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Place Title: NAR Station Peace River Visitor Information CentrePlace Description:
The historic Peace River NAR Station, last of its kind in northern Alberta.
The NAR Station was built in 1916, a Class C Station, it is the last of its kind in Northern Alberta. The station was restored in 1988, and declared a Provincial Historic Resource Site on April 29, 1988. It now serves as the Town of Peace River’s Visitor Information Centre. The ground floor has been furnished to the 1920s-1930s era, and upstairs features local art. Events are held at the station throughout the summer and autumn.
This is the place to make all of your Mighty Peace plans. Offering free information for sightseeing, attractions, accommodations, museums, tours and restaurants. The have a complete collection of current information on the Mighty Peace.
The Visitor Information Centre is your one-stop shop for planning your time in the Mighty Peace. The professional, highly-trained staff can help you make the most of your Mighty Peace experience and plan your journeys into Mighty Peace and beyond.
Hours of operation:
Open May long weekend until September long weekend. Friday to Monday 9am – 4:30pm.
Directions:
Please note the 98 Street exit to Downtown is presently CLOSED.
From Highway 2 (Edmonton or Fairview/Grimshaw):
Exit the highway at 100 Street (Hwy 744), and head south under the railway trestle. At the traffic circle, take the first exit (the first right); the street that leads between the Sawridge Hotel and the KFC. Follow this street until you see the NAR Station, which is a two-storey red wooden building. There is adequate parking on site.
From Highway 744 (north from Girouxville):
When you’ve made it to the bottom of Judah hill at the junction of 104th Avenue and 101 Street turn right. Follow this street (101 Street) north until you reach the T junction (the Fire Hall with a tower will be facing you). Turn left, and at the set of lights turn right. Follow this street to the traffic circle. Enter the traffic circle and take the third exit; the street that leads between the Sawridge Hotel and the KFC. Follow this street until you see the NAR Station, which is a two-storey red wooden building. There is adequate parking on site.
Accessibility:
The NAR Station does have a ramp onto the station platform, however we do not have accessible washrooms. Because we are an historic building, our doorways may be too narrow for some wheel chairs.
Facilities:
- washrooms (not wheelchair accessible)
- picnic tables
- visitor information
- exhibits
- brochures and maps for the region
Address: 9309 100 St
Peace River
Alberta
T8S 1H7
CanadaThe historic Peace River NAR Station, last of its kind in northern Alberta. The NAR Station was built in 1916, a Class C Station, it is the last of its kind in Northern Alberta. The station was restored in 1988, and declared a Provincial Historic Resource Site on April 29, 1988. It now serves as the Town of Peace River’s Visitor Information Read more... -
Place Title: Eaglesham Lakeside Golf & Country ClubPlace Description:
Experience the Best of Northern Alberta Golf at the Eaglesham Lakeside Golf and Country Club
If you are looking for a relaxing and scenic weekend getaway in Northern Alberta, you definitely will want to check out the Eaglesham Lakeside Golf and Country Club. This 9-hole golf course is located near the charming hamlet of Eaglesham, halfway between Peace River and Grande Prairie. It offers a challenging and enjoyable golf experience for players of all skill levels, as well as stunning views of the surrounding countryside and lakes.
The Eaglesham Golf and Country Club was established in 1970 and has been a popular destination for locals and visitors alike ever since. The course features well-maintained greens, fairways, and bunkers, as well as water hazards and trees that add to the difficulty and beauty of the game. The course is open from May to October, weather permitting, and has affordable rates and friendly staff. You can also rent clubs, carts, and pull carts at the pro shop, or enjoy a snack, meal or a drink at the clubhouse.
July 27, 2023 Seniors-Age 50+ TournamentJuly 29, 2023 Couples Modified Scotch BallAugust 3rd, 2023 West Smoky Rec Centre FundraiserSeptember 2nd, 2023 Couples League Wind UpSeptember 9th, 2023 Ladies League Wind UPSeptember 11th, 2023 3 Person Cash ScrambleSeptember 13nd, 2023 Mens League Wind UpSeptember 16th, 2023 Club ChampionshipSeptember 23rd, 2023 Cryder Cup Match PlaySeptember 30th, 2023 Closing Tournament – Member’s OnlyEaglesham RV Park
Visit the Eaglesham RV Park, which is adjacent to the golf course and has a full service sites (30 Amp & 50 Amp Available), a picnic area, and newly renovated shower house. Stay the night, relax and enjoy the nature.
