Nipawin
offers 300 kms of groomed snowmobiling trails making it a great destination if you’re looking for some new scenery to explore on your sled.
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—Photo credit: Tourism Saskatchewan/Rob Weitzel Graphic Productions
Good times start here: Central
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inter is no time to hibernate! In Central Saskatchewan, there’s such an exciting range of activities that you’ll keep busy until spring thaw. With so much fresh snow providing the perfect backdrop for outdoor adventures and cultural and heritage sites offering fun learning experiences, you’ll never run out of things to do.
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In east central Saskatchewan, Yorkton celebrates another bountiful year on the prairies with the Yorkton Grain Miller’s Harvest Showdown. The event features a cattle show and sale, horse pulls, 4-H judging, ag forums and so much more. A two-day indoor rodeo will have you on the edge of your seat. The action will be fierce with team roping and penning competitions. There are also a blazing hot fiddling competition and an auctioneers’ competition. Man’s best friend even gets in on the action with a stock dog competition. It’s a four-day event jampacked with excitement for young and old. The Harvest Showdown goes Nov. 5 through 8 at the Gallagher Centre and Exhibition Grounds in Yorkton.
12 Destination Saskatchewan • WINTER 2014