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Diefenbaker Park lies along the Meewasin Trail corridor on the east side of the Grand Trunk Bridge. It has large lawns, mature trees, picnic areas, a playground, and a nice viewpoint from the top of Diefenbaker Hill, which is also popular for tobogganing in winter.

The University of Saskatchewan South Management Area is a conservation and research site. It sits on the shores of the South Saskatchewan River south of the campus of the University of Saskatchewan. Trails here weave through native prairie, riverine forests, wetlands, and fields.

Circle South Beach is a sandy shoreline looking out on two sandbars on the east side of the South Saskatchewan River, just next to Diefenbaker Park and the Nutana Cemetery. On warm summer days, this beach is popular with sunbathers and picnickers.

Two side-by-side bridges span the South Saskatchewan River: one is the Gordie Howe Bridge with the pedestrian Meewasin Trail, the other is the Grand Trunk Bridge, also known as the Canadian National Railway Bridge. It was built in 1908 for the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway and is today one of the oldest bridges still standing in Saskatoon.

This pedestrian and bicycle bridge opened in 2007 and crosses the South Saskatchewan River. It was dedicated as the “Stew Uzelman Pedway” in honor of Stew Uzelman, a Saskatoon city official. In winter, be careful of the wind and surface conditions while crossing this bridge.

hug left side if going south or vice versa for coming north, hug right.

Narrows greatly, and the path isnt flush, I tumbled down 15 feet. not a scratch, lucky day!

Slow down!! Hit a rock and flew.