There is something for everyone at the Eaglesham Golf and Country Club. Whether you are a golf enthusiast or a nature lover, you will find plenty of reasons to visit this hidden gem in Northern Alberta. So pack your bags and book your trip today!
For more information and current rates call – 780-837-2100
Address: Eaglesham
Birch Hills
Alberta
CanadaTelephone Number: (780) 359-2520Email: golfeaglesham@gmail.comExperience the Best of Northern Alberta Golf at the Eaglesham Lakeside Golf and Country Club If you are looking for a relaxing and scenic weekend getaway in Northern Alberta, you definitely will want to check out the Eaglesham Lakeside Golf and Country Club. This 9-hole golf course is located near the charming hamlet of Eaglesham, halfway between Peace River and Grande Read more... -
Place Title: Smoky Lanes Bowling AlleyPlace Description:
Smoky Lanes Bowling Alley offers 5 pin bowling and a restaurant to keep players fed and happy. Ideal for the entire family, this entertaining pitstop is a great way to blow off some steam and enjoy quality time with your favourite people.
Hours of operation: Please call 780-323-4244 for up to date hours.
Get There: Head north for 100m, located on the right.
Tags: girouxvilleAddress: Village of Girouxville
Village of Girouxville
Alberta
CanadaTelephone Number: 780-323-4244Smoky Lanes Bowling Alley offers 5 pin bowling and a restaurant to keep players fed and happy. Ideal for the entire family, this entertaining pitstop is a great way to blow off some steam and enjoy quality time with your favourite people. Hours of operation: Please call 780-323-4244 for up to date hours. Get There: Head north for 100m, located on Read more... -
Place Title: Valley B AviationPlace Description:
Priding themselves on excellence and professionalism, Valley B Aviation are Remote Operation Specialists, an approved Robinson Helicopter Company Service Center. They get their clients safely and efficiently to places that usually do not have road access, and provide aircraft owners with the highest level of helicopter maintenance. Their clients include professionals in various industries such as forest management, oil and gas, and environmental. They also provide the bird’s eye view for aerial photography and thermal spotting. They also offer a hotshot service to get supplies to those hard-to-reach areas in northern Alberta, and private tours in the local area.
Aircraft Fleet
They have three aircraft that provide incredible views: the Robinson R66 Turbine (also has air conditioning and holds 4 passengers, the Robinson R44 II (holds 3 passengers), and the Airbus AS350 FX2 (holds 5 passengers).
Aircraft Maintenance
Whether you are looking for an oil change or your aircraft is due for a major inspection, Valley B Aviation strives to deliver the safest and highest level of helicopter maintenance. Their maintenance staff have extensive knowledge of Robinson Helicopters, and Valley B Aviation has a Transport Canada Approved Maintenance Organization Certificate since 2001. They can work on aircraft at their facility in Manning, Alberta, or they are happy to hit the road and come to you.
Category: AttractionsAddress: Town of Manning
Manning
Alberta
CanadaTelephone Number: 780-836-4309Email: admin@valleybaviation.comPriding themselves on excellence and professionalism, Valley B Aviation are Remote Operation Specialists, an approved Robinson Helicopter Company Service Center. They get their clients safely and efficiently to places that usually do not have road access, and provide aircraft owners with the highest level of helicopter maintenance. Their clients include professionals in various industries such as forest management, oil and Read more... -
Place Title: Twelve Foot Davis GravesitePlace Description:
A breathtaking lookout over the Town of Peace River in honor of Henry Fuller Davis, a trader on the Peace River who literally struck gold on a 12 foot claim in the 1860s. The park features include pathways, landscaping, interpretive panels, picnic benches and parking. This is a great viewpoint and photography spot.
Getting There:
Once in the Town of Peace River take Highway 2 South heading up the East Hill. Once at the top of the hill take a left onto Sunrise Road and immediately turn left on Fairgrounds Road. Travel for approximately 1 kilometre, look for signage and turn left on Twelve Foot Davis Road. This road will lead to the gravesite.
