Parks & Pathways

If you love the outdoors, Saskatoon is home to some amazing parks and walking trails.
Explore Sask Parks Road Trip – Outdoor Adventure Awaits!
Outdoor Adventure is ready for you with the Explore Sask Parks Road Trip with Tourism Saskatchewan! Check-in at various parks and historical sites to earn prizes. The more visits you make, the more you win. This Road Trip is the perfect guide to getting outside in Saskatchewan. The more visits
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Fort Carlton Provincial Park
Fort Carlton Provincial Park is an original site of a Hudson’s Bay fur-trading post from the early 1800s. Take a step back in time, touring a reconstructed palisade complete with a teepee encampment. Situated along the banks of the North Saskatchewan River, spend the day exploring Fort Carlton’s walking
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Gabriel Dumont Park – Park Adventures
My son is the perfect age for playgrounds. I know from talking to other Saskatoon moms that we are not the only ones who love finding new ones. It’s our goal to get to as many amazing parks as we can this Spring and Summer. We’ve started with a really
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Winter Adventures at Pike Lake
We headed out to Pike Lake last week after the cold snap for a Winter Adventure. It felt so good to get outside. We got fresh air and we finally were able to experience winter at Pike Lake. We were glad to see all the things to do with Winter
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A Little Piece of Prairie in the City! Visit Grasslands Saskatoon in Silverspring
I’m a long-term resident of Saskatoon and I’m even an avid outdoor enthusiast. That’s why it came as a quite a surprise when my kids insisted that we make a trip to Grasslands. Grasslands? The only ‘grasslands’ I’d heard of was the national park 6 hours away! Obviously not the
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Saskatoon Forestry Farm Park and Zoo
The Saskatoon Forestry Farm Park and Zoo began as the Sutherland Forest Nursery Station and operated from 1913 to 1966. Over the span of 50 years the nursery shipped 147 million trees across the northern part of the Prairie Provinces! When the nursery station shut down in 1966, the City
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