Off-Road Trails in Saskatchewan

This short 5-mile trail runs alongside Smith Creek as it connects with the Assiniboine River, just outside Russell, Manitoba (near the Saskatchewan border). The route follows an old power/telephone line corridor, cutting through open prairie and wooded sections. The trail roughly parallels a small r...
Learn more about Smith Creek

Centre Road is the main backcountry access route in Moose Mountain Provincial Park, cutting through the heart of nearly 100,000 acres of forest, lakes, and rolling uplands. Historically, one of the few corridors carved through the thick bush, it remains the primary road that leads into the park’s ru...
Learn more about Centre Road - Moose Mountain Provincial Park

The road known as Christopher Trail was first cut through dense bush in the late 1890s by Fred Christopher and the Fripp brothers (Harold and Percy) to link Fish Lake (now Kenosee Lake) with Cannington Manor. Remarkably, this pioneer route has survived for over a century. Along the way, drivers enco...
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This short 5-mile trail runs alongside Smith Creek as it connects with the Assiniboine River, just outside Russell, Manitoba (near the Saskatchewan border). The route follows an old power/telephone line corridor, cutting through open prairie and wooded sections. The trail roughly parallels a small r...
Learn more about Smith Creek

Centre Road is the main backcountry access route in Moose Mountain Provincial Park, cutting through the heart of nearly 100,000 acres of forest, lakes, and rolling uplands. Historically, one of the few corridors carved through the thick bush, it remains the primary road that leads into the park’s ru...
Learn more about Centre Road - Moose Mountain Provincial Park

This short 5-mile trail runs alongside Smith Creek as it connects with the Assiniboine River, just outside Russell, Manitoba (near the Saskatchewan border). The route follows an old power/telephone line corridor, cutting through open prairie and wooded sections. The trail roughly parallels a small r...
Learn more about Smith Creek

Centre Road is the main backcountry access route in Moose Mountain Provincial Park, cutting through the heart of nearly 100,000 acres of forest, lakes, and rolling uplands. Historically, one of the few corridors carved through the thick bush, it remains the primary road that leads into the park’s ru...
Learn more about Centre Road - Moose Mountain Provincial Park