Wildcat Hill Provincial Park

The park spans 21,752 hectares within the Pasquia Hills, containing steep canyons, rushing rivers, and extensive black spruce forests at high elevations.

Saskatchewan officials designated this land as a protected area in 1971, later establishing it as a provincial park in 1992 for wilderness preservation.

The park maintains Saskatchewan's natural heritage through its classification as an IUCN category Ib wilderness area, emphasizing minimal human intervention.

Visitors need advanced navigation skills and proper equipment as the park contains no marked trails, facilities, or vehicle access throughout its territory.

The park supports populations of moose, wolves, black bears, and occasional cougars, while offering winter access through 684 kilometers of snowmobile paths.

Location: Hudson Bay No. 394

Inception: 1992

Website: http://saskparks.net/Default.aspx?DN=a701d17c-cf3f-4bf3-a424-2b9885c2cfab&subDN=ae1e60b2-f89b-4cd4-aa1e-75aee083f7d1

GPS coordinates: 53.25389,-102.48417

Latest update: May 11, 2025 07:40