New Home Page Photo

[Bigfoot Mike]

New Home Page Photo, Where is this?

[Brian B-P]

Well, if this is Saskatchewan it would have to be north, and even then the trees look too tall. I'm thinking west of that, in the B.C. interior or Alberta mountain parks; it looks to dry for the B.C. coast. Is the Bigfoot in a provincial park on it's way to its birthplace in Okanagan valley, perhaps?

[Brenda Novakovski]

Wow - we made the home page!

This picture was taken in Beaver Glenn Campground, located just outside the townsite of beautiful Waskesiu Lake in Prince Albert National Park, Saskatchewan.

Our first trip with the Bigfoot.




Brenda Novakovski
Saskatoon, SK
Canada

[Bigfoot Mike]

Thanks for the info. The Home Page has been updated.

...and congratulations.

[Brian B-P]

Well, if this is Saskatchewan it would have to be north, and even then the trees look too tall...

This picture was taken in Beaver Glenn Campground, located just outside the townsite of beautiful Waskesiu Lake in Prince Albert National Park, Saskatchewan.

Well, I underestimated Saskatchewan trees, but at least I guessed the right end of the province for Prince Albert National Park!

Looks like a nice place... maybe we should go east (instead of the usual west) on a Boler trip.

[Chester Taje]

Looks like a nice place... maybe we should go east (instead of the usual west) on a Boler trip.

I have been up there and i found it very enjoyable.The area is well worth seeing.

[Brenda Novakovski]

Yes, Brian - it is worth the trip. From Prince Albert it is a little over an hour drive. We try to camp every May and September long weekends and at least one week in the summer at PANP.

There are the two main campgrounds, the trailer park in the townsite of Waskesiu and Beaver Glen just on the outskirts of town, set in the forest. There are many smaller campgrounds in the surrounding area without services that allow trailers and the prices are very reasonable for those sites. PANP is the home of Grey Owl and is abundant with hiking trails, walking paths, wildlife galore, and great shopping deals on the September Long Weekend. I actually went up there this past January to cross country ski and it was incredible.

We are heading back there for a week after the September long so it will be nice and quiet and hopefully the fishing will be better this time (got skunked last time - must have been too hot for the fish).

http://www.pc.gc.ca/pn-np/sk/princealbert/index_E.asp

I have attached a link to the park with all the info...by all means, come to Saskatchewan (I sound like a tourism advertisement!

Brenda