The St. Victor Petroglyphs are one of Saskatchewan's mysteries.  No one knows exactly who carved them, why they were carved or even when they were carved.  All we can be certain of is that they provide clues to the people who lived on Saskatchewan's plains hundreds of years ago at a time predating any of our written records.

The best time to view the glyphs is on a clear day in the early morning or towards sunset when the shallow grooves cast shadows which define and outline the shapes.  An interpretive panel and a reproduction of selected glyphs are near the picnic area and toilets and at the trailhead leading to the glyphs.

Group tours available during summer by calling (306) 642-4016.  Additional information is available through the Friends of the Petroglyphs at (306) 642-4016.  Admission to the site is free.  This site is a Museums Association of Saskatchewan member.

Camping available at the adjacent regional park.

View over 300 Petroglyphs on site.

The Town of Assiniboia is just 35 km from the site.

The Le Beau Village Museum, located on Main St. in St. Victor, is open to the public Monday to Friday, July to September (or by appointment).  The museum features religious and pioneer artifacts and a St. Victor Petroglyphs art and history display.  For more information, phone the museum at 306-642-3215.

Sylvan Valley Regional Park is just 2 km from St. Victor Petroglyphs and open from May to September.  Phone (306) 642-4049 for more information.

St. Victor Petroglyphs Provincial Park
Box 850
MAPLE CREEK SK  S0N 1N0

Phone:  (306) 662-5411
Email:  CypressHills@gov.sk.ca