The Lost Girl's Guide to Finding the World
An adventure traveller's tips and advice from Canada and around the world.
Most people think they have to travel west to the Rocky Mountains to see larch trees in Canada. But the popular autumn tree can be seen all over the country. This means that yes – you can see golden larch Read More …
During peak autumn season, Saskatchewan’s forests come alive with the magical display of fall colours. But the colourful leaves are fleeting, with only a couple-week window in which to enjoy the myriad of colours between summer’s verdant green and winter’s Read More …
It’s that brief but beautiful time of year again – when the verdant forests of Saskatchewan turn yellow, orange and even a bit red for a short window during autumn in September. With 53% forest making up the province, there Read More …
Imagine road-tripping across Saskatchewan and not having to rely on fuel stations to fill up your vehicle – instead, you recharge it. That’s slowly becoming a reality in Canada and yes – even here in Saskatchewan. According to Sask Power Read More …
Earlier this month I spent a couple of days exploring the Watrous and Manitou, Saskatchewan area. While the region is known for the special properties of its lake, there’s a lot more happening in the town and nearby resort village. Read More …
For 8 days, I road-tripped across southwestern Saskatchewan visiting the 6 communities of Maple Creek, Eastend, Frontier, Shaunavon, Gull Lake and Hazlet. Not only is planning a trip to the region an epic way to kick off the summer, but Read More …
Several years ago, I had my first experience with a float tank at Float Now Saskatoon. If you aren’t familiar, floating is a sensory deprivation experience where you lay naked in a tank in skin-temperature Epsom-salt-saturated water and float in Read More …