Category: Attractions, Northern Sunrise County, Outdoors, Places To See, Sights & Experiences, and Things To DoAddress: Twelve Foot Davis Rd
Northern Sunrise County
Alberta
CanadaA breathtaking lookout over the Town of Peace River in honor of Henry Fuller Davis, a trader on the Peace River who literally struck gold on a 12 foot claim in the 1860s. The park features include pathways, landscaping, interpretive panels, picnic benches and parking. This is a great viewpoint and photography spot. Getting There: Once in the Town of Read more... -
Place Title: Cecil Thompson ParkPlace Description:
Community Park and Campground, the bouncy pillow at Cecil Thompson Park has fast become a landmark in the community of Northern Sunrise County. In addition to the bouncy pillow the park features; challenging outdoor exercise equipment, a wonderful fishing pond, a beautiful gazebo and a walking bridge. A perfect location to spend the day or spend the night at one of the 5 unserviced lots, available first come first serve at no charge.
The bouncy pillow is available from 8am – 10pm, 7 days a week.
Category: Accommodations, Attractions, Campgrounds, Fishing, Northern Sunrise County, Outdoors, Parks & Lakes, and Things To DoTags: Must-See FishingAddress: Pioneer Road
Saint Isidore
Alberta
T0H 3B0
CanadaTelephone Number: (780) 322-3831Community Park and Campground, the bouncy pillow at Cecil Thompson Park has fast become a landmark in the community of Northern Sunrise County. In addition to the bouncy pillow the park features; challenging outdoor exercise equipment, a wonderful fishing pond, a beautiful gazebo and a walking bridge. A perfect location to spend the day or spend the night at one Read more... -
Place Title: Five Star Golf ClubPlace Description:
5 Star Golf Course is a par 32, 9 hole gem, all on its own, that can be found in the Little Smoky River Region in the northern part of Alberta. It is a unique and inviting golf experience, surrounded by forest, that displays itself before you with it’s beautifully landscaped fairways, immaculate greens and challenging bunkers. The course is conveniently located in the picturesque river valley along the Little Smoky River. It is a favorite destination for golfers in the local area and also for those who are visiting that are just looking for a relaxing game to fit into their schedule.
Monday – Junior’s night
Tuesday – Couples night
Wednesday – Ladies’ League 7:00 pm (drop-in welcome)
Thursdays – Men’s league 7:00 pm
2022 Tournaments
May 5th – Cinco de mayo
May 8th – Mothers Day Brunch
June 19th – Fathers Day Supper & Fathers golf for ½ price
July 1st – Canada Day Parade with cake and ice cream
July 16th – Duck Drop
July 23rd – Couples Tournament
August 6th – Golf Cart Poker Rally
August 13th – Cash Scramble
August 20th – Glow Ball Tournament
August 27th – Movie Night/Hawaiian night theme
Sep 3rd – Corn Roast
Sep 17th – Season win up Patio Party
Every special event will be paired with delicious and unique specials and a signature drink special
Restrictions permitting, they will have a Couples Tournament planned for July 24th, 60$ a person for nonmembers and $50 for members with lunch and supper included. The Annual Cash Scramble on Aug 14th, $300 per team with lunch and supper included. We have daily homemade soups and specials as well as happy hour from 5-7 pm. Camping also available.
Check the website for rates and availability.
Call for more information.5 Star Golf Course Campground
Come and enjoy a golfing get away at the 5 Star Golf Course Campground. Stay in comfort and play a round or two on this par 32, 9-hole gem found in the Little Smoky River Region in the northwest part of Alberta. This is a unique and inviting camping experience surrounded by forest with the convenience of great golfing nearby. Full service lots available and if you’re not in the mood to cook, the clubhouse restaurant offers a full menu and licensed bar! The course and campground are conveniently located in the picturesque valley along the Little Smoky River.
For more information and current rates call – 780-837-2100
Category: Accommodations, Attractions, Camping & Golf, Food & Drink, Golf, MD Smoky River, Outdoors, Things To Do, and Town of FalherAddress: Range Rd 222
Guy
Alberta
T0H 1Y0
CanadaTelephone Number: (780) 837-2100Email: fivestargolfclub@hotmail.com5 Star Golf Course is a par 32, 9 hole gem, all on its own, that can be found in the Little Smoky River Region in the northern part of Alberta. It is a unique and inviting golf experience, surrounded by forest, that displays itself before you with it’s beautifully landscaped fairways, immaculate greens and challenging bunkers. The course is conveniently located Read more... -
Place Title: 12 Foot Davis StatuePlace Description:
The legendary 12 Foot Davis statue!
