4.8K views · 41 reactions | Beautiful colours, crisp morning air, cozy campfires... camping in Saskatchewan Provincial Parks is even better in the FALL! There are campsites available until the end of September in all of our parks. This is the perfect year to extend your summer and create a few extra memories! Visit saskparks.goingtocamp.com to find campsites available through September! | SaskParks | Facebook

19K views | Reel by The Saskatchewanderer

27K views | Reel by The Saskatchewanderer

Mount Assiniboine Provincial Park is located in the British Columbia and is 48 kilometres southwest of Banff in Alberta. The park perfectly depicts the meaning of a true backcountry. No roads lead to the park, making it inaccessible to vehicle traffic. We took a helicopter in and it was definitely worth the spectacular views and an adventure that should not be missed. We decided to hike the 26 km out, it was a long one but had incredible scenery and a must do at least once in my opinion. We were

10 Manitoba hikes to take in Autumn ✨🍂 - save this list for your next adventure 👇 1️⃣ Pembina Rim Trail - a 6.5 km loop in Pembina Valley Provincial Park with sweeping river views and a lookout tower. Cross the wooden bridge and take in the valley as the leaves burst into vibrant reds and golds. 2️⃣ Turtle’s Back Loop - Wander through mixed forest and lakeside views in Turtle Mountain Provincial Park. The trail climbs to a tower where you’ll find one of the best fall panoramas in Manitoba. 3️⃣

Imagine changing up your day between refreshing fall hikes and shopping for seasonal finds in our local boutiques? If this mix of activities puts a smile on your face, you’ll want to make a note of the following places: 1. Alcove Homegrown Living 2. Big Qualicum River Regional Trail 3. Coast and Cottage 4. Englishman River Falls Provincial Park 5. The Old Country Market in Coombs including the Market, Wabisabi Boardwear, and Zolena Home 6. Cathedral Grove in MacMillan Provincial Park Plan your f