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FeaturedSavePlace Title: Mile Zero Regional MultiplexPlace Description:
This unique multiplex in the Town of Grimshaw, offers something for everyone! Get active and go for a walk, jog or run on the 175.3 metre elevated running track. Then stop in at the well- equipped weight room for a work out. The spacious field house is perfect for special events like weddings, concerts and trade shows. From fall to spring, the ice surface in the arena is busy with hockey, figure skating and family skate time. The sizable and comfortable bleacher area offers the perfect spot to cheer on your favourite skater! Enjoy the summer sun and take a dip in the outdoor pool which is right next door to the multiplex. Drop in to the Visitor Information Centre conveniently located in the multiplex and plan your next adventure! Hungry after all this activity? Drop in to the onsite concession for some homemade goodness!
MISSION:
Designed as a multi-purpose facility, the Mile Zero Regional Multiplex offers a wide variety of physical activity and wellness opportunities designed to promote active living to our community and surrounding area residents.
Promoting Health, Wellness and Fitness opportunities, the Mile Zero Regional Multiplex supports such activities as: walking, running, cardiovascular & weight training, hockey, figure skating, basketball, badminton, volleyball, dance and much more……
Tags: Grimshaw WinterAddress: 4609 50 St
Grimshaw
Alberta
T0H 1W0
CanadaTelephone Number: (780) 332-4005This unique multiplex in the Town of Grimshaw, offers something for everyone! Get active and go for a walk, jog or run on the 175.3 metre elevated running track. Then stop in at the well- equipped weight room for a work out. The spacious field house is perfect for special events like weddings, concerts and trade shows. From fall to spring, the ice surface in the arena is busy with hockey, figure skating and family skate time. The sizable and comfortable bleacher area offers the perfect spot to cheer on your favourite skater! Enjoy the summer sun and take a dip in the outdoor pool which is right next door to the multiplex. Drop in to the Visitor Information Centre conveniently located in the multiplex and plan your next adventure! Hungry after all this activity? Drop in to the onsite concession for some homemade goodness!
MISSION:
Designed as a multi-purpose facility, the Mile Zero Regional Multiplex offers a wide variety of physical activity and wellness opportunities designed to promote active living to our community and surrounding area residents.
Promoting Health, Wellness and Fitness opportunities, the Mile Zero Regional Multiplex supports such activities as: walking, running, cardiovascular & weight training, hockey, figure skating, basketball, badminton, volleyball, dance and much more……
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FeaturedSavePlace Title: Whispering Pines Ski HillPlace Description:
Whispering Pines Ski Hill is Northern Alberta’s Best Kept Secret!
SPECIAL WINTER TRAVEL OFFER
See the Winter 2024-25 Ski and Stay Package with Whispering Pines Ski Hill and save!
Whispering Pines Ski Hill is considered one of Northern Alberta’s premier hills —for good reason.
A short, scenic 200-kilometre drive from Grande Prairie, this ski hill offers exceptional hospitality, impeccable maintained runs and dramatic scenery. There are 17 runs, 1 chair lift, 1 conveyer, 1 T-Bar, rental shop and ski school. The wide variety of terrain provides excellent skiing and snowboarding for all skill levels. Take a break in-between riding and warm up in their day lodge and enjoy a delicious hot meal. Or sit in the upper chalet and and enjoy a picturesque view of the ski hill. Whatever you do make sure you get your hands on one of their epic cinnamon buns. Visitors travel far and wide to get their hands on these cinnamon buns. Keep an eye out while on the hill for local wildlife friends crossing the coniferous tree-bordered runs. It’s not unusual to come across a deer, moose or even a fox.
Northern Alberta Small Ski Area (NASSA) Passport
New! With the purchase of a season pass.
This passport entitles the season pass holder to 1 complimentary lift pass at each of the participating skills. The ski area will stamp your passport to indicate redemption.
Return your completed passport, with stamps from all six ski areas to be entered into a draw at the end of the season. The passport is valid only during the season of purchase.
A complimentary pass exclusion of liability waiver must be signed by an adult for each ski area at the time of redemption.
Are you a cross-country skier?
Whispering Pines Ski Hill has an abundance of cross-country ski trails which are free for visitors to use, leading from the ski hill.
Hours of Operation:
- Friday, Saturday, Sunday and holidays, including school holidays.
Address: Worsley
Worsley
Alberta
T0H 3W0
CanadaWhispering Pines Ski Hill is Northern Alberta’s Best Kept Secret!
SPECIAL WINTER TRAVEL OFFER
See the Winter 2024-25 Ski and Stay Package with Whispering Pines Ski Hill and save!
Whispering Pines Ski Hill is considered one of Northern Alberta’s premier hills —for good reason.
