The Heart of the Prairies Nestled in the heart of the Canadian Prairies, Saskatchewan contains some of Canada’s most unique landscapes and opportunities for outdoor adventure. Best known for its rolling prairies and farmland, Saskatchewan ripples with diverse topography from lodgepole pine forests to the majestic rock of the Canadian Shield. Beyond the city centres of Regina and Saskatoon, small communities dot the landscape, interrupting the sprawling grassland and farmer’s fields. In the north of the province lie some of Canada’s most exciting paddling adventures along remote, majestic rivers. Saskatchewan’s National and Provincial Parks offer everything from rolling hills to desert sand dunes, complete with rare birds and other critters. Whatever your adventure of choice, Saskatchewan invites you to canoe, cycle, hike, snowmobile or ride to your heart’s content. Saskatchewan Backroad GPS at a Glance: Designed for industry use and outdoor recreationists, this product combines all of Saskatchewan into one Backroad GPS Map. Over 322,000 km of our backroads network combined into one map, including over 261,000 km of routable roads. Lake Bathymetry depth contour for almost 300 fishing lakes, rivers, and streams in Saskatchewan. Searchable Oil and Gas LSD Grid Locations, Compressor Stations, Gas Plants, Wellsites and other Resource Facilities. Township and Quarter Section search makes navigating easier than ever. Marked Wildlife Management Zones (WMZs) for hunters. Added Crown land and grazing reserves in Version 2019. Thousands of kilometres of ATV Trails, snowmobile routes, multi-use hiking, biking and cross-country skiing trails with marked trailheads and access points/portages. Close to 1,000 km of new paddling routes for canoers and kayakers in Version 2019. Thousands of fishing hotspots, parks and conservation areas, campsites, hunting areas, winter recreation areas and more. Over 8,000 land and water geographic features. Enhanced cartography for improved display of parks, conservation areas, creeks and activity Points of Interest. Improved snowmobile route lines, First Nations reserve coverage and railway corridor mile markers.
