The journey from Oliver to Saskatoon spans approximately 1,700 kilometers. Driving is the most practical method, typically requiring 20 to 22 hours of travel time. You will travel north to the Trans-Canada Highway, then head east through the Rockies and across the Alberta and Saskatchewan prairies. This route takes you through diverse landscapes, from the lush Okanagan Valley to the vast wheat fields of the central prairies. It is a long but rewarding drive for those who enjoy the open road.
Total Distance: 1,700 km driving distance; 1,250 km straight-line air distance.
Take the scenic route through the Qu'Appelle Valley if you have extra time.
June to August for the best road conditions and warm prairie weather.