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The Province of Saskatchewan is located in Central Canada - often referred to as "The Land of the Living Skies". The province is best known for its grasslands, wetlands, rolling hills, parks, historic sites and for its large network of lakes and rivers to the north.

Capital City of the Saskatchewan Canada

The capital of Saskatchewan is the City of Regina. It is a cultural, artistic and commercial hub for southern Saskatchewan. Regina is also the birth place of Canada's "medicare" health system. 

Saskatchewan, Canada Highlights

The  Canadian Shield (covers 1/3 of the northern region of the province); roads and highways (more than any other province in Canada); lakes (home to over 100,000); Moose Jaw ("Little Chicago" with underground tunnels once used for rum-running by Al Capone;  only Canadian province with man-made borders; and the Grasslands National Park (protecting some of the last prairie grasslands in North America). 

Featured Parks, Trails and Places of Interest in Saskatchewan, Canada

Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park (park's borders cross into both Saskatchewan and Alberta); Regina is home to the RCMP cadet training centre for Canada; Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park (highest point in Canada between the Rocky Mountains and Eastern Canada); Meewasin Valley Trail (60 kms along the South Saskatchewan River); Wakamow Valley (6 parks and 15 km of trails); Athabasca Sand Dunes (100 kilometres along the shores of Lake Athabasca) and the Prince Albert National Park (388,000 hectares, 1500 lakes and waterways and once home Grey Owl)

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Stone Hall Castle

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Stone Hall Castle brings an incredible Medieval European experience to Regina, Saskatchewan. Guided Interactive Tours and Themed Accommodation Suites.

2210 College Avenue
Regina
S4P 1C6
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Rockin Horse Cookhouse & Bar


103 Maple Street
Maple Creek
S0N 1N0

Historic Reesor Ranch


Box 1001
Maple Creek
S0N 1N0

Best Western Plus Estevan


92 King Street
Estevan
S4A 0R7

Canoe Ski Discovery Company


1618 - 9th Ave North
Saskatoon
S7K 3A1

Melfort Golf Club


700 South Avenue
Melfort
S0E1A0

Prairie Lake Vacations

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Prairie Lake Vacations (formerly Sask River Tours) offers houseboat rentals and day excursions on Lake Diefenbaker.

P.O. Box 68
Riverhurst
S0H 3P0
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Saskatoon Symphony Orchestra

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The Saskatoon Symphony Orchestra (SSO) is a professional, non-profit orchestra, founded in 1927, to foster and promote classical music to enhance the artistic, intellectual and social life of the community.

408 - 20th Street West
Saskatoon
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Little Reds Market Cafe


17 - 2nd Ave E
Mortlach
S0H 3E0

Saskatoon Custom Birding Tours

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For over 30 years, Stan Shadick has been a birding guide for nature tours around Saskatchewan and other parts of the country. He is past president of Nature Saskatchewan as well as past president and current field trip chairman for the Saskatoon Nature Society. He is a co-editor of the reference pub

