Moose Jaw, Canada
Tunnels, Mineral Baths & That Weird Moose Statue
"Deeper Than You'd Expect, Literally"
Official Coat of Arms
A shield split beneath the earth and above it, showing a bootlegger's shadow lurking in a tunnel while a colossal moose statue looms overhead casting an improbably long prairie shadow. The crest bears a steaming mineral spring and the motto ribbon simply reads 'Windy.'
TripAdvisor Review
★★★☆☆ 3/5
"We came for the Al Capone tunnel tour and left more confused than educated, but honestly that's part of the charm. The mineral spa was surprisingly lovely after a day of squinting at murals downtown wondering why there are so many of them. Mac the Moose is bigger than my apartment and I have complicated feelings about that. Wind never stopped once during our three days there, bring a coat even in July apparently."— Deb R, Moosomin Saskatchewan
Property Listing
Charming prairie living awaits in this underrated Saskatchewan gem, boasting mysterious historic tunnels beneath every basement conversation and a world-famous moose statue practically visible from your future backyard. Enjoy year-round wind-assisted natural air conditioning and a mineral spa just minutes away for when the tunnel tour leaves you needing a soak.
Twinned With
Roswell — Both towns built an entire tourism industry on tunnels and legends that may or may not have actually happened.
Supporting Evidence
Moose Jaw is home to Mac the Moose, at one point the world's tallest moose statue, and the city's downtown steam tunnels are rumoured (with little solid proof) to have once hidden Al Capone during Prohibition.