• Little Lake Manitou - Explore Little Manitou Lake, where mineral-rich waters create an unusually buoyant floating experience for swimmers.
• Regina - Travel south of Regina and uncover the stories of Saskatchewan’s capital and its prairie landmarks.
• Whitewood - Explore Whitewood’s multicultural heritage and the French Counts who once settled in the area.
• RCMP Heritage Centre - Learn about the RCMP training academy and the nearby Heritage Centre in Regina; museum admission is sold separately.
• Wascana Centre Park - Follow the edge of Wascana Centre and discover Regina’s parks and the historic Albert Street bridge.
• Fort Qu’Appelle - Pass south of Fort Qu’Appelle and learn about the origins of its name and its scenic valley setting.
• Balgonie - Discover the remarkable story of the Balgonie Birdman as you pass this Regina-area community.
• Indian Head - Pass Indian Head’s roadside landmark and explore the history of this prairie town.
• Pilot Butte - See how Pilot Butte grew from a distinctive prairie landmark into a thriving community near Regina.
• Buffalo Pound Provincial Park - Learn about Buffalo Pound Provincial Park, an optional detour offering lake views, trails and wildlife.
• Moosomin - Discover Moosomin’s local history and its record-setting outdoor hockey story near the Manitoba border.
• Grenfell - Pass through Grenfell and explore the roots of this historic prairie community.
• Wapella - Learn about the Bronfman family’s Saskatchewan connections as you pass Wapella.
• Broadview - Meet Sergeant Bill, the celebrated goat from Broadview with an unusual wartime story.
• Sintaluta - Take in Sintaluta’s prairie setting and hear about the local figure known as the Sage of Sintaluta.
• Wolseley - Pass through Wolseley and hear stories of the first Beaver Lumber store and a beloved ice cream stop.
• Potash Interpretive Centre - Consider an optional detour to Esterhazy’s Potash Interpretive Centre to explore the industry’s prairie history; check opening hours.
• Prairie Storm Paintball - Spot Prairie Storm Paintball from the highway and hear about its First World War themed field.
• Estevan - Learn about the 1931 Estevan riot, a significant labour-history event in southeastern Saskatchewan.
• Echo Valley Provincial Park - Discover Echo Valley Provincial Park’s lakes and beaches on an optional detour north of Highway 1.
• Moose Mountain Provincial Park - Learn about Moose Mountain Provincial Park’s forested hills and Kenosee Lake on an optional detour.
• Kenosee Superslides - Hear the history of the former Kenosee Superslides site; the waterpark closed in 2020 and its structures were demolished in 2026.
• Belle Plaine - Pass the industrial plants near Belle Plaine and learn how they contribute to Saskatchewan’s economy.
• Regina - Discover the Saskatchewan Roughriders, whose passionate supporters gather in Regina.
• White City - Learn about Saskatchewan’s lakes and fishing traditions while passing White City.
• Prince Albert - Hear a story of prime ministers connected with Prince Albert, far north of this driving route.
• Saint Joseph’s - Learn how a fish ladder helps fish move through waterways near Saint Joseph’s.
• Nicolle Flats Interpretive Area - Discover the wetlands and wildlife of Nicolle Flats near Buffalo Pound Lake on an optional detour.
• Canadian Light Source - Learn about the Canadian Light Source in Saskatoon, a research facility well beyond this route.
• Summerberry - Discover Saskatchewan’s official flower and bird as you pass Summerberry.
• Saskatchewan 1 & Saskatchewan 47 - Learn the prairie origins of the word “hoser” near the Highway 1 and 47 junction.
• Oakshela - Experience big-sky prairie weather and learn how tornadoes have shaped Saskatchewan.
• Percival - Explore stories of Saskatchewan’s economy, from potash and diamonds to crops, bees and fish farms.
• Weyburn - Learn the history of Weyburn’s former psychiatric institution, a story connected to a city south of the route.

• Flexible access to pause and resume at your own pace
• One booking per vehicle
• Self-guided GPS-triggered smartphone audio tour
• Tour available anytime after download, with no fixed schedule
• Live GPS route map and offline tour download

• Smartphone or tablet (bring your own; headphones optional, audio plays from device speaker)
• Vehicle, fuel and transportation (drive your own vehicle)
• Attraction and park admission; optional interior access
• Access to Kenosee Superslides waterpark (closed; former structures demolished)
• Parking fees and optional detour costs
• In-person guide

Explore roughly 310 km of the Trans-Canada Highway between Moose Jaw and the Manitoba border, travelling in either direction. Plan for about 3–4 hours of driving, with extra time for optional detours. The 34 mapped pass-by stops link more than 50 GPS-triggered stories covering Regina, Wascana Centre, the Qu’Appelle Valley, Indian Head, Whitewood, Moosomin, and the people and landscapes of prairie Saskatchewan.

The self-guided audio tour plays on a smartphone or tablet, with a live route map that follows the drive. Download it before setting out for offline use, then pause and resume at the operator’s own pace. Travel in a personal vehicle; there is no in-person guide, and attraction admission, parking, and optional detours are not included.

• This self-guided drive uses your own vehicle and works in either direction. Sightseeing is mainly from the highway; optional parks, museums and walks vary in accessibility, opening hours and admission. Public transportation cannot cover the full route. The audio tour still works when nearby buildings are closed. Check prairie weather, highway conditions and seasonal park services before detours; Kenosee Superslides is a former site, not an operating waterpark.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.