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You can find this cozy two bedroom cabin tucked in the boreal forest at Discover Ness Creek. Located northeast of Big River, Ness Creek is a prime spot for scenic hiking, cross country skiing and a slice of a solitude. The Saskatchewanderer We are passionate about exploring Saskatchewan, but now is the time to stay local and discover hidden gems close to home. Stay open to new experiences, reconnect with what is closest to us and support local businesses. Let’s do our part ...by respecting the health guidelines in place so we can all stay safe. #ExploreSask

Hello from The Battlefords! The cities of North Battleford and Battleford are the hub of adventure and business in the northwest. Nestled in over 6,000 years of Indigenous and settler history, it’s here you will find yourself immersed in four-season fun and adventure. If you’re looking for a few ways to support the local community in The Battlefords, check out some of these locally owned businesses.... 1. North Battleford at night. Photo by IG | @gilbertkaterynych. 2. Treat your eyes at the Allen Sapp Gallery - The Gonor Collection. 3. Local craft beer at Armoury Brewing Company. 4. Warm up with a coffee from The Cup Cafe & Bakery. 5. Buy a 5 card punch pass from Table Mountain - Official Page. 6. Grab some takeout from Beaver Grill Exprezz. 7. Stop in at Chic & Shabby. 8. Plan a staycation at Gold Eagle Lodge. What are your favourite local shops or businesses in The Battlefords? Give them a shoutout in the comments below.

If you need something to warm up your thoughts, the first day of spring is 38 days away. Stay warm and stay safe out there everyone. Lake Diefenbaker IG | mitchserbu

Stay warm, Saskatchewan. Saskatoon IG | djgard

The beautiful land, mesmerizing skies and charming communities make living in and visiting Saskatcnewan so easy to fall in love with. Here are the 10 most liked photos we shared in 2020. Photos by IG'ers:... pauldawsonsk - Stony Beach chadletain - Grasslands National Park craig_hilts - Swift Current hiltzandrew - Moose Jaw mitchserbu - Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park duane_larson - Prince Albert National Park herry.with.an.e - Dummer jeff_the_wiz - Herschel s.aspinall - north of Regina dereck_ryan - Blaine Lake #ExploreSask

True or False: Winter in Saskatchewan can be cold, but it's a beautiful sight to see. Regina IG | tysonliske ... #ExploreSask

From the lakes and rivers that flow through to the local shops, restaurants and cafes our cities are a treat for the eyes and full of charm. Here are the most liked photos of some of our cities from 2020. Photos by IG'ers:... harryberry - Regina thelostgirlsguide - Saskatoon harryberry - Saskatoon hiltzandrew - Moose Jaw rillyvisuals - Saskatoon harryberry - Saskatoon herry.with.an.e - Regina momentsphotos_bykim - Saskatoon ako.si.meiji - Regina ewaniphotography - Saskatoon #ExploreSask

One thing we love to see, and see a lot of, are the magical colours of our living skies during sunrise and sunset. Here are the most liked sunrise and sunset photos from 2020. Photos by IG'ers:... jeff_the_wiz - Herschel travis_pool - Sherwood Forest herry.with.an.e - Dummer mitchserbu - Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park leemiller8 - location unkown lovebarefootsundays - Kyle wilkjames - Near Regina chadletain - Grasslands National Park gilbertkaterynych - North Battleford jennsmithnelson - Grasslands National Park #ExploreSask

What a year it's been for The Saskatchewanderer! With ups, downs and all-arounds, Leah found ways to #ExploreSask and discover the beauty of this province and the people who call this place home. Here is Leah's recap video from her year as the 2020 Saskatchewanderer.

Ahhh! The campsite lifestyle sounds pretty good right now! Here are the top photos of our provincial and national parks from 2020. Photos by IG'ers:... kelsey.b17 - Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park leemiller8 - Narrow Hills Provincial Park northernperspectivephoto - Nistowiak Falls wilkjames - Good Spirit Proncial Park gatheringdustphotography - Grasslands National Park mitchserbu - Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park chadletain - Grasslands National Park craig_hilts - Prince Albert National Park duane_larson - Prince Albert National Park duane_larson - Prince Albert National Park #ExploreSask

Hello, from Swift Current! Swift Current is the largest centre in Saskatchewan’s southwest. Located along the Trans-Canada Highway, the city is proud to boast a vibrant downtown business core. There is a shopping experience for everyone! Although the holidays will be different this year, one thing that hasn’t changed is the importance of supporting our local communities. Here are a few ideas to get you started.... 1. Stunning photo of Swift Current by IG | craig_hilts 2. Nightjar Diner Co. enjoy good food, made well for people to connect over. 3. Bre's Boutique hand picked items of clothing, accessories and footwear from Canada and around the world. 4. Award-winning, hand-crafted beer from Black Bridge Brewery. 5. The Home Quarter curated small-batch home goods. 6. A delicious meal from Railway North Social House. 7. Fusion hair + spa services and more. 8. Badlands Coffee Co. family-owned coffee roastery in southwest Saskatchewan. What are your favourite local shops or businesses in Swift Current? Give them a shoutout in the comments below. #ExploreSask

