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The Tunnels of Moose Jaw brings light to the darkness beneath the downtown portion of the city. Dramatic guided tours allow guests to investigate the historical uses of the many corridors and secret passageways that interlink many downtown buildings beneath the soil.
Address: 18 Main Street North Moose Jaw SK S6H 3J6
 Send an Email (6)  1 306 693-5261
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Located in the Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park, Fort Walsh was established as a NWMP post after a massacre of Nakoda peoples in 1873. The spot is currently a national historic site where visitors can learn about the massacre, as well as the lives of the aboriginal peoples who occupied the land before the arrival of the NWMP. There are also displays on the daily activities of the NWMP officers that lived and worked at the fort. There is an interpretive centre, a theatre, a food shop and a gift shop onsite.
Address: Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park, 83 km (53 miles) North of Canada/USA Border Maple Creek SK S0N 1N0
Send an Email 1 306 662-3590
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Doc's Town includes heritage buildings and displays. Go on a guided tour of this village during the weekends in summer from July to September. Contact for information.
Address: Kinetic Exhibition Park, 17th Ave. S.E. and South Railway St. Swift Current SK Canada S9H 3V5
Send an Email 1 306 773-2944
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