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The stunning Qu’Appelle Valley in southern Saskatchewan runs west to east, and was carved out by melt waters as the last glaciers receded. Rolling hills, ravines and lakes punctuate the valley, and the area is resplendent with golden colors in the autumn.

The Valley’s lakes are dotted with cabins and the area is a popular destination for recreation. Excellent fishing, boating, camping and golf opportunities abound. Several scenic communities are nestled in the Valley and are worth exploring.

Stroll through the quaint shops in Lumsden, or sample the area’s local bounty at a market garden. Take a tour with Over the Hill Orchards who grow a variety of cherry adapted to Saskatchewan’s climate, and sample some of their delectable products.

The historic town of Fort Qu’Appelle is located in the middle of a four lake chain called the Calling Lakes. Stop into the Fort Qu’Appelle Museum, located in an original 1879 Hudson’s Bay Company post, to learn more about the rich First Nations and settlement history of the area. Katepwa Point and Echo Valley Provincial Parks are located nearby.

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