REGINA - On June 11, Saskatchewan Provincial Parks officially opened a new adaptive trail at the Wascana Valley Natural Area Recreation Site, locally known as Wascana Trails.
"Our recreation sites and provincial parks connect people to the outdoors, provide opportunities to be active, and best of all, give people time to relax and disconnect from the everyday," Parks, Culture and Sport Minister Laura Ross said. "The Wildflower Trail is a great example of the incredible sites we are fortunate to have in Saskatchewan."
The Wildflower Trail was unveiled during Wascana Trails Rec Site Rendezvous, hosted by Sask Parks on June 11. The wide, hard-packed trail has a low grade to provide an inclusive trail experience for a large variety of users. It was created in partnership with the Saskatchewan Trails Association and the Trans Canada Trail Association and improves accessibility for all users, regardless of ability, age or mobility.
In addition, the recreation site has upgraded trailheads and signage, along with a bicycle repair station and trail map.
The Wascana Trails Rec Site Rendezvous was open to the public and included fun, community-focused trail activities, including hiking, cycling, trail running and nature observation presented by numerous local clubs, businesses and non-profit organizations.
Find out more about Wascana Valley Natural Area Recreation Site at Tourism Saskatchewan. To learn more about Sask Parks, visit www.saskparks.com.
Everyone can support Wascana Trails, or any Provincial Park, with a donation that can help preserve and protect Saskatchewan's natural environment. Funds can be designated for a specific purpose, or a specific park. Learn more at Support Saskatchewan Provincial Parks.
