The Great Sandhills contain one of the largest set of active sand dunes in Canada. It is a protected area and lies within the Great Sandhills Ecological Reserve.
Rising high above the terrain, the Great Sandhills cover 1,900 square kilometres. The dunes are always moving and create an ever-changing landscape.
The Great Sandhills are a paradise for bird watching, nature photography and fun in the sand. Surrounding communities with outdoor pools, golf courses, and campgrounds provide a base to explore art galleries, museums and heritage sites.
MUST SEE ATTRACTIONS: Great Sandhills Museum & Interpretive Centre, Sagebrush Studio & Art Galleries, Eatonia Heritage Park and the Wildlife Sculptures of Leader.
IF YOU GO: The Great Sandhills are 27 km south of Sceptre, 137 km southeast of Kindersley and 159 km northwest of Swift Current. Surrounding communities include Burstall, Cabri, Eatonia, Leader and Rosetown.
BOOKS:
“A Country Boy” by R. D. Symons
VIDEOS: Sandhills & River Routes