Henry Fuller Davis struck it rich in the mid-1800s on a 12 Foot gold claim in northern British Columbia, earning him around $12,000 as well as the “12 Foot Davis” nickname. Spending much of his life as a fur trader on the Peace River, he left his mark on many places in the region and was known for his good business sense and friendliness.
A wooden statue of 12 Foot Davis stands proudly in Riverfront Park, located along the bank of the Peace River, downtown Peace River. The park is complimented by a children’s playground, gazebo, and a beautiful view of the Peace River. A paved walking trail connects the park to the Peace River Museum, Archives and Mackenzie Centre.
Address: 100 Avenue
Peace River
Alberta
T8S 1J3
CanadaThe legendary 12 Foot Davis statue! Henry Fuller Davis struck it rich in the mid-1800s on a 12 Foot gold claim in northern British Columbia, earning him around $12,000 as well as the “12 Foot Davis” nickname. Spending much of his life as a fur trader on the Peace River, he left his mark on many places in the region Read more... -
Place Title: Peace Valley Snow RidersPlace Description:
The Peace Valley Snow Riders are a group dedicated to helping families and friends get out of the house and enjoy the Mighty Peace this winter. Their mission is to promote responsible snowmobiling in the Peace Region and develop trails that form a network on both the east and west side of Peace River. Each trail has rest stops with fire pits, picnic tables, outhouses and firewood.
With many sights and scenery to appreciate, riding their trails is a must this winter!
Memberships & Trail Passes
Memberships and trail passes can be purchased in Peace River at Mighty Peace Powersports, Maximum Powersports and Thomas Homes & RV Center. Purchases can also be made in Hines Creek at Scanalta Sales or online at albertasnowmobile.ca
THERE ARE NOW FOUR GROOMED AND MAINTAINED TRAILS IN THE MIGHTY PEACE
Baytex Wesley Trail
This trail officially opened on March 5, 2016 in conjunction with the Club’s first Poker Rally. This 30 km trail runs in a loop to the east and north of St. Isidore and the staging area can be accessed from Township Road 842, north of St. Isidore. There is also an access point directly from St. Isidore for those in the area.
Osmand/Get Away Cabins Leddy Lake Trail
This trail opened on March 19, 2011 and is located north of Town of Peace River. It runs 40 km north from the Leddy Lake Recreation Area to the area of Driftwood Lake near Deadwood. It also crosses the beautiful Whitemud river valley. This trail also includes a small loop near the Leddy Lake Recreation Area.
Smith Mills Trail
Opening on March 11, 2017, the East End Staging Area is located to the north of Grimshaw and the West End Staging Area is located to the north of the Village of Hines Creek. This trail runs 60 kilometers north of Figure Eight Lake to just east of Stoney Lake. It includes a loop near the west end of the trail that has a magnificent view of the area. Recently there has been 20km added to this trail with community access north of Last Lake.
Canfor Hines Creek Trail
This trail opened in 2019 and joins up with the Smith Mills trail and is the only trail that is connected to a community where sledders can go for fuel, food and a sled shop for repairs. With a total of 100km, it is perfect for those who want to experience a longer ride. The scenery on this trail is diverse and amazing, and the trail itself is one of the more challenging trails.
Category: Attractions, Town of Grimshaw, Village of Hines Creek, Mighty Peace Essentials, Outdoors, Parks & Lakes, Town of Peace River, M.D. of Peace, Sights & Experiences, Town of Saint Isidore, and Winter ActivitiesAddress: Leddy Lake Staging Area
Dixonville
Alberta
T0H 1E0
CanadaTelephone Number: (780) 618-6649The Peace Valley Snow Riders are a group dedicated to helping families and friends get out of the house and enjoy the Mighty Peace this winter. Their mission is to promote responsible snowmobiling in the Peace Region and develop trails that form a network on both the east and west side of Peace River. Each trail has rest stops with Read more... -
Place Title: Peace River Spray ParkPlace Description:
Beat the heat and enjoy the summer weather at the Town of Peace River’s Spray Park. Cool off in the parks unexpected water spouts, cannon streams, flower showers, and more. Pack a picnic because the kiddos are not going to want to leave the park.
