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Winter camping can be magical. Imagine the snow-covered landscape, the crisp air, and the quiet that envelops you. It’s a chance to connect with nature in a way that summer camping simply can’t offer. The Art of the Layering System Comfort in winter starts with your clothes. The goal is to manage moisture (sweat) so it doesn't freeze against your skin. Base Layer (Wick) : Use synthetic materials or Merino wool. Never use cotton; it absorbs sweat, stays wet, and pulls heat awa

Have you tried fat-biking? If you live in Saskatchewan, you need to add this to your hobbies. No point in sitting around all winter or, worse, working out indoors!

When exploring the snowy wilderness around us in Saskatchewan, which is the best tool to choose?

Back in October of 2020, I was invited to ride the Grey Owl's Trail in Prince Albert National Park. I remember thinking, "It's a hiking trail; how hard could it be?" I even invited a friend along who hadn't ridden a bike in years prior to that morning (I still feel bad about that one). If you've ever hiked (or biked) this trail, you already know that I was in for a rude awakening. The trail is not super technical, nor is there a lot of elevation to overcome. But on a bike, it

A tough, technical hike through some beautiful, rare, Saskatchewan scenery. High risk, but definitely high reward!

Does shopping local really matter? Does it really affect you? Read this and see how you answer that question after.

Saskatchewan has some amazing trail options