The Lost Girl's Guide to Finding the World
An adventure traveller's tales from around the world.
In Saskatchewan, we’re fortunate to have access to vast kilometres of crown land, national, provincial and regional parks to recreate within. This means we have plenty of space for genuine off-the-grid backcountry hiking and camping experiences. If you’re wanting to Read More …
We’re a province known for its big sky views. The best place to catch an epic sunrise, sunset or simply appreciate the wide-open spaces of the prairies is from one of the many viewpoints throughout Saskatchewan. READ MORE: How to Read More …
It’s one of Saskatchewan’s most popular parks with more than a quarter-million visitors throughout the year. However, most of those visits to Prince Albert National Park occur in our warm summer months. I’m here to convince you to visit during Read More …
Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park in Saskatchewan has implemented a new park initiative for visitors to cut down their very own Christmas Trees. Does it get any more Canadian than this!? READ MORE: Winter in Cypress Hills Provincial Park: A Complete Read More …
Cypress Hills Provincial Park often gets (a lot) of snow early in the season. Which makes it one of the most magical winter wonderland getaway destinations in Saskatchewan. It’s the kind of snow you see in Christmas movies and fairy Read More …
Jeanine Holwatiuk is the dark sky and northern lights photographer behind Northern Escape Photography. Jeanine is based out of the northeastern community of Hudson Bay, Saskatchewan. She began taking photos of the northern lights several years ago after being gifted Read More …
Welcome to the province that’s dubbed “The Land of Living Skies.” In line with that slogan, the city of Saskatoon is no stranger to epic sunrises, sunsets and an occasional visit from the northern lights. If you’re lucky enough, you Read More …