Discover the Rich History at Batoche National Historic Site

Getting There

• Car

  If you are driving from Saskatoon, take Highway 11 North towards Prince Albert. After approximately 100 kilometers, take the exit for Highway 225. Continue on Highway 225 for about 20 kilometers, following the signs for Batoche National Historic Site. The site is located at Highway 225, Batoche, SK S0K 3R0. Make sure to check for any road conditions or closures before you start your journey.

• Public Transportation

  To reach Batoche National Historic Site using public transport, start by taking a bus from Saskatoon to Prince Albert. Once in Prince Albert, you can take a taxi or rideshare service to Batoche National Historic Site, which is about 40 kilometers away. It's advisable to book the taxi in advance to ensure availability, as public transport options may be limited in rural areas. The total cost of the bus fare varies, but expect to pay around CAD 30-50, and taxi fares can be around CAD 60-80 depending on the service.

• Bicycle

  For the adventurous traveler, cycling to Batoche from Saskatoon is an option. The distance is approximately 120 kilometers. Follow the same route as for driving, taking Highway 11 North to Highway 225. Ensure you have appropriate cycling gear and check the weather forecast. There may not be many places to stop for food or drinks along the way, so plan to carry sufficient supplies. This option would require a good level of fitness and cycling experience.

• Walking

  Walking to Batoche National Historic Site from nearby towns is not generally recommended due to the distance and lack of pedestrian paths. However, if you find yourself in the vicinity of Batoche, you can explore on foot once you arrive. The site has trails and areas to walk around and learn about the history of the area.