Saskatchewan Travel Guide

Make sure that you plan a trip to Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump Interpretive Centre, it's on highway 785 18km northwest of Fort MacLeod. The view from the cliff is breathtaking and the centre also offers tipi camping and hands-on educational workshops in facets of Native American life, such as making moccasins, drums, etc. Each year the centre hosts a number of special events and native festivals known throughout the world for their color, energy and authenticity, including a special Christmas festival called Heritage Through My Hands, which brings together native artists and craftspeople who display a wide variety of jewelry, clothing, art and crafts. Whether in Canada for winter or summer, this is a brilliant attraction to add to the 'must-see' list. Enjoy!  

What an amazing place!  You've got to go just to see the spectacular murals dotted all over the walls of the town.  If you're into Prohibition history, take a visit to the secret underground tunnels reportedly used by the famous gangster, Al Capone.  If you're cashed up, treat yourself at the spa in town - your body will thank you for it!

There's an attraction in Moose Jaw that's pretty cool. There were all these tunnels built under the town, and now they take you on tours. Chinese railway slave (I don't know what other word to use, sorry) bunks, and then getaway routes for Al Capone (I may be wrong, but he was a serious gang boss, correct me if you know!)