Narrow Hills

Narrow Hills Provincial Park, covering 53 square kilometres in central Saskatchewan, protects a distinctive landscape of rolling hills, dense forests, and pristine lakes within the Pasquia Hills region. Established in 1984, the park preserves one of Saskatchewan's most ecologically significant areas, where the boreal forest meets aspen parkland, creating exceptional biodiversity. The park's name comes from the narrow ridges and valleys that characterize this glacially sculpted terrain, offering some of the province's most dramatic topography.