County of Northern Lights
Stretching north along the Peace River from just north of the Town through miles of prairies and boreal forest, the County of Northern Lights has a vast selection of offerings for travellers.
From provincial parks and lakes to local museums and First Nations experiences, you can find history, hiking, hunting, or horseback riding—and everything in between—within its borders. Kayak or fish at Leddy Lake, camp at Little Prairie RV Park, bird watch at Figure 8 Lake, golf at Condy Meadows, ski at the Manning Ski Hill, enjoy night skies at, well, anywhere…your dream getaway is limited only by your creativity.
Notikewan Provincial Park – “If you are looking for a camping spot with close access to the Peace River, away from the main highway, almost entirely off grid but charming camping spots that don’t tend to be over crowded… this is your spot. We had a family reunion here and was loved by all who attended.”
Ythebert, British Columbia, Trip Advisor
County of Northern Lights Website
North of Peace River on Highway 743 and Highway 35.
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County of Northern Lights Winter Do Not Miss List
Explore the beauty in the County of Northern Lights and enjoy all they offer for a perfect winter day adventure. Located in the center of the Mighty Peace in a dense boreal forest, the beauty and peace found in the County of Northern Lights will keep you coming back.Read the full article
1. SNOWSHOEING
Located in the hamlet of Dixonville, this enchanting 1.5 km trail is a snowshoer’s dream.
2. Ice Fishing
Twin Lakes is the perfect place to throw in your hook for a day of great ice fishing.
If you are looking for a great place to spend a wintry day, look no further that Figure Eight Lake.
3. SKIING AND SNOWBOARDING
Manning Ski Hill is a great family-friendly ski hill offering gorgeous views with five main runs, and some bush runs for the more adventurous pow lovers.
4. SLEDDING
The County of Northern Lights is the perfect place to visit if you love snowmobiling.
5. Northern Lights
Gazing up and taking in the Aurora Borealis, fondly known as the “Northern Lights,” is an experience that most people can only dream about. But the County of Northern Lights has plenty of dark sky viewing areas to enjoy the northern lights on a clear winter’s night. No matter how many times they’ve done their mystical dance across the sky, their magic never ceases to amaze viewers.
County of Northern Lights Summer Do Not Miss List
If you’re looking for one-of-a-kind accommodations, astounding rivers and lakes to explore and friendly, local businesses to visit, then you’ve come to the right place. The County of Northern Lights is full of attractions for those who have an appreciation for the outdoors. Plan your trip now and experience one of the many gems this area has to offer!Read the full article >
1. Unique Stays
Escape to Sunny Valley Adventure Lodge, located in the County of Northern Lights near the Peace River. This cozy lodge has plenty of space, it’s the perfect spot for relaxation or adventure!
2. Provincial Parks
The Country of Northern Lights is home to many Provincial Parks that are adored by locals and out of town visitors.
3. River Adventures
Discover the thrill of river adventures on the Peace River! Whether you’re jet boating or paddling, the river offers stunning landscapes and rich history. Make sure you download our River Guide to help plan your trip.
4. Dixonville Community Forest Trail
Take in the wonders of the Boreal Forest on this beautifully kept walking trail and become enchanted by the mossy forest floors and large trees that surround you.
5. Manning Ski Hill
County of Northern Lights Attractions
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