All Seasons

Hiking

Holy Trinity
Anglican Church

The oldest building in Saskatchewan, still standing today. Reverend Robert Hunt built Holy Trinity, between 1854 and 1860, for the Anglican Church Missionary Society and named it after his Stanley Park home in Gloucestershire, England.
You can also get to Holy Trinity Anglican Church, by boat, from Stanley Mission (population 1,500). The community is located on the Churchill River, 50 miles (80 kilometers) northeast of La Ronge, Saskatchewan. From La Ronge, drive north on Hwy 102 for 27 miles (44 kilometers), then drive east to Stanley Mission on Hwy 915 for 22 miles (36 kilometers). ​

Bird/Wildlife Viewing

Go outside, look around, anywhere!

Summer

Photography

You'll be surrounded by amazing photographic opportunities!

Community Park

Picnic shelter, playground, tetherball
​and a ball diamond

Small Trout Lakes

Located up and down Highway #2.  Lussier (tiger trout), Mullock (tiger trout), and Feldspar (rainbow trout)

Canoe/Kayak/SUP

ADI has two canoes, two recreational kayaks, two touring kayaks and two SUP’s available for rental. Additional canoes can be rented from Churchill River Canoe Outfitters.

Swimming

Swimming available at the Public Beach. Please be advised there is no lifeguard on duty. ​

Berry Picking

Blueberry picking starts mid July through August. You can find many places to pick these berries alongside the main highway. You can also go out onto the lake and pick berries on the numerous islands. ​

​Interpretative Lake Tour

Three hour boat tours of North Falls, pictographs and Otter lake are available for guests starting at $400 for up to 4 passengers. $100 for each additional person up to 8 passengers

​Scenic Flight

A 45 minute tour over Nistowiak Falls, Twin Falls and Otter Lake. Starting at $1000 for up to 4 people. $250 for each additional person up to 5 passengers 

Otter Rapids

A 6 minute drive past Missinipe will take you to the Otter Rapids Bridge where you can view the rapids from above. This is also the departure point for the Devil’s Lake hike, a scenic 3.5km out and back trail which follows the rapids.

Winter

Photography

Snow Shoeing

Cross Country Skiing

Trek Skiing

Tobogganing

At the ski hill and/or the community trail.

Campfire Cookouts

Build a Snow Fort

There is no shortage of snow here!

Ice Fishing

We are offering an Ice Fishing package – with this package you will receive a sleigh loaded up with ice fishing essentials: ice auger, tent, buddy heater, ice scoops and chairs. This rate is $150.

Snowmobiling

We rent snowmobiles at $225 a day; we require a guide to be hired for the day as well. Our guide fee is $225.