Fort Pitt Provincial Park
Where are we going today?
Fort Pitt, located on the north bank of the North Saskatchewan River, was a Hudson's Bay Company fur trade post. Established in 1829 to act as a halfway point between Fort Carlton and Fort Edmonton, Fort Pitt played important roles in the fur trade, the signing of Treaty Six and in the North-West Resistance of 1885. Today, the park contains the archaeological remains of two different posts. Interpretive panels explain the post's history and a National Historic Sites and Monuments plaque commemorates Big Bear and the signing of Treaty Six. Picnic tables, toilets and canoe access to the river are located in the park.
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Please call Fort Pitt Provincial Park before you set on your journey, to make sure it is open - we
try our best to keep information on the website up to date, but it is always worth checking before you
leave.
Also it may be worth clicking the link for Fort Pitt Provincial Park website, so see if there are any special events or seasonal things to do that may be going on throughout the day.
Also it may be worth clicking the link for Fort Pitt Provincial Park website, so see if there are any special events or seasonal things to do that may be going on throughout the day.
Fort Pitt Provincial Park
Box 39
Loon Lake SK S0M1L0
Telephone: 306-837-2410
Loon Lake SK S0M1L0
Telephone: 306-837-2410
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