We are passionate about exploring Saskatchewan, but now is the time to stay local and discover hidden gems close to home. Stay open to new experiences, reconnect with what is closest to us and support local businesses. Let’s do our part by respecting the health guidelines in place so we can all stay safe. Katepwa Beach IG | _triple_j_photography... #ExploreSask #ExploreCanada

Support local and give your holiday cooking a delicious boost with Chef Jenni Lessard. Tune in live tomorrow (Nov. 20) from 12-4pm

Tourism Saskatchewan is excited to announce the winning submissions for the 2020 ExploreSask Photo Contest. The competition, launched in June, received over 3,800 entries by the September 15 deadline. Although the COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way people travel and participate in activities, the number and variety of photographs submitted to the contest this year was impressive. The images highlight the many opportunities available for residents to enjoy the outdoors and discover new experiences in the province. To see all the winning photographs along with the honourable mentions visit: https://www.tourismsaskatchewan.com/photo-contest

Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park has turned into a winter wonderland! Snowshoes and cross-country skis are available for rent from The Resort at Cypress Hills. Weave your way through the tall lodgepole pines and admire the beautiful scenery. As we #ExploreSask, remember to respect the places you visit and the people who reside there. Follow the guidelines that are in place to keep us all safe so Saskatchewan can stay #ExploreSask #SaskParks #ExploreCanada

Hello, from Saskatoon! Known as the Paris of the Prairies, City of Bridges, Toon Town and many more. Saskatoon is Saskatchewan’s most populous city and boasts a spot in New York Times’ 52 Places to Go in 2018. Although the holidays will be different this year, one thing that hasn’t changed is the importance of supporting our local communities. Here are a few ideas to get you started.... 1. Beautiful shot of Saskatoon’s riverbank by IG | ewani.photography. 2. Gear up for some outdoor fun at Escape Sports. 3. At Leyda's Restaurant every ingredient matters. Whole food, gluten and nut free. 4. Living Sky Café has the coffee and food fix you’ve been looking for. 5. Discover 6,000 years of Indigenous history at Wanuskewin Heritage Park. 6. Stop by Black Fox Farm & Distillery for local gifts and award-winning gin. 7. See modern and contemporary art in real life at Remai Modern and don’t forget to grab a bite to eat at Shift Restaurant before you leave. 8. Celebrate local craft beer at one of Saskatoon’s many breweries. Shown here is 9 Mile Legacy Brewing. 9. Give your home those special pieces from Garden Architecture & Design - GA Interiors. 10. Saskatoon’s newest micro-distillery, Stumbletown, has curbside pickup. What are your favourite local shops or businesses in Saskatoon? Give them a shoutout in the comments below. Tourism Saskatoon #ExploreSask

Did you know Cypress Hills was the first Interprovincial Park in Canada and is one of the largest dark sky preserves in Canada as well? SaskParks - Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park IG | craig_hilts... We are passionate about exploring Saskatchewan, but now is the time to stay local and discover hidden gems close to home. Stay open to new experiences, reconnect with what is closest to us and support local businesses. Let’s do our part by respecting the health guidelines in place and the communities we visit so we can all stay safe. #ExploreSask #ExploreCanada

Good morning from Saskatoon. IG | kingrosevisuals #ExploreSask #SaskNice #ExploreCanada #CanadaNice

Pssst...We are on the hunt for the 2021 Saskatchewanderer! Do you or someone you know thrive in sharing their experiences of traveling and exploring throughout Saskatchewan? From natural attractions and delicious dining to cultural experiences and ziplining. It's an opportunity of a lifetime! If the thought of that has you excited, apply today! Application deadline is December 10.... More info here: https://saskatchewanderer.ca/apply

Imagine standing on top of a massive hill - as far as your eyes can see, there is not a speck of civilization. No roads, no fences, not even a cell tower to obstruct your view. There is no need to imagine what this land would have looked like hundreds, even thousands of years ago, because it still looks exactly the same today. Welcome to the Grasslands National Park. Grasslands National Park IG | daviddcao... As we #ExploreSask, remember to respect the places you visit and the people who reside there. Follow the guidelines that are in place to keep us all safe so Saskatchewan can stay open. #ExploreSask #SaskNice #ExploreCanada #CanadaNice

Lest We Forget Lakes, islands and bays in northern Saskatchewan bear the names of individuals who lost their lives in military conflict. Over 90,000 Saskatchewan residents enlisted in the Second World War. For the nearly 4,000 who never returned, the Government of Saskatchewan’s GeoMemorial Commemorative Naming Program, initiated in 1947, was created as an appropriate lasting tribute. #ExploreSask #SaskNice #ExploreCanada #CanadaNice

"The sun decided to say 'hay' before it baled." IG | leemiller8 As we #ExploreSask, remember to respect the places you visit and the people who reside there. Follow the guidelines that are in place to keep us all safe so Saskatchewan can stay open.... #ExploreSask #SaskNice #ExploreCanada #CanadaNice

