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Horseback Riding
Horseback riding on the trails throughout the southern portion of the park.
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Riding your horse through one of the largest protected wilderness areas in Saskatchewan is a rewarding experience. Whether you’re looking for a relaxing day trip or a rustic backcountry trip, Prince Albert National Park has a trail for you. Choose from one of the following horse-friendly trails throughout the park:
| Trail Name |
Length |
| Fish Lake Trail |
12 km one way |
| Elk Trail |
39 km one way |
| Hunters Lake Trail |
12 km one way |
| West Side Boundary Trail |
59.5 km one way |
| Amyot Lake Trail |
15.5 km loop |
Wagons are allowed on horse-friendly trails. Not all bridges are suitable for wagon-use. For information on bridge and trail conditions contact the Visitor Centre.
Do your part to protect the Park’s wilderness areas by practicing low-impact travel:
- Maximum group size is 15 horses
- Stay on the trail.
- Ride your horses without horseshoes to reduce damage to soft trails.
- Pack in cubed or pelleted, weed-free feeds to reduce the deposition of foreign seeds via manure and wash all wagons prior to entering the Park.
See the Prince Albert National Park Horse-Use Guide for more details.