Local Trail Association Building Interest In Hiking, Cycling – Discover Estevan

 Category: Local News Published: Wednesday, 21 April 2021 15:38 Written by Rob Mahon

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The Estevan and Area Trails Association is trying to make hiking more accessible and more fun in the Estevan area.

Walking, jogging, hiking, and cycling are all among the few physical activities not interrupted by COVID-19 since the pandemic began. The weather is starting to turn to the point where people can get out and do it, and now they just need a place to do so.

One local group is trying to make sure people have space outdoors to perform the oldest form of exercise in the world and a few others as well. The Estevan And Area Trail Association has been working on cleaning up the trails around Estevan and adding some new elements to them as well. 

“We’re just looking to get more users on the trails and keep the vegetation down and the soil packed,” said organizer Tanner Mantei. “I also just love seeing people out and enjoying the outdoors like I have my whole life.”

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Métis Nation Sask. citizens receive free access to Sask. national parks – CBC

Parks Canada and Métis Nation – Saskatchewan signed a memorandum of understanding yesterday that states Métis citizens in the province will receive free entry to national parks and historic sites in the province.

The MOU is part of Parks Canada’s open doors program, which is in effect until March 31, 2026.

“Parks Canada is committed to a system of national heritage places that recognizes and honours the contributions of Indigenous peoples, their histories and cultures, as well as the special relationships Indigenous peoples have with traditional lands and waters,” Parks Canada said in a statement.

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