Winter Fun at Prince Albert National Park

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Safe and Sustainable Enjoyment of the Forest & Create a Walking Stick
Saturday, February 25 – Noon to 3:00pm
Hawood Inn
Talk about safety in the forest and respect for Mother Earth. Participants will have the opportunity to make a walking stick.

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A Snow Days poster and detailed information on each of these programs is attached below:

Cross-country Ski Trail Conditions

Snowfall over the past few weeks has blanketed the park with enough snow for all maintained cross-country ski trails to be track-set. Ski trail conditions will be updated regularly on the Waskesiu Chamber of Commerce website.

New this year is a packed trail connecting Great Blue Heron Provincial Park and Prince Albert National Park. This trail is marked on the attached visitor guide and connects the two parks via the Spruce River Highlands Trail. Users of both parks are now provided with more groomed trails to enjoy throughout the winter!

The attached visitor guide provides descriptions of all groomed ski trails in each park:

A magical winter experience: Northern Lights in Prince Albert National Park

Winter in Prince Albert National Park provides a totally unique winter experience. You can experience quintessential Canadian winter experiences by day and phenomenal performances in the sky at night.

One of these magical evening performances was captured by a Saskatoon based photographer and videographer, Lightleax Visuals. Video can be viewed by clicking here or searching Lightleax Visuals online. Please note that all ownership rights of the photos and videos are retained by Lighleax Visuals and permission is required before using any of this content.  

Visitor Centre winter hours:

The Prince Albert National Park Visitor Centre is open daily to answer questions you may have, provide updated information on park conditions, and issue the free discovery pass when you are in the park (passes can also be ordered online in advance of your travel).

Call (306) 663-4522, email panp.info@pc.gc.ca, or visit us in Waskesiu during opening hours

Weekdays: 8:00am to 4:00pm
Weekends: 10:00am to 5:00pm

Wherever you are this weekend, enjoy the warmer weather.