A stunning hike through the badlands of the Grasslands National Park east block. Check out Routinely Nomadic for a full guide to Grasslands National Park.
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Three kilometres from the start of this wide trail is an intersection. Continue straight ahead in this jack pine forest. Through spruce and aspen lies a primitive campsite overlooking Hunters Lake. Long and narrow, this ...
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Sunday ride with myself Shelly, Dakota, Matthew, Kevin and Joanne Dorward, Brian and Wendy Wallis, and Bruce and Donna Bird
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226A to 208A
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A generally well maintained trail. Some markings in the trails but lacking more signs on distance or where Nut Portage point was. Very uneven terrain, some rocky pars, some very muddy sections as well. An incredible vari...
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An easy scenic hike to the top of this famous butte. Check out Routinely Nomadic for a complete guide to Grasslands National Park.
View trailNice easy drive. Vehicles drive down the road. Some water holes can be deep, but not rutted and a hard sandy bottom. Trail can be dusty.
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Our favourite hike in the area, it has great variety - small hills, deep woods, marshy boardwalks and terrific lake views.
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Following the warden road from Birch Bay across to Crean Lake. Trail ends at a camp kitchen and rest area where there used to be a warden station.
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A short portion of the 15km (one-way) Nut Point hike. Stops at a great picnic or rest stop on a beautiful little lake.
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Up to the start of the “Lazy River”float, then following the trolley tracks to a short path to Kingsmere Lake Southend campsites.
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Great trail along Bay Lake. Extends from the ball diamonds (near the town office) out to Highway 120 and back. There are two loops that intersect by the South Parking Lot. Trail would be a bit wet in the summer, but skii...
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Track created on 19 JUN 2018 This track includes the drive from our campsite to the trailhead, stopping at two lookout points along the way, as well as the drive back to the campsite via a scenic loop.
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Great ski trail through some big Timber. Loops around with about 0.5 km backtracking. Connects to more trails to the Eadt.
View trailTrack created on 19 JUN 2018 This track includes the walk both to and from our campsite to the trailhead. This trail was through a beautiful lodgepole pine forest with a dense canopy and long lines of site. A great tr...
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Went with Oseikas. Dry at first but 100 yards of water at the end. Go by the meadow skeg area. Hit the cut line junction(good place for a fire)
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Very scenic little trail offering lake, creek and woods with some nice picnic areas if you want to make a day of it.
View trailSunnyside Beach Bar is a good starting point, closer to Poacher’s Road, which then turns into snowmobile trails. Or if you park close to Bells Beach go south on New Lutheran Road and the end of the street turns into th...
View trailUndulating track, 10-15cm of snow since last grooming made for hard work but still a scenic route on a cold clear day.
View trailGreat North half of the loop. Couple small hummocks toward the East end...watch a couple metres in front and you can keep enough speed to sail right through.
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Quick walk down to Shady Lake and back on a steeper trail than most in the area. You can also take a short detour to climb the Height of Land Tower for terrific views.
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A geological anomaly, science cannot explain. Unknown causes are said to be aliens?, magnetic forces?, lightning? Nearby trees do not share the genetic mutations.
View trail1030502 3of12 SK - 05b Lanigan, SK to Foam Lake, SK (Foam Lake Campground) 113km You can download the whole network here as a GPX file. https://www.facebook.com/groups/bikeacrosscanada/permalink/2899726250096642/ -...
View trail1030602 3of12 SK - 06b Foam Lake, SK to Yorkton, SK (Yorkton City Campground) 91km You can download the whole network here as a GPX file. https://www.facebook.com/groups/bikeacrosscanada/permalink/2899726250096642/ ...
View trail1030402 3of12 SK - 04b Saskatoon, SK to Lanigan, SK (Lanigan Campground) 130km You can download the whole network here as a GPX file. https://www.facebook.com/groups/bikeacrosscanada/permalink/2899726250096642/ - ...
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