Planning Ideas to Help You Canoe in Saskatchewan
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Saskatchewan is one of the world's great canoeing destinations. There are a number of rivers and lakes networked together to give you plenty of options for exploring secluded areas of the province. Whether you're a die-hard enthusiast or a family of four looking for an easy going drift through rugged forest, the possibilities are unlimited!
Northern Saskatchewan Rivers
To experience Northern Saskatchewan, you really need to paddle down the Churchill River. Not only is it the most accessible river in the north - its landscape is absolutely outstanding!
Various aboriginal sites along this waterway make it great for learning about the history of the region. Clearwater River provides a few more thrills, with some excellent whitewater, as well as many canyons and waterfalls. The top canoe destination for us has to be Fond du Lac River. The scenery, rapids, and campsites all combine to make this one of the best places to experience what Saskatchewan has to offer! Canoe in Saskatchewan - Trip PlannerThere are a number of choices for canoe adventures here. If you want to get away and relax at your own pace, we recommend a self-guided trip through some of the more remote Saskatchewan Rivers. There are companies and outfitters that can set you up with equipment and help you plan your route.One company that we like is Horizons Unlimited, which can provide you with maps of all the popular canoe routes in Northern Saskatchewan, as well as equipment and rental cabins for overnight stays along the way. 
Another option is to go along on a scheduled wilderness trip to specific lakes and rivers throughout the province.
Some of the most popular destinations include Churchill River, Seal River, and Fond du Lac River. No matter where you decide to go, you're sure to find a lot of wildlife and beautiful scenery. Prices vary considerably depending on the length and time of travel. Count of paying anywhere from $1000 - 4000 for a three to seven day adventure. Churchill River Canoe Outfitters can arrange for certified trained guides to take you on a custom-guided excursion. Knowledgeable guides are available to explore many of the Province's major rivers as well as some in southern Nunavut and northern Manitoba.
Places to Stay
There's a good choice of places to stay especially along the Churchill River. Here you can choose from lodge style accommodations or small log cabins. All have running water, and usually include a stove and fridge. Prices are charged per person per night.
Public and private camping is available as well along most waterways. It's always a good idea to plan ahead when organizing a canoe trip in Saskatchewan. Finding that perfect little campsite at the end of the day is a lot easier when you know where to go. Look here for some camping options in Northern Saskatchewan We hope that this page helps you in planning your next canoe trip in Saskatchewan.
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