Address: 10017 102 St
Peace River
Alberta
T0H
CanadaTelephone Number: (780) 624-1000Beat the heat and enjoy the summer weather at the Town of Peace River’s Spray Park. Cool off in the parks unexpected water spouts, cannon streams, flower showers, and more. Pack a picnic because the kiddos are not going to want to leave the park. Read more... -
Place Title: St. Isidore Museum & Cultural CentrePlace Description:
St. Isidore Museum & Cultural Centre – English
Situated in the quaint hamlet of St-Isidore, is a museum that depicts the storied heritage of the francophone community that left Quebec to establish itself in the Mighty Peace. In the museum, you’ll find costumes, pictures and artefacts that tell the story of hardships and victories. Also, theres a train car replica inside of the museum to help visualize the trek that the families had to make with their enormous families as well as with their livestock.
St. Isidore Museum & Cultural Centre – French
Situé dans le pittoresque hameau de St-Isidore, ce musée présente l’héritage historique de la communauté francophone qui a permis au gens du Québec de s’établir au sein de la région de Rivière-de-la-Paix. Dans le musée, vous trouverez des costumes, des images et des artefacts qui racontent l’histoire des épreuves et des victoires. De plus, il y a une réplique d’un wagon de train à l’intérieur du musée pour aider à visualiser le trek que les familles devaient faire avec leur famille et avec leur bétail. Nous accueillons tout le monde, même si vous ne parlez pas français.
Tisserandes De St. Isidore (St. Isidore Weavers)
Weaving is an ancient art!
At the Centre Culturel de St-Isidore the St. Isidore Weavers share their talents and perpetuates the traditional arts and crafts of their ancestors. Stop by and admire or take home a piece of their work.
Hours Of Operation:
- Monday – Thursday, 9:00am -4:30pm
- Fridays – Call (780)624-8481
Category: Arts & Culture, Attractions, Library, Museums, Places To See, Shopping, and Town of Saint IsidoreAddress: Bouchard Road
Saint Isidore
Alberta
T0H 3B0
Telephone Number: (780) 624-8481Email: explorestisidore@gmail.comSt. Isidore Museum & Cultural Centre – English Situated in the quaint hamlet of St-Isidore, is a museum that depicts the storied heritage of the francophone community that left Quebec to establish itself in the Mighty Peace. In the museum, you’ll find costumes, pictures and artefacts that tell the story of hardships and victories. Also, theres a train car replica Read more... -
Place Title: Corn Maze & Country Clutter DecorPlace Description:
Load up the whole family and get lost…literally!
What better way to enjoy the fall season than to go test your sense of direction in a field full of giant corn stalks and towering sunflowers. At the Corn Maze and Country Clutter Décor, you can do just that!
Situated in the countryside near Brownvale, the Corn Maze is an interactive experience from start to finish. Perfect for all ages, you can expect a fully entertaining and engaging time as soon as you step foot on site. Your first stop will be at the Country Clutter Décor building to register for the maze and meet the friendly faces running it. Here, you will be able to browse and buy handmade artisan crafts and décor, purchase snacks and learn more about the day’s events.
Once outside, you will be met with many outdoor games and activities, a crackling and inviting wood fire to sit around, the perfect photo opportunity to commemorate your visit. There are also some farm animals to pet and enjoy. As you make your way across the large yard and enter the maze, you will be met with pure, seasonal enjoyment and laughter from fellow guests in the distance. Inside the maze, children will love running through the paths and finding dead ends, while adults can enjoy the challenge of successfully finding their way through.
This is a must do as summer comes to an end! Plan an afternoon here and see why so many locals love it, you won’t be disappointed.
Rules:
No pets please, for the safety of your pet and our livestock.
Please stay on the paths that we have made in the maze, so you enjoy the full maze and keep the corn standing for the next visitors.Hours of operation:
The corn maze is open on Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 1-8 pm. Also holiday Monday in September from 1-8 pmLocation:
Travel west of Grimshaw on highway 685 (the highway that goes past the hospital in Grimshaw) for 25 km. At range road 260 (there is a corn maze sign in the ditch here) turn left onto the gravel. Turn right at the first driveway (by the grain bins). Parking is straight ahead and please check in at the Corn Maze office.Cost:
3 yrs and under are free
$10.00 per person
We accept cash, debit and e- transfer.Category: AttractionsAddress: Range Rd 260, Brownvale, AB T0H 0L0
Brownvale
Alberta
CanadaTelephone Number: 780-597-2077Load up the whole family and get lost…literally! What better way to enjoy the fall season than to go test your sense of direction in a field full of giant corn stalks and towering sunflowers. At the Corn Maze and Country Clutter Décor, you can do just that! Situated in the countryside near Brownvale, the Corn Maze is an interactive Read more... -
Place Title: Whirlwind AcresPlace Description:
Special Winter Travel Offer
2023-24 Dogsledding Package coming soon!
