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SUMMER RECREATION REPORT

Released on August 29, 2001

This is the final recreation report for the summer season. There are still

many things to do even if the summer programs have come to an end.

Surrounded by natural beauty and a good variety of outdoor activities,

Saskatchewan's Provincial parks are a perfect destination for an end-of-

summer or early fall getaway. The lakes are filled with a variety of fish

and there are many trails to explore.



Some provincial parks campgrounds will be open until after the September

long weekend, but may not have water or power hookup. Please call ahead to

see what services are available before heading out. Cypress Hills

Interprovincial Park is hosting a Great Vacation Treasure Hunt on September

2 and Rowan's Ravine is hosting the Last Mountain Fall Walleye Classic on

September 8 and 9.



Why not hold your next convention or meeting in a picturesque, natural

setting? Excellent conference facilities are available at Cypress Hills,

Duck Mountain, Greenwater Lake, Moose Mountain and The Battlefords

provincial parks.



There is a complete fire ban in Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park. Fire

hazard is moderate at Duck Mountain and Narrow Hills and Makwa Lake is

reporting a low fire hazard.



Many parks still have good angling opportunities. Duck Mountain Provincial

Park is reporting excellent fishing.



For additional park information, be sure to visit our web site at

www.serm.gov.sk.ca or call Saskatchewan Environment and Resource Management

at (306) 787-2700 in Regina or toll-free in Saskatcewan at 1-800-667-

2757, Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. You may also contact Tourism

Saskatchewan at 1-877-237-2273.



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For more information, contact:

Jeannette Welder

Environment and Resource Management

Regina

Phone:(306) 787-2700

Toll Free: 1-800-667-2757

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