Meewasin Valley Trail Information & Review
Meewasin Valley – Hiking Trail Information
Trail Details








Meewasin Valley Trail Map
The Meewasin Trail runs nearly 60 kilometres through the province, tracing the South Saskatchewan River. Hikers get both the urban and rural experience, with many points of interest along the way (museums, interpretive sites, parks, natural habitats, and more). Cree for “beautiful,” the Meewasin Trail is used by pedestrians, joggers, cyclists, strollers, dog-walkers and rollerbladers, so be sure to practice good trail-sharing etiquette.
Part of the Trans Canada Trail, Meewasin Valley is an ode to the natural diversity surrounding Saskatoon. Watch for birds at the Cosmopolitan Park lookout, check out the Crocus Prairie bog or wander a bit further afield to search for butterflies at the Saskatoon Natural Grasslands.
HOW TO GET TO MEEWASIN VALLEY
Get back to nature — in the middle of the city. There are multiple trailheads along the trail.
FROM SASKATOON
From Saskatoon, jump on the trail anywhere from Gabriel Dumont Park (southeast) to Sid Buckwold Bridge (northwest).
Additional Info
CAMPING AT MEEWASIN VALLEY
Camping is not available
DOGS AT MEEWASIN VALLEY
Dogs are not permitted.
TOILETS AT MEEWASIN VALLEY
Washrooms are available.
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