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The Cherrydale Golf and Campground is a
start off point to our walking trail that winds through 40 acres of native
prairies with approximately 60 species of wild native plants and flowers.
Funding for this trail and plant identification was through Saskatchewan Wet
Lands.
Along the west side of this native prairie is a natural wet area of
about 30 acres, on the north east end of the slough is a dam which holds back
spring run off. It is an overflow control and is licensed by Sask. Water
Corp. The duck population on this project has increased greatly as well as
all water fowl. The big surprise is that on occasion we now have loons.
At
the far north end of this trail is a buffalo rub stone.
In the club house we
have two stones that were found on the hill north of the club house; one is a
small stone that has been identified as a Buffalo Prayer Stone and the other
is a 10lb. Hammer Stone that has a double spiral grip, an axe like striking
surface and from the top it has a five-sided head.
Our golf course rough is
left in its natural state to encourage nesting birds and a wide array of small
animals.
Our only charge for the use of the
ground is a donation of your choice. We hope that you enjoy your
surroundings. |
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