Box 433
BLAINE LAKE, SK S0J 0J0
Costumed guides tell a fascinating tale at this National Heritage Site. Exiled from their homeland, Russian Doukhobors settled in the area in 1899, digging into the river ravine for shelter. These tenacious pioneers lived in the Dugout Houses until 1904 when log houses were built. Visitors are asked to respect this delicate archaeological site. Located on private property. Strenuous walking involved. 2012 season opening day theme - Who Murdered Peter Veregin? Help solve this historic cold case dating back to 1924.
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Tel: (306) 497-3140
Email: chev1farms@sasktel.net
Website: www.doukhobordugouthouse.com
18km SE of the town of Blaine Lake via Hwy 12. Watch for sign.
Billed as the largest tree in Saskatchewan, The "Popoff" tree, located 18km SE of Blaine Lake, is an 160 year old plus cottonwood hybrid with a trunk circumphence of 5m. One-hour drive N of the city of Saskatoon.
7-Jul-2012 to 28-Jul-2012
Rate details: $8.50 admission, children under 12 years free.
Hours of operation: Tours Sat only, 11am, 1pm, and 3pm. Open in Jun for school trips, please book in advance.
Limited wheelchair access
Gift shop
Food service
Picnic area
Outhouse
Guided tour
Group tour services
Motorcoach parking
Guide services
Estimated viewing time (hours): 2
Maximum group size: 100
Additional Group Tour Information: Motorcoach tours $5/person.
Provincial Heritage Property Designation
