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A little extra reason to join the network this September. 🌲Become an STA member by September 30 and you’ll be entered for a chance to win a Sask Parks Fall Adventure Pack!The prize pack includes:☕ 2 YETI cups🧺 2 blankets🔥 2 roasting sticks🍔 1 BBQ setYour membership helps support trail development, community projects, promotion and advocacy across Saskatchewan, while connecting you with the people and organizations behind the province’s trail network.Join the network by September 30 for your chance to win.🔗 Become a member through the link in our bio.#BehindEveryTrail #SaskTrails #MembershipMonth #SaskatchewanTrails #SaskParks
Winners Announced for STA Photo Contest!
Thanks to everyone for participating in the 2021 STA Photo Contest. We received over 800 entries and were very impressed with the quality of submissions. Even though the contest is over, send us your photos and we’ll continue to promote trails on our social media accounts. Congratulations to overall winner Kerri Ludvigsen for this […]
Churchill River Water Legacy Project
Although the COVID outbreak has delayed last year’s intended installation date. The STA is happy to announce that the first Urine Diverting Vermicomposting Toilet (UDVT) purchased with the funds raised through donations, raffle tickets, and the Give a Sh*! event has finally been successfully installed by volunteers on Barker Island along a popular canoe route […]
Trail Etiquette 2021
With the weather finally warming up, Saskatchewan residents are spending more time outside this summer to get a breath of fresh air away from the city. But with so many people on the trails, it’s important that they remain in good shape. We are reminded that trail etiquette involves safe and courteous interaction with other […]
Preparing for Tick Season
With the arrival of summer and warm temperatures, an increasing number of people are venturing outside to enjoy the trails. Unfortunately, the nice weather also means that tick season is upon us. The creepy crawlers are typically active in Saskatchewan between April and July with the peak happening in May and June. Ticks are eight-legged […]