Rumble Saskatchewan
Maps, Rider Friendly® stops, and trip planning—built for riders + drivers.
Rumble Saskatchewan Animals
Whiteout Willy - Snowshoe Hare
Winter Road Scout
Whiteout Willy knows Saskatchewan winters better than most people know their own driveway. Fast on his feet and calm under pressure, he reads snow, wind, and ice like a second language. When conditions turn rough, Willy has already chosen the safer line and knows where the next warm stop is. Married to Snowdrift Sadie, Willy believes winter travel isn’t about rushing — it’s about respect, preparation, and getting everyone home safely.
You’ll find Willy:
Northern highways, boreal backroads, winter routes, frozen crossings
Snowdrift Sadie - Snowshoe Hare
Navigator & Winter Guide
Snowdrift Sadie is steady, sharp, and quietly confident. She plans ahead, keeps travellers together, and knows when to push on or pull over. Married to Whiteout Willy, Sadie believes winter travel should feel welcoming, not intimidating. She proves that cold landscapes can still be comfortable with the right mindset and good company.
You’ll find Sadie:
Scenic winter corridors, snow-covered parklands, northern communities
Professor Gray - Great Gray Owl
History Buff & Keeper of Stories
Professor Gray has seen generations come and go. He knows the old roads, the forgotten towns, and the stories written into the land long before pavement arrived. Curious and thoughtful, he encourages travellers to slow down, look closer, and understand where they are — not just pass through it.
You’ll find Professor Gray:
Historic districts, museums, heritage highways, quiet backroads
Carl Current - River Otter
Waterway Explorer
Carl Current goes where the water leads. Easygoing, adventurous, and always moving, he loves Saskatchewan’s rivers, lakes, and hidden shorelines. Dating Carla Rivers, Carl believes the best trips follow the current — sometimes planned, sometimes spontaneous — and that the best views are often just off the main road.
You’ll find Carl:
Rivers, lakes, boat launches, fishing towns, waterfront trails and riding motorcycles with Carla.
Carla Rivers - River Otter
Paddler & Trip Planner
Carla Rivers balances Carl’s enthusiasm with good judgment. Organized, observant, and thoughtful, she knows how to make every water trip comfortable and memorable. Dating Carl Current, Carla ensures trips flow smoothly, gear is packed right, and the best stops aren’t missed.
You’ll find Carla:
Canoe routes, calm waterways, picnic shores, small-town docks and on her motorcycle, exploring with Carl
Howlin’ Hank - Gray Wolf
Backroad Adventurer
Despite the nickname, Howlin’ Hank is more listener than talker. Independent and self-reliant, he prefers gravel roads, remote routes, and places where cell service fades but scenery improves. Hank travels prepared, respects the land, and believes Saskatchewan’s best experiences are often found where the map thins out.
You’ll find Hank:
Remote highways, forest roads, northern routes, off-the-beaten-path stops
Mack the Muley - Mule Deer
Prairie Roamer
Mack the Muley is a prairie original — relaxed, observant, and always on the move. He loves wide skies, rolling grasslands, and the freedom of Saskatchewan’s open roads. Mack reminds travellers to watch the shoulders, slow down at dusk, and appreciate just how big the province really is.
You’ll find Mack:
Prairie highways, farm roads, parkland edges, sunset drives
Pronghorn Pete - Pronghorn Antelope
Open-Road Pace Setter
Pronghorn Pete lives for Saskatchewan’s long sightlines and endless horizons. Built for speed but smart enough to ease off when it counts, he loves quiet highways, rolling grasslands, and the freedom of wide-open country. Pete reminds travellers that distance matters here — and that the journey is the destination.
You’ll find Pete:
Southern prairie highways, open range roads, big-sky drives