Riding in Saskatchewan

[BlackKQ]

I'm looking for trails/ places to ride my ATV - anyone know of good sites around Saskatoon, Battlefords, Prince Albert ?

 

[Polaris500Sportsman]

have you been to the Bronso Forest, Little Fishing area? tons of trails and some decent mud holes and skeg

 

[BlackKQ]

have you been to the Bronso Forest, Little Fishing area? tons of trails and some decent mud holes and skeg

Not sure where that is, but I'll look for it on a map - thanks

 

[fathoot]

defintly bronson forest area, i have a cabin at little fishing lake, and it can get pretty wild in that area...probably don't go out by yourself though, there's some massive holes out there!!!

 

[OnlyPolaris]

ya bronson forest area or if you go north to prince alberta. Just north there is emma lake. there are some great marked trails up there.

 

[farmer4ever]

We have a cabin at Elk Ridge Waskesiu Lake Hotels :: Elk Ridge Resorts but they have cabins for rent and a hotel and there are tons of trails there connecting pretty much all the surrounding lakes (Candle,Emma, Christopher etc) Also if you go about 2 miles down the highway toward Shellbrook out of PA you can unload at Ed's Chicken Inn and there are lots of trails in there and around the Shell river.

 

[mudd kitty]

Emma lake for sure!! Its beautiful there lots of trails!! My great grand father helped save the 3 lakes by building the channels between! We have had a cabin there for over 100 years!

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[sledderdoc]

This time of year watch out for these ............

 

[eoo]

Chritopher lake has a lot of good trails, lots of mud.

 

[rayf01]

Any places near North Battleford you can recommend? Other question is what are the regulations like in sask, does a rider need to have their ATV insured and registered?

 

[new_nytro]

Any places near North Battleford you can recommend? Other question is what are the regulations like in sask, does a rider need to have their ATV insured and registered?

You don't have to have registration or insurance on a quad in SK, but you must wear a helmet. I think my dad has insurance coverage for his quad through his house insurance just in case though.

 

[SLICKSTER]

actually, I beleive you are suppose to have liability ins. to ride on saskatchewan crown land, but that may change soon, as for some reason the saskatchewan atv association is fighting to get registration for their quads.

 

[Newmanater90]

Not to much near battleford its all fields but if you go just north of glaslyn to the forrest there its really great. Or about 2 hour drive north of nb to chitek lake is good aswell. The trails are kinda sandy but theres enough muskag to make you wish there wasnt lol

 

[Newmanater90]

As well i only have theft and fire insurance and thats it. You dont need a helmet or liabilty for the places i just mention but never hurts to have either

 

[monster energy]

Well I go around the Saskatchewan River near North Battleford, there some wicked trails around there, I wish I knew of more around North Battleford....Im still exploring lol

 

[Tjco99]

Chitek is really good. Has nice easy trails for light riding but if you want to get wet you can find the skag. Turtle lake also has some pretty good trails as well. My family also has some land that is used for the sled trails. It's fenced off for the neighbors cattle in the summer so it's a private little heaven.

 

[Kymco1]

Emma lake for sure!! Its beautiful there lots of trails!! My great grand father helped save the 3 lakes by building the channels between! We have had a cabin there for over 100 years!

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Any chance that cabin could be rented out to a couple RESPONSIBLE riders?


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[foothills m8]

Emma lake for sure!! Its beautiful there lots of trails!! My great grand father helped save the 3 lakes by building the channels between! We have had a cabin there for over 100 years!

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Oh u could`nt have the hills in alberta are bigger we been here longer we have rock piles in are names