Saskatchewan Trails Association

Saskatchewan Trails Association Welcome to Saskatchewan Trails Association's page. This site will provide regular updates tr The creation of the Association was facilitated by S.P.R.A.

The Saskatchewan Trails Association (STA) was officially incorporated in July 2004 with the mandate to promote the development and use of recreational trails throughout Saskatchewan. and wholeheartedly supported by the Trans Canada Trail Foundation. The Saskatchewan Parks and Recreation Association (S.P.R.A.) concluded its administration of the Trans Canada Trail in Saskatchewan on June 30, 2004.

Preceding that, an extended but enthusiastic process led stakeholders across the province to work on the development of a new provincial organization that would lead the Trans Canada Trail and other trail development across the province. Since its inception, the Saskatchewan Trails Association has been hard at work, developing its website, creating insurance policies for member trail associations, and actively promoting the STA’s membership. Most recently, it completed the province's first ever strategic planning document for Saskatchewan trails. Simultaneously, the Trans Canada Trail movement across the province keeps growing. Throughout the province, trails have been developed, bridges have been converted to trails, plaques have been unveiled and pavilions have been established. The STA strives to keep people informed of Saskatchewan Trans Canada Trail development. Read the latest news in Tales from the Trails. The STA would be glad to hear from you if you have any concerns, questions or news about the Trans Canada Trail, or other trails in Saskatchewan. Learn how to contact us. The Saskatchewan Trails Association board members would like to thank S.P.R.A. for their support in the creation and development of the STA. We would also like to thank S.P.R.A. Recreation Consultant, John Firnesz, who has been exhaustively involved with the establishment of the STA. His dedication is commendable and we truly appreciate his efforts.

08/28/2026
Wanuskewin packed a lot into one stop: trails, incredible views, cultural interpretation, a hoop dance performance, bann...
08/27/2026

Wanuskewin packed a lot into one stop: trails, incredible views, cultural interpretation, a hoop dance performance, bannock, and approximately one million reasons to take your time exploring. 🌾

We spent the day walking the trails, learning more about the history and stories connected to the land, checking out the museum and gallery, and making a few strategic shade stops along the way because prairie heat is no joke.

It’s the kind of place where the trail experience and the cultural experience are completely intertwined, and there’s a lot more to take in than a quick walk through the grounds.

📍 Wanuskewin Heritage Park

Read the full recap on the STA blog.

No filter needed. Just a little sunshine, a trail and maybe some bug spray.
08/26/2026

No filter needed. Just a little sunshine, a trail and maybe some bug spray.

Trail gear has a funny way of revealing exactly which decisions were made with confidence instead of evidence.Break in t...
08/24/2026

Trail gear has a funny way of revealing exactly which decisions were made with confidence instead of evidence.

Break in the shoes, pack the extra layer, bring the spare socks, and maybe do not trust every branch with your full body weight.

Take the longer way. Your schedule will recover.
08/23/2026

Take the longer way. Your schedule will recover.

Battleford was giving us trail adventure with a side of “well… that route is underwater.” Between high water, steep clim...
08/22/2026

Battleford was giving us trail adventure with a side of “well… that route is underwater.”

Between high water, steep climbs, river views, disc golf paths and a few unexpected detours, this stop was definitely one of the more unpredictable days of the trip.

We checked out the South Shore area, King’s Hill Lookout and some of the community recreation spaces along the way, and got a pretty honest look at how changing conditions can affect a trail experience.

📍 Battleford, Saskatchewan

Read the full recap on the STA blog.

08/20/2026

$10K. Already. 🥹
And the Great Canadian Hike hasn’t even started yet.

Our collective goal: 100,000 km + $100,000.
And look at us go. 🔥

To everyone already rallying, donating and building their teams: thank YOU!

September 1, here we come!

Come be part of it → https://brnw.ch/21x54Kf

Humboldt gave us a little bit of everything: public art, park trails, storybook pages, a splash park, and one very commi...
08/19/2026

Humboldt gave us a little bit of everything: public art, park trails, storybook pages, a splash park, and one very committed puddle situation.

What started as a day of exploring the city turned into a reminder that a “trail” can look pretty different depending on where you are. Some routes wind through natural spaces, others connect parks, neighbourhoods and community amenities.

We explored a few of Humboldt’s recreation areas, wandered through the downtown public art, and found plenty of spots worth adding to a future visit.

📍 Humboldt, Saskatchewan

Read the full recap on the STA blog.

The fastest way is not always the best way. Especially when the other way has a view.
08/19/2026

The fastest way is not always the best way. Especially when the other way has a view.

Trail snacks are less about nutrition and more about determining which item gets eaten before you even leave the parking...
08/17/2026

Trail snacks are less about nutrition and more about determining which item gets eaten before you even leave the parking lot.

Pack more than one almond per person, protect the emergency snack, and accept that the backpack beverage count may be emotionally significant.

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2260 McIntyre Street
Regina, SK
S4P2R9

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