Saskatchewan Natural wonders
Exploring the Valley of 1000 Devils Carved by wind and water, the Valley of 1000 Devils is a natural playground for hikers in Saskatchewan’s remote badlands. Though the name hints at danger and legends, including outlaw stories, today it’s best known for hiking, solitude, and sweeping views. As I set off on the trail, the…
Canada’s Wild West in Saskatchewan’s Big Muddy Badlands Saskatchewan might not top many travel lists, but it wasn’t always Canada’s forgotten middle child. Growing up in Moose Jaw, I had no idea that just a short drive away lay the Big Muddy Badlands. With rugged hills, winding coulees, and hidden corners, it is completely different…
The Most Instagrammable Rocks in the Prairies Want to get off the beaten path? Say, “Hello,” to Saskatchewan’s Roche Percee, a prairie gem of history, hoodoos, and hikes. This underrated wonder lies tucked away in a southeastern pocket of the province where history, culture, and nature collide. Roche Percee just might be the poster child…
Looking for the weirdest hike in Canada? The Crooked Bush offers a walk through nature’s glitch. Tucked away in the heart of rural Saskatchewan, this tiny grove of aspen trees grows in wild, twisted spirals—gnarled, bent, and completely mystifying. Surrounded by ordinary, straight-growing aspens, these contorted trees seem to defy the natural laws of the…