Steele Narrows

Steele Narrows Provincial Park, established in 1986, protects a small but scenic area along the narrows between Doré Lake and its smaller western bay in northern Saskatchewan. This compact 2-square-kilometre park preserves a beautiful section of the Churchill River system, featuring rocky shorelines, clear waters, and boreal forest. The park is named for the narrow channel that constricts the flow between different portions of Doré Lake, creating a distinctive landscape feature and important fishing area that has attracted people to this location for generations.