Saskatchewan Highway 374

Hwy 374 begins along the border between the Rural Municipalities of Mariposa No. 350 and Tramping Lake No. 380 at junction with Hwy 21 / Hwy 771. It heads east along the border, concurrent (overlapped) with eastbound Hwy 771 as a two-lane gravel road through rural farmland for a few kilometres to travel along the north side of the village of Tramping Lake (located in Mariposa No. 350), where the pair have an intersection with the north end of Hwy 659 and cross a former railway line (Canadian Pacific Railway's Redford subdivision). Shorty thereafter, Hwy 771 splits off and heads east to cross Tramping Lake while Hwy 374 curves northward into the RM Of Tramping Lake No. 380, running parallel to the western coastline of the lake for several kilometres as it travels through rural areas, passing by the hamlet of Revenue and the Scott Hutterite Colony as it traverses a switchback before crossing a causeway over Eagle Creek, where the gravel transitions to asphalt as the highway enters the town of Scott. After crossing Canadian National Railway's Wainwright subdivision, the highway travels through the western part of town before leaving Scott and coming to an end shortly thereafter at an intersection with Hwy 14, with the road continuing north for a short distance as Range Road 3204.^[2]