The capital of Saskatchewan, the Queen City, Regina, a place full of opportunity and adventure. Saskatchewan has more to offer than most people realize, and lots of that starts in Regina.
Instead of planning your next adventure someone across the world that will require a lot of money, plan something nearby that will not only save money but support the local Saskatchewan economy. Many adventures are waiting to be had in this city, and here is a list to help you out.
Wascana Park
Take a day to venture through Wascana Park, a high tourist destination in Regina. This beautiful park stretches over 900 hectares of land and around a 120-hectare lake, the Wascana Lake. The paved trail takes you through the entire park, including around the front of the Legislative Building. Wascana Park
Kiwanis Waterfall Park
The Kiwanis Waterfall Park is on the edge of Wascana Creek and initially developed by the Kiwanis Club of Regina. The park was completed in 1963 and handed over to the city to be for the citizens of Regina. The park consists of a sunken waterfall garden, picnic areas and Little League Baseball diamonds. Kiwanis Waterfall Park
Cathedral Walking Tour
The Cathedral area of Regina is full of arts and culture. Take the self-guided walking tour of the area and discover what makes this area of Regina so popular with boutique shops and nightlife. Cathedral Walking Tour
Regina Rolling Robot Tours
Tour around the Wascana area on motorized transport – a Segway! These self-balancing transport vehicles will glide you around the beautiful park in an entertaining way.
Prairie Kiteboarding
If you are looking for a more intensive adventure that is not for the faint of heart, kiteboarding is the one for you. This is an activity that you can do all year round, but it is especially fun in the summertime. Let the wind carry your kite as you glide across the water. Prairie Kiteboarding
Victoria Park
In 1907, Victoria Park formed in downtown Regina. Old trees canvas this park, paved paths for walking, maintained lawn space, and a war memorial in the centre. Victoria Park
Wascana Trails
On the outskirts of Regina is 15 km of beautiful trails known as the Wascana Trails. This trail is excellent for hikers at any level. You can also hit the trails on a mountain bike or check out the birdwatching site. Wascana Trails
Regina Beach
Take a day and head out to Regina Beach, one of the most popular beaches in the area. The beach covers the shoreline of Last Mountain Lake. There are lots to do besides swimming and soaking up the sun. Have fun at the beach volleyball court, head out fishing, or have a snack at one of the picnic areas. Regina Beach
Crescents Walking Tour
The Crescents Area of Regina got its name because of how it is shaped – a series of three parallel and semicircular streets from the original design in 1883. Before development, this area housed a half-mile racetrack built in 1883, and the Regina Golf Club from 1897 to 1921. Crescents Walking Tour
Downtown Regina 1912 Cyclone Tour
Spend a day touring around an area of Regina that was devastated by the July 30th, 1912 tornado. The storm caused $1.2 million in damage, killing 28 people and leaving 2,500 citizens homeless. Downtown Regina 1912 Cyclone Tour
Play a Game of Tennis
Grab a racquet and challenge friends to a tennis match. There are free courts throughout the city so all you need is a racket and some tennis balls to have a great time. Tennis
Kings Park Speedway
Take the day and feel the adrenaline rush at the Kings Park Speedway. Throughout the summer the speedway hosts numerous events, including the 5K Foam Fest Fun Run. Kings Park Speedway
Regina Flying Club
Take your next adventure into the skies with the Regina Flying Club. Whether you are going by yourself, taking a friend, or learning to be a pilot, taking a plane into the sky will be an exhilarating rush you’ll never forget. Regina Flying Club
Summer Night Market
Take your regular summer farmers market and kick it up a notch in the evening. The Market Under the Stars stars at the beginning of July and goes until the end of August. The evenings will be filled with food and liquor tasting, music, yoga, and salsa dancing. Summer Night Market
Outdoor Spray Pads
Plan an outing that includes the whole family. Spend the day at the Outdoor Spray Pad in Regina. Cool off under the spraying water and have fun together as a family. Make it an adventure and see how many you can go to in one day. Outdoor Spray Pads
International Fringe Theatre Festival
It happens only once a year, so make sure you plan a summer adventure in mid-July to attend the International Fringe Theatre Festival. Experience dramas, musicals, dance, comedy, and so much more. There is something fun for all ages. International Fringe Theatre Festival
Queen City Ex
Here’s another yearly adventure to attend, either just once or all week. The Queen City Ex is an exciting time for all ages. Enjoy the rides, try out all the different types of food, and take in all the entertainment. Queen City Ex
Regina Folk Fest
The Regina Folk Fest is one of the most popular festivals that happen in the city. The Folk Fest happens in August and takes people across the world without even leaving the city. For three days you’ll experience all you can imagine. Regina Folk Fest
White Butte Trails
East of Regina is the White Butte Trails, 13 km of trails that take you through a mini forest. Typically used as cross-country ski trails in the winter, they are still amazing to travel on in the summertime. There is even a 5 km long pet-friendly trail opened all year. White Butte Trails
Nicolle Flats Nature Area
A little under an hour drive outside of Regina and into the beautiful Qu’Appelle Valley is the Nicolle Flats Nature Area. This 8 km loop will take you around the marshland of the valley. Combine this with the Dyke Trails, and you have an amazing hiking adventure. Nicolle Flats Nature Area
Centre Square Walking Tour
The Centre Square area of Reinga was initially called the Transitional Area before being renamed in 2006. The area borders Albert Street, Broad Street, Victoria Avenue, and College Avenue. Centre Square Walking Tour
The Great Trail
Part of the Trans-Canada Trail, or The Great Trail, runs through the Regina-Lumsden area of Saskatchewan. It is 38 km trail that runs right through Regina. Spend the day hiking the entire trail that will take you through the city and out to the town of Lumsden. The Great Trail
Nature Trail
In the Echo Valley Provincial Park, just over 70 km out of Regina is the Nature Trail. It is more of a beginner trail, perfect for those new to the adventures of hiking. A 3 km loop will take you along the ridge of the Qu’Appelle Valley. Nature Trail
Buffalo Pound Provincial Park
If you are looking for the best hiking adventure near Regina, plan a day trip to Buffalo Pound Provincial Park. There are several trails in the park that take you through the gorgeous scenery. As you hike the area, the trails will take you around the edge of the narrow lake. Trails
Standup paddling
Go for Standup paddling or Full Moon Paddling at Wascana Lake with Queen City SUP! You can join for lessons or try Standup padding Yoga or join for a weekend retreat! Queen City SUP