They have a longer run in Berwyn now called the Phoenix Prairie run, which is the same distance and price as Ashurs way in Peace river.Have you ever wanted to get up close and personal with a purebred Siberian Husky sled dog or a Pure Bred Canadian Eskimo dog? Because now you can at Whirlwind Acres! Offering year-round fun, a dog boarding kennel and one-of-a-kind experiences, Whirlwind Acres is truly an animal lover’s dream.
Located just outside of Berwyn with plenty of room to roam and explore, guests can visit and get a healthy dose of affection from the many four-legged friends on site.
During the summer months they host events where visitors can participate in educational opportunities surrounding the health and care of the majestic purebreds, learn mushing commands and how to harness sled dogs, plus sneak in a few furry snuggles. On top of that, you can now celebrate your birthday with the cuddly creatures and spend hours getting wet and wild in their dog friendly spray park.
When winter hits, the fun goes through the roof! During the snowy season, visitors can book a dog sledding tour and experience a once in a lifetime moment behind the fast feet in front of them. Once the dogs complete their loop in the fluffy white snow, guests are brought back to a warm bonfire for a comforting cup of hot chocolate and plenty of tasty s ’mores. This unique experience provides a full day of entertainment and is a must try!
Whirlwind Acres also offers top quality care to those who need a place to board their furry family members. With a clean and welcoming dog kennel available, it is a home away from home for visiting canines.
Plan your visit now and see why so many people (and dogs) love being at Whirlwind Acres!
Sled Dog Rides – Wintertime Fun at Whirlwind Acres
Renny’s Adventure
Renny’s Adventure takes you on an approximate 1.5km trail pulled by a team of fun-loving Siberian Huskies.
This tour includes an approximately 30 minutes presentation on the dogs of whirlwind Acres. After your sled ride there is a fire with hot chocolate and smores.
Pricing:
Adult (13 and over) – $45
Youth (4-12) – $30
Toddler (3 and Under) – Free with Paid Adult
Sled Dog Rides – Peace River Ag Grounds
Ashur’s Way
Ashur’s Way takes you on an approximate 2km trail pulled by a team of fun-loving Siberian Huskies.
This tour includes a 30-minute presentation on the amazing history of working dogs and so much more. After your sled ride there is a fire with hot chocolate and smores.
Pricing:
Adult (13 and over) – $55
Youth (4-12) – $40
Toddler (3 and Under) – Free with Paid Adult
Nova’s Journey
This tour takes you on an Approximately 5km trail. Enjoy campfire with smores and Hot chocolate at the halfway point.
Ride includes 30-minute presentation about the amazing history of working dogs and so much more.
Also, Available for the first time ever is self-driven sleds!
Pricing:
Adult (13 and over) – $120
Youth (4-12) – $90
Toddler (3 and Under) – Free with Paid Adult
Self-driven sled (14 and over) – $25
Limited dates available!
Category: AttractionsAddress: AB-2
Berwyn
Alberta
T0H 0E0
CanadaTelephone Number: 780-625-1513Email: info@whirlwind-acres.comSpecial Winter Travel Offer 2023-24 Dogsledding Package coming soon! They have a longer run in Berwyn now called the Phoenix Prairie run, which is the same distance and price as Ashurs way in Peace river. Have you ever wanted to get up close and personal with a purebred Siberian Husky sled dog or a Pure Bred Canadian Eskimo dog? Because Read more... -
Place Title: Peace River Motocross TrackPlace Description:
The Peace River Motocross Track is described as one of the more pro style tracks on the Peace Motocross Association circuit, it keeps riders on their A-game with big jumps and technical features. The track, which opened in August 2015, has been enjoyed by local and regional enthusiasts. For more information, see the Peace River Motocross Club’s Facebook group. This motocross track is located approximately 26km northwest of Peace River. For information call 780-836-3348.
