Tours & Experiences

Meewasin is more than a trail - we offer a variety of unique tourism experiences guided by local experts which showcase the beautiful Meewasin Valley.

And the best part? The proceeds from our tourism programs support Meewasin’s conservation and education efforts.

Want to know everything you can do with Meewasin? Click HERE to see the full Experiences Brochure.

Learn More About Our Experiences!

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BIRDING BREAKFAST

May - June

For a limited time during the spring breeding season, you can join Meewasin and start your day with the birds at Beaver Creek Conservation Area.

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DARK SKIES

All Seasons

From awe-inspiring sunsets to captivating sunrises, and the stargazing opportunities in between, these events showcase why our province is known as the Land of Living Skies.

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GRAZING DEMOS

August & September

Grazing Demonstrations offer a unique glimpse into prairie conservation. Watch shepherd Jared Epp and his stock dog in action, and discover the crucial role of grazing in managing native prairie ecosystems.

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GRAZING DINNER

May & September

Hike through the prairie, sit down for a three-course, locally sourced meal, and view a live sheep and stock dog demonstration over dessert. You'll never feel more connected to the land, to your food, and to one another!

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NAUGHTY BY NATURE

July - August

In this light-hearted experience, you’ll learn about the mating and courtship strategies of the wildlife at Beaver Creek Conservation Area. This exploration of the risqué side of nature is sure to get a laugh out of guests with a bawdy sense of humour.

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ECO-ADVENTURE CAMP

July - August

Immerse your child in an unforgettable outdoor experience, where they'll embark on guided adventures, unraveling the mysteries of Beaver Creek's unique habitats and rich ecosystems.

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SIP & SKATE

January - February

For a few select nights each season, we close the rink for this exclusive event, where guests get a chance to skate under twinkling lights (without the crowds!) and enjoy local food and beverages.

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Snowshoe Adventure

January - March

Snowshoe through a winter wonderland and uncover more about the snowy secrets of nature at the Beaver Creek Conservation Area!

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WALKING TOURS

May - September

Whether you're a conservationist or a history buff, a lifelong Saskatoonian or a first-time visitor, the Meewasin Valley has an adventure for you. We are excited to announce that we now offer THREE unique walking tour experiences designed to give you a brand-new perspective on our city and the valley.

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WILDFLOWER WALK

June - July

Learn about the native wildflowers found in the Meewasin Valley, and the animals that pollinate them, on this guided walk through Beaver Creek Conservation Area.

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SILENT WALK

June - August

Connect to the beauty of nature on a silent morning walk, following the trail through the open prairie vistas and forested creek valley. This small-group, interpreter guided walk, includes sit-spot practice, reflection time, mindfulness, and a great opportunity to unplug!

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WELLNESS WITH MEEWASIN

May - August

These outdoor sessions offer a guided exercise class within the natural landscape of the creek valley. Improve your physical well-being through a structured workout followed by peaceful moments at Beaver Creek.

PRIVATE EVENTS

Meewasin offers some of the above experiences to private groups. Programs and dates are subject to terms, availability, and a guest minimum. To inquire about a private event please contact us at events@meewasin.com

Meewasin has signed the Sustainable Tourism 2030 Pledge, to demonstrate our commitment to improving the sustainability performance of our organization and our offerings between now and 2030, to deliver sustainable experiences and support other local partners to improve sustainability in the Saskatoon region. Each year, we commit to measuring and improving our sustainability performance in the following ways:

Providing experiences that increase participants’ knowledge in environmental stewardship, ecology, or sustainability.

As a charity we will be tracking the profit of all of our tourism experiences and investing that back into the development of new sustainable experiences or investing in the environment through our conservation department.