서스캐처원 최고의 MTB 라이딩 경로

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.

Chad & Joey’s passes under University Bridge, a bridge with pedestrian walkways on both sides. The bridge opened in 1916, and it’s one of the city’s oldest bridges still in use.

Chad & Joey’s is a single-track trail on the east side of Saskatoon’s Meewasin Valley system, shared by bikers and hikers. Traffic along the riverbank goes two-way, so bikers and hikers should be careful. This trail was named after two local trail builders, Chad and Joey, who helped construct this scenic route.

The South Saskatchewan River in the Peterson’s Ravine area is a scenic and broad, slow-moving channel with wide sandy banks and forested edges. The water looks calm on the surface, but the current is strong, and this part of the river is not safe for swimming. The currents attract kayakers, canoeists, SUP paddlers, and fishing boats using this section, especially in summer.

Peturrson's Ravine is an ecologically sensitive ravine on the east bank of the South Saskatchewan River. The unpaved trails here are shared with bikers and hikers and can be sandy and gravelly in some areas. Over 300 plant species have been documented in Peturrson's Ravine, so please stick to the trails and avoid exploring off-trail.

Slytherin is an easy single-track trail open to hiking and biking that spans from the Meewasin Parking Lot in River Heights to the Silverwood Trails, which start near the Water Sewage Treatment Plant. It is right on the shore of the South Saskatchewan River, and can often hold snow or ice in the shade of the trees and shrubs.

PCR Banting Park, also known as Meewasin Park, is a great place to start a ride or a hike. Here, there is parking, public restrooms, a water fountain, and a playground, all right on the Meewasin Trail. There are nice views of the river and easy access to other paths, such as Slytherin and the Forest of Fun.

Crocus Prairie is a grassland best visited during crocus bloom, when it explodes with clusters of blossoms. Year-round, it has lovely views of the river and is a nice getaway from urban Saskatoon.