Narrow Hills Provincial Park

Narrow Hills Provincial Park extends across 53,000 hectares of forest with valleys, lakes, and rolling terrain formed by glacial movements.

The park, initially named Nipawin Provincial Forest in 1934, received its current designation during the 1990s to reflect its geological characteristics.

Local snowmobile organizations maintain over 200 kilometers of winter trails, contributing to Saskatchewan's outdoor recreation traditions throughout cold months.

Four designated campgrounds cater to RV camping, while the Gem Lakes area offers wilderness sites with interpretive panels along a 5.5-kilometer trail.

Seven deep, sand-bottom lakes named after gemstones occupy the northwestern section, created by glacial action more than 10,000 years ago.

Location: Saskatchewan

GPS coordinates: 54.09080,-104.64200

Latest update: August 26, 2025 06:06