The Milk River NA runs from the US Border North to nearly TWP 22. Access from the North stops at the river unless you are prepared to cross it. The site provides scenic views but limited access, primarily across private land with no facilities available.
Continue readingThe site is remote, characterized by mixed forests and undulating topography. No recent human activities or agricultural impacts were observed.
Continue readingModeste Saskatchewan Natural Area is composed of five, non-adjoined, parcels of land. All but this one are South of the North Saskatchewan River.
Continue readingBurtonsville Island Natural Area is only accessible by crossing a beaver dam, with local landowner permission, or from the river. From all accounts, it is undisturbed.
Continue readingThreepoint Creek rate a a Naturalness score 3 despite limited disturbances from ATV tracks. A beaver dam has caused flooding in the western area.
Continue readingFlooding caused by beaver activity has affected the trails. Access to the Northern part is via the nearby PRA.
Continue readingEagle Hill PNT, relatively undisturbed despite surrounding oil and gas activities.
Continue readingFive members and one guest attended the late summer SAPAA field trip which included Magee Lake NA. This is a combined post with notes from Hubert T., Kate R., and photos from Phrank P.
Continue readingA slightly disturbed NA with two well-defined tracks suitable for hiking.
Continue readingAlthough the subject of past abuse by ATV’ers, the site has not deteriorated appreciably and there has been some unofficial trail work done on the site.
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