I want to put a section on the site here regarding the roads that are the best to ride on in Saskatchewan.<br /><br />We are starting to get alot of traffic on the site from other parts of the country and the states so I&#039;d like to set up a resource for people thinking on heading up/over this way.<br /><br />So, here&#039;s what I need from you.&nbsp; Send me the details of any good roads in SK that you&#039;ve ridden on, heard about etc and I&#039;ll put this together as we get more and more responses.&nbsp; Pics would be nice as well but not absolutely necessary.<br /><br />Hell, maybe you and I will hear of a road or two that we&#039;ve never ridden and will find a hidden gem of a road as a result.<br /><br />Post up!!!&nbsp; unksmilie:

After our discussion regarding roads this spring I wonder if you are looking for a sarcastic answer?

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<br />After our discussion regarding roads this spring I wonder if you are looking for a sarcastic answer?<br />

<br /><br />haha...not quite.

This is a scenic route.&nbsp; Roads are in generally good shape and there is some actual scenery.

I made this trip last fall.&nbsp; I&#039;m sure a few of you have made this trip in the past.&nbsp; The roads are decent and there are a few points of interest; Castle Butte (about 12 miles north of Big Beaver), Aust&#039;s General Store (Big Beaver), Willow Bunch Museum. St. Victor Petroglyphs, Moose Jaw (mineral spa, tunnels).&nbsp; It’s definitely a full day, two if you want to check out the tunnels.

This isn&#039;t a very long ride, but it has some sights, some good restaurants, and some great stops in the late summer because you get to the market gardens at Craven.&nbsp; Just make sure you have some saddlebags!&nbsp; <br /><br />Regina to Moose Jaw to Chamberlin&nbsp; and back to Regina :rockonsmilie:

Awesome guys...keep em coming - looking good O0<br /><br />Might just have to travel some of these next year when I get the 1100 rockin&#039;

A nice afternoon ride out of regina is # east to whitewood, # 9 north into the valley,&nbsp; # 247 west along the valley, #47 north to melville, # 10 west to fort quappelle, tour around echo lake and back into regina,&nbsp; really nice ride anytime of year but especially now with all the fall colors in the valley.

The scenic route between Christopher Lake and Waskesiu.Lots of scenery, lots of curves!

There looks like there are a couple good roads there by the map.

Thanks for the good find!

Hey, do you need to buy a park pass to ride through the Prince Albert National Park?

You need a pass just to BREATHE in Waskesiu. It's federal!

I thought so, just checking before I listed it in our Places To Ride section.

Thanks;

Kevin<br><br>Post edited by: Kevin, at: 2007/01/28 21:52

Now that a new season is upon us and the Sask Party has announced a billion bucks for highways, post up any nice Sask road trips you go on this summer!