. This is definitely a journey worth adding to your Saskatchewan bucket list.

09/29/2026

We’ve all heard it a million times: “Saskatchewan is flat.” Apparently nobody told Buffalo Pound. 🚵‍♀️

This summer, I got to test out the new trails at Buffalo Pound Provincial Park on my adaptive mountain bike. With berms, rollers, and plenty of flow, I can build my skills for the mountains without ever leaving the prairies.

It’s pretty cool to be shredding down the same hill where I learned to ski, just on a different piece of equipment.