Guided Walking ToursMeewasin Valley

Walking through the Meewasin Valley offers an immersive Guided Walking Tours experience in the heart of Canada's largest urban conservation area. The valley, with its rich history and natural beauty, serves as a testament to Saskatoon’s dedication to preserving its natural landscapes for future generations. The Meewasin Valley's trails and scenic views provide a tranquil escape from urban life, inviting everyone to explore its wonders.

The Meewasin Valley is not just a scenic area but a living storybook of Saskatoon's past, present, and future. Walking through the valley reveals how the river and its banks have played a crucial role in the development and growth of the city. The guided tours delve into this narrative, illustrating the valley’s historical significance and the ongoing conservation efforts that keep it thriving. Each step taken on this journey offers a glimpse into the intertwined relationship between the natural environment and urban development.

Public dates for walking tours are available on Wednesdays and Saturdays from June to September. Tours are held from 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM on Wednesdays and from 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM on Saturdays. The tour begins in the lobby of the Delta Bessborough Hotel and covers a distance of 2-3 km on a paved trail. The journey ends at the foot of the Broadway Bridge in the Broadway neighborhood, with an option to explore the area further or return to the starting point.

Educational walking tours in the Meewasin Valley provide a wealth of knowledge about this unique conservation zone. Led by knowledgeable guides, these tours shed light on the valley's status as the largest urban conservation zone in Canada. Participants learn about the intricate balance required to maintain such a vast natural area within an urban setting. The tours highlight the ongoing projects aimed at preserving the valley’s ecosystem, making them an eye-opening experience for anyone interested in conservation and environmental sustainability.