More than a dozen provincial parks will have special event for National Trails Day on June 6. (Image Credit: Submitted/Gov't of Sask)

By battlefordsNOW staff

GET OUT IN NATURE

Sask. Parks offer free entry for National Trails day on June 6

May 27, 2026 | 9:39 AM

On June 6, visitors will have a chance to have free entry to provincial parks for National Trails Day.

The province said it’s an opportunity to explore trails and provincial parks before the summer season is in full motion.

“We are fortunate to be home to such beautiful and diverse provincial parks,” said Parks, Culture and Sports Minister Alana Ross. “With a wide range of trails, and programs taking place across the province, we invite everyone to explore the natural beauty Saskatchewan has to offer. Spending time in nature and being active is something important we can do for ourselves and our overall health and well-being.”

Special programming and host-guided hikes will be offered at more than a dozen provincial parks in celebration of National Trails Day:

Buffalo Pound Provincial Park – Hike to Nicolle Homestead
Candle Lake Provincial Park – Old Baldy Hike
Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park – Life in the Lodgepoles
Douglas Provincial Park – Blooming Cacti Hike and Coffee Corner: Mindfulness Walk
Duck Mountain Provincial Park – Boreal Basics
Great Blue Heron Provincial Park – Tower Trek
Greenwater Lake Provincial Park – Wild Side of Klinger Trail Hike
Echo Valley Provincial Park – Scenic Valley Trek
Meadow Lake Provincial Park – Back in the Boreal
Moose Mountain Provincial Park – Hike the Uplands
Pike Lake Provincial Park – Feathered Friends Hike
Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park – Take on the Trails with Prairie Sky Running Company and Coffee Corner: Mindfulness Walk
Wascana Trails Natural Recreation Site – Hike and Bike at Wascana Trails