Duck Mountain

Duck Mountain Provincial Park is a large wilderness park covering approximately 267 square kilometres in eastern Saskatchewan, near the Manitoba border. The park occupies part of the Duck Mountain upland, a heavily forested highland that rises 300 metres above the surrounding prairies. Known for its pristine boreal forest, clear lakes, and abundant wildlife, Duck Mountain provides outstanding opportunities for fishing, canoeing, hiking, and wildlife viewing. Madge Lake, the park's largest water body, serves as the primary hub for camping and recreation, while the broader park encompasses vast stretches of undeveloped wilderness.