This prairie-style national park is located in the southern part of Saskatchewan. Established in 1981, it spans 907 square kilometers and was created to protect one of Canada’s few remaining unspoiled prairies. It’s a perfect place to enjoy the vast beauty of open grasslands. The sky here is extraordinarily blue, the grass incredibly green, the wildlife happiest, and the people most joyful. Strolling across the prairie under blue skies and white clouds, watching animals run and birds fly, you too will gradually blend into this heavenly paradise and become one with its freedom.
Canada’s black-tailed prairie dogs live only in this one peaceful park. Rare or endangered species such as pronghorn, sage grouse, burrowing owls, ferruginous hawks, and black-footed ferrets also thrive here.
Grasslands National Park Reason to visit: Canada’s most expansive prairie national park Continent: North America 【North America】 Country/Region: Canada [Canada] Province/State: Saskatchewan [Saskatchewan]
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