Address: 26km northwest of Peace River
Peace River
Alberta
T8S 1M5
CanadaTelephone Number: 780-618-9504The Peace River Motocross Track is described as one of the more pro style tracks on the Peace Motocross Association circuit, it keeps riders on their A-game with big jumps and technical features. The track, which opened in August 2015, has been enjoyed by local and regional enthusiasts. For more information, see the Peace River Motocross Club’s Facebook group. This Read more... -
Place Title: Historic Dunvegan Provincial ParkPlace Description:
Explore the history of Indigenous people, the fur trade and missionaries in the Peace Region by touring Historic Dunvegan! This National Historic Site of Canada is located alongside the Peace River with a breathtaking view of Dunvegan Bridge. This bridge is Alberta’s longest vehicle suspension bridge. There is a visitors’ centre located near the entrance which offers information as well as guided tours of the historic buildings. Guided tours are available from mid May until Labor Day. Four original authentically restored and furnished buildings are located in the same places they were over a century ago. There are wide variety of cultural and nature-based activities available.
Day use camp areas with fire pits and horseshoe pitches are available to visitors. A playground and extensive hiking/biking trails will entertain visitors of all ages. Canada Day celebrations are held here annually as well as a fresh air market, children’s programs and amphitheatre presentations. Stroll down to the near by market gardens for ice cream, shopping and mini golf! Dunvegan Provincial Park is located adjacent to this historic site for visitors wishing to stay overnight or longer.
Historic Dunvegan is open mid May through to the beginning of September, 10am-5pm Wednesday through Sunday. It is located 26km south of Fairview on highway #2.
For information call – 780-835-7150
Category: Arts & Culture, Attractions, On the Peace River, District of Fairview, Guided Adventure, Mighty Peace Essentials, Museums, Places To See, Sights & Experiences, and Things To DoAddress: Township Rd 801A
md of fairview
Alberta
T0H 0L0
CanadaTelephone Number: 780-835-7150Email: Historic.Dunvegan@gov.ab.caExplore the history of Indigenous people, the fur trade and missionaries in the Peace Region by touring Historic Dunvegan! This National Historic Site of Canada is located alongside the Peace River with a breathtaking view of Dunvegan Bridge. This bridge is Alberta’s longest vehicle suspension bridge. There is a visitors’ centre located near the entrance which offers information as well Read more... -
Place Title: All Saints Anglican ChurchPlace Description:
All Saints Anglican Church was declared a Municipal Historic Resource in 2009. The Church has been available to everyone for worship services, baptisms, weddings and funerals for the past 80 years. The church was an integral part of the early settlers’ community in an area that was geographically isolated by rivers on all sides and was a social focal point for three communities; Cherry Pont, Bear Canyon and Clayhurst.
Anglican missionaries began working in the area in the early 1930s, shortly after the first settlers arrived. Local volunteers constructed the building and the first service was held in the unfinished building on August 25, 1937.
The All Saints Anglican Church architecture incorporates gothic revival features such as the pointed arch windows and vaulted sanctuary that is separated from the nave by a railing. The original handmade box for the Chalice and Communion set is still used and the pews are original and hand hewn.
All Saints Anglican Church can be found approximately 80km West of Worsley in the Cherry Point area.
For information call – 780-685-3925
Address: All Saints Anglican Church can be found approximately 80km West of Worsley in the Cherry Point area.
Cherry Point
Clear Hills County
CanadaTelephone Number: 780-685-3925All Saints Anglican Church was declared a Municipal Historic Resource in 2009. The Church has been available to everyone for worship services, baptisms, weddings and funerals for the past 80 years. The church was an integral part of the early settlers’ community in an area that was geographically isolated by rivers on all sides and was a social focal point Read more... -
Place Title: Mile Zero MarkerPlace Description:
Exploring Alberta’s North and beyond?
Be sure to stop in at the Mile Zero Marker in Grimshaw and get a photo! This monument which is part of the Tom Baldwin Memorial Arboretum and the Historic Mackenzie Highway Park, is easy to find, right off the main highway 2 going through the town of Grimshaw. The historic Northern Alberta Railway car beside the marker, offers another photo opportunity for visitors. The monument marks mile zero of the Mackenzie Highway that will lead visitors north to Manning, High Level, Hay River, Yellowknife and beyond.
Tags: Circle TourAddress: 5020 55th Avenue
Grimshaw
Alberta
T0H 1W0
CanadaExploring Alberta’s North and beyond? Be sure to stop in at the Mile Zero Marker in Grimshaw and get a photo! This monument which is part of the Tom Baldwin Memorial Arboretum and the Historic Mackenzie Highway Park, is easy to find, right off the main highway 2 going through the town of Grimshaw. The historic Northern Alberta Railway car Read more...