In your durable, heavy-duty, spiral bound Mapbook you will find 121 detailed topographic maps, including 20 brand new maps at 1:300,000 scale. New to this edition, our Saskatchewan maps feature Oil and Gas information including Gas Plants, Disposal and Compressor stations and updated seismic line corridors. We have also included Municipal Regional District boundaries and labels, brand new 1:50,000 scale water/lake data and details for neighbouring parts of Alberta, Manitoba, Montana and North Dakota. You will not find an easier to use or more detailed map anywhere!

This book features a newly organized and easy-to-use index divided into Map and Adventure sections. Here you will find page numbers and map coordinates for each activity and location, plus important numbers, distance charts and an advertiser list for easy referencing.

Our detailed adventure section is one of the features that makes your Backroad Mapbook not just a map but your number one resource for unforgettable outdoor experiences. Here is a breakdown of what we have included in the latest Saskatchewan Backroad Mapbook:

In your Saskatchewan Backroad Mapbook you will find over 100 detailed listings for the best places to stop along the province’s extensive road system, including unique geological features such as the Big Muddy Badlands, First Nations sites such as Buffalo Jump and even outlaw hideouts like Sam Kelly’s Caves.

With over 500 detailed listings for the best places to fish in Saskatchewan’s rivers and lakes, complete with access, fish species, hotspots and other highlights, this Backroad Mapbook is your ultimate fishing buddy. New to this edition, we have also included Stocked Lake charts for easy reference of which lakes are supplemented with which fish species.

From the prairies of southern Saskatchewan to the remote boreal forest of the north, hunting opportunities for birds and mammals abound. In your Saskatchewan Backroad Mapbook, you will find a detailed description of all 52 of Saskatchewan’s Wildlife Management Zones along with descriptions of species, info on specific regulations and much more.

While Saskatchewan is known for its expansive prairies, it is a spectacular paddling destination, particularly in the northern part of the province. In your Saskatchewan Backroad Mapbook, you will find over 100 detailed listings for paddling routes, complete with put-ins/take-outs, difficulty, highlights and more.

From the rustic wilderness of Grasslands National Park to the many drive-in rec sites that offer all the modern amenities, Saskatchewan has something for everyone. In your Saskatchewan Backroad Mapbook, you will find over 250 detailed listings for Provincial, National and Regional Parks as well as Recreation Sites.

With landscapes varying from desert-like sand dunes to rugged Canadian shield and even the highest point of land between the Rockies and Labrador, Saskatchewan has no shortage of trails for hikers and bikers to explore. In the latest edition of our Saskatchewan Mapbook, you will find over 130 detailed listings of multi-use trails complete with length, elevation gain, access, difficulty, highlights and much more.

Saskatchewan has a well-established ATV community with many ATVing hotspots found all over the province, from the city of Hudson Bay to Moose Mountain Provincial Park and everywhere in between. In the newest edition of the Saskatchewan Backroad Mapbook, you will find over 30 listings for the best places to ATV in Saskatchewan.

Snowmobiling is more than just a sport in Saskatchewan, with many northern towns using snowmobiles as a primary source of transportation. In your Saskatchewan Backroad Mapbook, you will find over 100 listings of the best places to snowmobile in the province, from organized trails to open fields and unplowed grid roads.

Acting as a natural flyway for many species of migrating birds, Saskatchewan is a birdwatcher’s paradise. Add to this the many different mammals, amphibians, reptiles, butterflies and other species and it is easy to see why Saskatchewan is a great place to view wildlife. The newest edition of our Saskatchewan Mapbook provides you with almost 100 detailed listings for the best places to view wildlife in the province.

From cross-country skiing to snowshoeing, ice-fishing, sledding and more, winter in Saskatchewan is a great time to get outdoors. In your Saskatchewan Backroad Mapbook, you will find over 60 listings for the best places to get out and enjoy Saskatchewan’s winter wonderland.