to figure out a solution and to discuss options to once again make the golf course a premier destination. It was decided that a full course renovation and redesign was the best option. A five-year plan was initiated to complete the redesign that would allow the course to remain open during the renovations. The total cost in cash expenditures was almost one million dollars. However, the actual cash value, including donated labour, equipment, and materials, was closer to two million dollars. The redesign coupled with rising lake levels has meant that Golf Kenosee and Moose Mountain Provincial Park once again became a go-to destination. Trail system The park features a variety of trails for hiking, biking, ATVing, and snowmobiling. Permits are required for ATVs and are restricted to designated areas between 15 June and the end of Labour Day. Along the main road through the park is a wide biking/walking trail that starts at the Core Area and goes to the main campsites. Other main hiking trails include: Birch Forest Trail goes around Pickerel Point (2 km) Peninsula Trail traverses the southern shore of Little Kenosee Lake White-tailed Deer Trail traverses the eastern and northern shore of Little Kenosee Lake (3 km) Blue Heron Trail is west of Little Kenosee Lake Beaver Lake Trail starts at the ball diamond and circles Beaver Lake (4.5 km) Youell Lake Trail is an extension of Beaver Lake Trail that heads east towards Youell Lake (2.9 km) In total, there's more than of groomed snowmobile trails, of cross-country ski trails, and of snowshoe trails. Lakes of Moose Mountain Provincial Park Besides the main lakes of Kenosee and Little Kenosee, there are numerous small named and unnamed lakes throughout the park. Many of these lakes are accessible off the main trails and road systems. Other notable lakes in the park include Beaver, Muskrat, Youell, and Crane. Flora and fauna The park biome is aspen parkland which consists of aspen, poplars, and spruce interspersed with prairie grasslands, which provides abundant wildlife viewing opportunities. Fish species include walleye, yellow perch, northern pike, burbot, and white sucker. Moose Mountain is also great for wildlife finds such as moose, elk, and many species of birds. See also List of protected areas of Saskatchewan Red Coat Trail Cannington Manor Provincial Park Tourism in Saskatchewan References Provincial parks of Saskatchewan Wawken No. 93, Saskatchewan Division No. 1, Saskatchewan