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Moose Jaw <-> Alberta
Smartphone Audio Driving Tour
Saskatchewan, Canada
$8.99 CAD
Moose Jaw - Swift Current - Cypress Hills
The ultimate road trip companion.
Connect your smartphone to your car stereo and let this professional GPS-guided tour lead the way along the Trans-Canada Highway.
Fascinating history, stories, and hidden gems play automatically based on your location, ensuring you never miss historic sites, breathtaking landscape, wildlife habitat, cultural stops and hidden viewpoints.
Enjoy total flexibility—go at your own pace, skip what you want, and make the absolute most of this scenic prairie drive.
Includes 50+ points of interest.
📍Tour Highlights
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Old Wives Lake – Migratory bird sanctuary
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Chaplin Lake – Salt flats and shorebirds
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Swift Current – Southwest Saskatchewan city
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Lake Diefenbaker – Reservoir and prairie scenery
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Great Sandhills – Active prairie sand dunes
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T. Rex Discovery Centre – Fossils and Scotty the T. rex
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Big Muddy Badlands – Badlands and outlaw history
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Cypress Hills – Forested hills and dark skies
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Fort Walsh – Historic North-West Mounted Police fort
Plus dozens more GPS-triggered stories about wildlife, prairie lakes, explorers, towns & villages, history and hidden viewpoints between Moose Jaw & the Alberta border.
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Driving Tour between
Moose Jaw & Alberta
Points of Interest
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Fort Walsh
The Great Plains Epidemic
Great Sandhills
Origins
Spirituality
Sunbridge Wind Farm
Judo
Athabasca Sand Dunes
National Parks
Samuel Morse
Lake Diefenbaker
Chaplin Lake
Gainer the Gopher
Wild Boars
Eduard Beaupre
T-Rex Discovery Centre
Lloydminster
Cypress Hills Massacre
Cypress Hills Destination Area
Bald Eagle
Pig Spleen Weather Forecast
Trees
Tommy Douglas
Laundry Day
Battleford Trail
Herbert Rodeo
Gravelbourg
Chaplin Lake Tours
Outlaw Trail
Energy
Old Wives Lake
Lynx
ATM
Elk Point Sea
Curling
Factor 9 House
Origins 2
Gull Lake
Caribou
Red Coat Trail
Innovation Place
Wood Mountain
Bakken Oil Field
Big Muddy Badlands
Mortlach
Pelican Lake
Tornados
Snowbirds
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