Coming Soon! Winners and honourable mentions of the 2020 #ExploreSask Photo Contest announced! As with every year, the judges were challenged with choosing between so many incredible photographs that had been submitted. Of the almost 4,000 entries, six category winners, 33 honourable mentions and one grand prize winner have been chosen. Here are just a few of the many submissions we received this year. Stay tuned for the announcement of the winners!... 1) Steven Wang - Grasslands National Park 2) John Garratt - Moreland 3) Chad Letain - Grasslands National Park 4) IG | leemiller8 - Elbow 5) Jeff Ortiz - Prince Albert National Park 6) Heather Parker - Greenwater Lake Provincial Park #ExploreSask #SaskParks #ParksCanada #ExploreCanada

Nathan Jones is a photographer based out of Saskatoon with a love for telling interesting stories of agricultural communities. Showcasing the diversity across the many farms that make up rural Saskatchewan and the farmers who are the stewards of those lands. Nathan says "I think there’s a lot of places here that are overlooked. There’s a lot of authenticities still to the prairies. You just have to go out and find it and that’s a fun adventure to just go and see what you can dig up." #ExploreSask #SaskNice #ExploreCanada #CanadaNice

We missed you! While we were away we saw lots of beautiful fall colours being shared with #ExploreSask. Here are some of our favourite photos from this fall. Most of the leaves have fallen now, but these colourful memories sure fill our hearts. As we #ExploreSask, remember to respect the places you visit and the people who reside there. Follow the guidelines that are in place to keep us all safe so Saskatchewan can stay open. #ExploreSask #SaskNice #ExploreCanada #CanadaNice... A shout out to our IG community for the lovely photos (daviddcao, kingrosevisuals, ezra.meszaros, wilkjames, jannamae, prairie_family_adventure, nickpollett, samiibnjamil and viewfromtheranchporch).

Ready or not, snow is in the forecast for the weekend. How does the snow and winter season make you feel? Excited like the fox or a little cranky like the porcupine? Fox Duane Larson Porcupine Amber Fortowky

Located along the beautiful South Saskatchewan River and steps from the central business area, Saskatoon’s Riversdale district offers downtown lifestyle with small town values. Plus, the Roxy Theatre serves up fresh popcorn every Friday. IG | nomadicstories #ExploreSask #SaskNice #ExploreCanada #CanadaNice

We are going to be quiet for the next while until Saskatchewan’s provincial election on October 26, 2020 is complete. In the meantime, we encourage you to explore our beautiful back yard. Remember to respect the places you visit and the people who reside there. Follow the guidelines that are in place to keep us all safe so Saskatchewan can stay open. For the latest travel information and safe travel tips visit: https://www.tourismsaskatchewan.com/COVID-19-Information

Looking for a fall getaway? Here are eight places worth considering. Which place looks best for you? As we #ExploreSask, remember to respect the places you visit and the people who reside there. Follow the guidelines that are in place to keep us all safe so Saskatchewan can stay open. #ExploreSask #SaskNice #ExploreCanada #CanadaNice

A live music event in the most unexpected of times. KrugoFest is a story of community coming together with innovative solutions to both support each other and provide an unforgettable experience in a safe environment. #ExploreSask #SaskNice #ExploreCanada #CanadaNice

If you find yourself in Saskatoon during the autumn season, this article is just for you! Here are 5 things worth seeing and/or doing. We suggest doing #2 before you do #3. #ExploreSask

Share your love for the fall season. We want to see the fall colours and scenery from your point of view! Post your pics in the comments below.

Who's excited for today, the first day of fall? It's a season where we trade the hotter weather and green colours from summer for cooler days and gorgeous shades of yellow, orange, red, purple, and brown. Saskatoon Helen Anderson ... As we explore the outdoors this season, remember to respect the places you visit and the people who reside there. Follow the guidelines that are in place to keep us all safe so Saskatchewan can stay open. #ExploreSask #SaskNice #ExploreCanada #CanadaNice

It's that time of year the boreal forest becomes filled with the sound of a bull elk bugle call. Prince Albert National Park is a great place to witness these magnificent animals in the wild. Have you heard it before? IG | rod.young.photographer As we #ExploreSask, remember to respect the places you visit and the people who reside there. Follow the guidelines that are in place to keep us all safe so Saskatchewan can stay open.... #ExploreSask #SaskNice #ParksCanada #ExploreCanada #CanadaNice

Take a tour through southeast Saskatchewan with Belle Plaine and Blake Berglund in their neck of the woods. They find themselves travelling back in time in the most unexpected of places, indulging in tasty snacks and playing live music at one of their favourite venues, The Happy Nun Cafe

Did you experience something new this summer? Did you visit the place(s) you've never been but always wanted to see? We'd love to hear (and see) your memorable stories and experiences. Lac La Ronge Provincial Park Jonathan Dunn