903 Temperance St
Saskatoon
S7N 0N3
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Casino Moose Jaw


21 Fairford Street E
Moose Jaw
S6H 0C8

Casino Regina


1880 Saskatchewan Drive
Regina
S4P 0B2

Regina Floral Conservatory


1450B Fourth Avenue
Regina
S4R 8G8

Eco Party Dragon Boat Tours


2440 Broad Street
Regina
S4P 0A5

Regina Performing Arts Centre


1077 Angus Street
Regina
S4T 1Y4

Crossroads Inn


335 Main Street
Stoughton
S0G 4T0

Franklyns Eatery


112 Rose Street
Montlach

The Mad Greek


925 Main Street North
Moose Jaw
S6H 3K7

Corn Ways Adventures


Carmichael Grid Road
Shaunavon

Wrapture Spa & Boutique


311 Main St. N
Moose Jaw

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    Saguenay and Lac Saint-Jean (Véloroute des Bleuets)
    23 to 30 June: The ferry brought me over to Saint-Siméon, from where I cycled NW towards Saguenay. The fjord of the Saguenay River was very impressive and mystical. The rain and low clouds contributed a lot to this atmosphere. A day ride further...
    23 to 30 June: The ferry brought me over to Saint-Siméon, from where I cycled NW towards Saguenay. The fjord of the Saguenay River was very impressive and mystical. The rain and low clouds contributed a lot to this atmosphere. A day ride further I arrived in La Baie with blue sky and sunshine.
    From there I made my way to Lac Saint-Jean, where I joined onto the "Véloroute des Bleuets" ("Blueberry cycling route"). I was told, that this is the prime location for cyclists and I definitely should cycle around the whole lake. Well, I skipped the whole Maritimes, therefore had enough time to explore. So I did it. Easy riding, small towns around the lake, perfect infrastructure. A small bicycle ferry in Alma and the best sunset on my whole trip. Friendly guys in the local bike coop "Vélo-jeunesse" and a beer in a local brewery - the highlights of that detour.


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    North Québec (Into the unknown, an unexpected encounter and an unusual camp)
    01 July: I left the "Véloroute des Bleuets" behind me and reflected my journey through Québec on "La Route Verte", the provincial cycling network. I talk shortly about my safety preparations for the long stretch ahead, after all I was going into...
    01 July: I left the "Véloroute des Bleuets" behind me and reflected my journey through Québec on "La Route Verte", the provincial cycling network. I talk shortly about my safety preparations for the long stretch ahead, after all I was going into the unknown. Once I reached the turnoff from the HWY my concerns were gone - the dirt road was damn busy. A lot of cars and trucks meant, I wasn't alone but also had to deal with clouds of dust and flies, sometimes even at the same time.

    I also tell a short anecdote about a very unexpected encounter. Last but not least in this longer video, I recorded a clip in a forestry camp, where I spent the night. Life is full of surprises.


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    North Québec (Bike breakdown, a stroke of luck, Goodbye Québec)
    02 to 09 July: I left the pow-wow place of Obedjiwan and followed the dirt roads through Québec's North. Unlike the section from Saint-Félicien to Obedjiwan, this stretch had less traffic. Furthermore, once around the North of the Gouin...
    02 to 09 July: I left the pow-wow place of Obedjiwan and followed the dirt roads through Québec's North. Unlike the section from Saint-Félicien to Obedjiwan, this stretch had less traffic. Furthermore, once around the North of the Gouin Reservoir, I followed a road leading South and luckily I did not take a look at my map and followed the signs instead.

    Apparently the main way leading to Senneterre was changed to another dirt road which isn't mapped nor in Google Maps or in OSM. The previous road still exists, but probably has even lesser to none traffic.
    Normally I would not have cared but the universe was on my side. Exactly on that stretch my tire burst. Nothing I could do. Imagine this would have happened on that other road.

    I had a huge stroke of luck getting a ride into Senneterre and even more luck getting a new tire in that small village. Going further West I took the decision based on the location of some warmshowers host, to go to La Sarre and to continue to Ontario on a forestry road North of Lake Abitibi. A very unconventional route for a cyclist too.


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    10 to 16 July: First Ontarian settlement was the small town of Cochrane. All of a sudden people spoke English again, which after over six weeks in Québec took a little to get used to again, hehe.
    After the city of Timmins I could have gone...
    10 to 16 July: First Ontarian settlement was the small town of Cochrane. All of a sudden people spoke English again, which after over six weeks in Québec took a little to get used to again, hehe.
    After the city of Timmins I could have gone straight West towards Wawa, BUT two Ontarian Brothers I met on Gaspésie told me, I should go around the whole Canadian shoreline of Lake Superior, I would not regret it.
    So it came that I went South instead, on the HWYs 101 and 129 all the way to Thessalon. A detour for sure, but HWY 129 is beautiful to ride and the small isolated towns of Foleyet and Chapleau worth a visit as well.
    There was quite some wildlife along my way - big birds, moose, bears, millions of blackflies and mozzies. The latter count as wildlife, too, right?

    At the shore of Lake Huron I reached the Waterfront Trail again and met a wonderful couple, who did everything to make me feel comfortable, from a bath in their outdoor bathtub, to wine and food. Amazing. Thank you, guys!


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