20 / Saskatchewan Sunshine & Pacific Coasts
North Battleford Edmonton
Prince Albert National Park
Drumheller Calgary
Saskatoon Moose Jaw
Cypress Hills
prairies, pines and city life
edmonton / north battleford / Prince albert national Park / saskatoon / moose jaw / cYPress hills / drumheller / calGarY
Saskatchewan delivers a range of experiences, from thrilling outdoor recreation and adventure to peaceful, relaxing getaways
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DAYs 1-2 Arrive in eDMonton, AlbertA
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Wanuskewin near Saskatoon showcases Indigenous arts and culture
Alberta’s capital city is always celebrating – from arts and culture to food and wine, dragon boats, winter and even accordions. Explore the new Royal Alberta Museum showcasing the history of Alberta’s people, animals and landscapes; visit the famous farmers’ market in Old Strathcona or wander the galleries and shops along whyte Avenue and 124 Street. Hop on a beautifully restored vintage streetcar for a scenic historic tour, glide along the city’s pathways on a Segway tour or take a helicopter trip to get a bird’s eye view of the city.
DAY 3 eDMonton - nortH bAttleForD 240 miles. Leaving Alberta behind, head to North Battleford, a community with a rich history. Fort Battleford, established in 1876, played a significant role in the conflict known as the North west Resistance. Now a National Historic Site, Fort Battleford represents a period in history when Battleford was the capital of the Northwest Territories. Further north, Cochin Lighthouse stands watch over beautiful Jackfish Lake. Visitors climb 153 steps to reach the lighthouse. The spectacular view of the lakes and the surrounding prairie are well worth the effort.
DAYs 4-5 nortH bAttleForD - prince Albert np 185 miles. Today you will drive to Prince Albert National Park (PANP), which delights visitors with its forests, lakes, beaches, trails and resident wildlife. Its centrepiece is waskesiu Lake, which boasts long sandy beaches and an impressive marina. The park is also home to Canada‘s only herd of Plains bison, which can be viewed roaming in their historic range.
Top tip: The best way to appreciate Saskatchewan is to get out and explore it. This is best done off the beaten path! SELLING CANADA CLASSIC CANADIAN ITINERARIES
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