Explore the Historic Grey Owl's Cabin in Prince Albert National Park

Getting There

• Car

  If you're driving, the most common route to Grey Owl's Cabin is to start from Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. From downtown Prince Albert, head south on 2nd Avenue W towards 15th Street W, then turn left onto SK-302 W. Follow SK-302 W until you reach the junction with SK-55 W. Turn right onto SK-55 W and continue until you arrive at the entrance to Prince Albert National Park. Once inside the park, follow the signs to Grey Owl's Cabin. Please be aware that there is an entrance fee for the park, which is approximately $8 per vehicle.

• Public Transportation

  For public transportation, you can take a bus from Saskatoon to Prince Albert. Check the schedule of the Saskatchewan Transportation Company or other local bus services. Once you arrive in Prince Albert, you will need to take a taxi or rideshare service to the entrance of Prince Albert National Park. After entering the park, you can hike or bike to Grey Owl's Cabin, which is approximately 10 kilometers from the park entrance. Remember to check the weather and trail conditions before you go, and there may be a small fee to enter the park.

• Hiking

  If you're already within Prince Albert National Park, you can hike directly to Grey Owl's Cabin. There are marked trails leading to the cabin from several points within the park. The most popular route starts from the Crutwell campground area. The hike is about 10 kilometers one way and is suitable for moderate hikers. Be sure to carry enough water, snacks, and a map of the park trails, which can be obtained from the visitor center at the park entrance.

• Biking

  Cyclists can also reach Grey Owl's Cabin by bike from various points in Prince Albert National Park. The park has designated bike paths, and the ride from the Crutwell campground area offers a scenic route. Make sure your bike is in good condition, and carry necessary repair tools. There may be bike rental options available in Prince Albert if you need one.