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Bowling South Hill Bowling Centre - 510 Home St. W. - 693-0955 or 693-4400 Back to the Top Crescent Park 
This 28 acre park is well groomed with flowers, trees and a waterway. It offers an outdoor pool, tennis courts, lawn bowling, an outdoor amphitheatre, library, art gallery, museum and auditorium. The other major parks in the city are Spring Creek Park, Happy Valley Park, Elgin Park, Sunningdale Park and Smith Park. Additional information can be found at Parks. Numerous neighbourhood parks are also supported by community associations. Back to the Top Cross-Country Skiing Access to the Cross-Country Skiing trail is located next to the speed skating oval on River Drive in Wakamow Valley. Each trail is a different length with the green trail at 1.75 km, the blue trail at 4.0 km and the red trail at 7.5 km. Each trail is complemented by the scenic beauty of Wakamow Valley and utilizes the hills and trees to produce groomed trails. There is no charge for the use of these trails. Back to the Top Curling Hillcrest Sports Centre - 1599 Main St. N. - 692-5089 Back to the Top Fishing You can find walleye, pickerel, jackfish, perch, and other fish at Lake Diefenbaker, Buffalo Pound Lake and Last Mountain Lakes. Back to the Top Fitness The YM/YWCA 220 Fairford Street E., Moose Jaw, Sk (306) 692-0688 contains a full set of facilities for personal fitness training, including a conditioning centre, gymnasium, racquetball and squash courts, steam and sauna room, fitness testing centre, shower and locker facilities, meeting rooms, a child care centre, and is located across from an outdoor pool and the Spa. They offer youth and adult fitness classes and programs, and aquatic lessons. Memberships are available and they are open seven days a week and selected statutory holidays. Other fitness centres in town include:
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Golfing is also available at Bengough, Cabri, Chaplin, Coronach, Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park, Frontier, Gravelbourg, Gull Lake, Hazlet, Herbert, Lafleche, Leader, Mossbank, Ogema, Ponteix, Prelate, Sceptre, Tompkins, Tugaske, and Willow Bunch. Back to the Top Horseshoes
Hunting White tail deer, mule deer and antelope are in abundance for the hunting season. For hunting duck and goose, there are plenty near Old Wives Lake, Pelican Lake and sloughs and lakes south west of Moose Jaw. You can also find sharp-tailed grouse and Hungarian Partidge in the same regions. Back to the Top
Parks You're never far from the tranquility of parks and the green space they provide, even in the heart of the city. Moose Jaw abounds with restful park settings and, whether you prefer the manicured perfection of Crescent Park or the more natural yet groomed surroundings of the river valley parks, you won't be disappointed with what you will find there. Back to the Top Skate Park Moose Jaw Multipurpose Skate Park is located the corner of 9th Ave NW and MacDonald St W. Back to the Top Skating There are three major skating arenas in the city available for hockey and public skating in the winter months.
Moose Jaw also has several outdoor rinks available for ice time in the winter. Additional information on our outdoor rinks can be found at Outdoor Rink Program Back to the Top Skiing White Track Ski Area - Buffalo Pound Lake - 691-0100 Back to the Top Skydiving Skydive South Sask is based out of the Moose Jaw Municipal airport and is one of the only two places in all of Saskatchewan to skydive. Back to the Top Soccer 
Soccer in Moose Jaw has grown tremendously in the last few years. The Moose Jaw Soccer Association will be happy to answer all your questions.Moose Jaw Soccer Association Inc. Box 2294 Moose Jaw, SK S6H 7W6 Telephone: (306) 692-1555 Email: office@moosejawsoccer.ca Back to the Top Swimming Kinsmen Sportsplex - 855 MacDonald St. - 694-4500  The new sports complex features a 25 x 25m main pool, water slide, steam room, family change rooms, Wet & Dry Cafe, zero beach leisure pool, diving boards, hot tub, meeting room and free parking. Phyllis Dewar Pool - Crescent Park - 694-4500 This olympic sized outdoor pool is situated in the heart of Crescent Park in downtown Moose Jaw. It has lap lanes,diving boards, change rooms and a kid's pool with a kid's waterpark right beside it. Memberships are available which allow access to both pools and the skating arena at the KinsmenSportsplex. The pools also offer swimming lessons, water workouts, instructor courses and otherspecial programs. Follow these links to find out additional information on Public Swimming and Swimming Lessons. Back to the Top Tennis There are public courts in Crescent Park. Moose Jaw Tennis Club: Crescent Park, 3rd Avenue N.E Back to the Top Wakamow Valley Wakamow Valley meaning "the River of Turns" is situated in the beautiful River Valley. It consists of a number of walking, hiking and biking trails, as well as picnic and barbecue sites, playgrounds, canoe launch, sun shelters, outdoor skating and cross country ski trails. Their trails extend over 8 km through River Valley and coupled with the Rotary Trail, Moose Jaw has over 20 km in trails throughout the city. Back to the Top Walking Trails 
Over 40 kilometres of walking trails encircle the city. Joggers, walkers and inline enthusiasts all take advantage of the varied terrain and sites along the Trails to enhance their outdoor experience. The pathway system winds through well manicured and treed areas into untouched prairie landscape. Urban sections and environmentally significant loop portions add an interesting dimension.Please visit our Trails web site for more information. Back to the Top Back to Tourism Home Page Contact Information| Events| Maps| Services Site Index| Tourism| What's New Home Contact Us| Search |
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