A short, scenic 200-kilometre drive from Grande Prairie, this ski hill offers exceptional hospitality, impeccable maintained runs and dramatic scenery. There are 17 runs, 1 chair lift, 1 conveyer, 1 T-Bar, rental shop and ski school. The wide variety of terrain provides excellent skiing and snowboarding for all skill levels. Take a break in-between riding and warm up in their day lodge and enjoy a delicious hot meal. Or sit in the upper chalet and and enjoy a picturesque view of the ski hill. Whatever you do make sure you get your hands on one of their epic cinnamon buns. Visitors travel far and wide to get their hands on these cinnamon buns. Keep an eye out while on the hill for local wildlife friends crossing the coniferous tree-bordered runs. It’s not unusual to come across a deer, moose or even a fox.
Northern Alberta Small Ski Area (NASSA) Passport
New! With the purchase of a season pass.
This passport entitles the season pass holder to 1 complimentary lift pass at each of the participating skills. The ski area will stamp your passport to indicate redemption.
Return your completed passport, with stamps from all six ski areas to be entered into a draw at the end of the season. The passport is valid only during the season of purchase.
A complimentary pass exclusion of liability waiver must be signed by an adult for each ski area at the time of redemption.
Are you a cross-country skier?
Whispering Pines Ski Hill has an abundance of cross-country ski trails which are free for visitors to use, leading from the ski hill.
Hours of Operation:
- Friday, Saturday, Sunday and holidays, including school holidays.
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SavePlace Title: Mainway Electrical Outdoor RinkPlace Description:
An outdoor game of shinny is a great way to enjoy a sunny winter day. This is a free, first come first serve rink for all ages to enjoy. Check out the Mainway Electrical outdoor rink in Grimshaw, located on the north side of the Mile Zero Regional Multiplex at 4609 50thStreet in the Town of Grimshaw.
Tags: Grimshaw WinterAddress: 50 Street
Town of Grimshaw
Town of Grimshaw
T0H 1W0
CanadaAn outdoor game of shinny is a great way to enjoy a sunny winter day. This is a free, first come first serve rink for all ages to enjoy. Check out the Mainway Electrical outdoor rink in Grimshaw, located on the north side of the Mile Zero Regional Multiplex at 4609 50thStreet in the Town of Grimshaw.
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SavePlace Title: Peace River Outdoor Skating RinksPlace Description:
Enjoy the winter season in the Peace Region. Grab some skates and head out to one of the six outdoor neighbourhood ice rinks that the Town of Peace River operates.
- Shaftesbury Estates Rink –92 Street
- Lower West Peace Rink – 92 Street
- Saddleback Ridge Rink – 82 Street
- Riverside OutdoorRink – 101 Street
- Baytex Energy Centre Outdoor Rink – 73 Avenue
Additional Skating areas available.
- Riverfront Park Skating Area –100 Avenue
- Spruce Court Skating Area –98 Street
Check out the Town of Peace River’s website for guidelines for use and other information -https://peaceriver.ca/community-services/parks/or call 780-624-3204
Address: Town of Peace River
Peace River
Alberta
T8S 1M5
CanadaEnjoy the winter season in the Peace Region. Grab some skates and head out to one of the six outdoor neighbourhood ice rinks that the Town of Peace River operates.
- Shaftesbury Estates Rink –92 Street
- Lower West Peace Rink – 92 Street
- Saddleback Ridge Rink – 82 Street
- Riverside OutdoorRink – 101 Street
- Baytex Energy Centre Outdoor Rink – 73 Avenue
Additional Skating areas available.
- Riverfront Park Skating Area –100 Avenue
- Spruce Court Skating Area –98 Street
Check out the Town of Peace River’s website for guidelines for use and other information -https://peaceriver.ca/community-services/parks/or call 780-624-3204
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SavePlace Title: Pat’s Creek Interpretive TrailPlace Description:
Enjoy a relaxing hike or hop on your mountain bike and explore Pat’s Creek Interpretive Trail. Fresh air, beautiful views and wide-open spaces await visitors exploring this easily accessible trail only a quick 5-minute drive from the Town of Peace River. The trail head can be located by driving through the Sunrise Gateway Business Park, then turning onto the Fairground Road and continuing on until you reach the end of the road. Pat’s Creek is a tributary of the Peace River. It is named after Patrick Wesley, a Métis man who lived in a cabin adjacent to the creek on his property. Pat’s Creek Valley consists of glacial deposits left over from the last ice age about 12,000 years ago. The full 7.6km hike takes about 2 hours or turn back at the metal stair landing for a shorter 10-minute walk. Bring a picnic and be ready to capture photos of the stunning landscape and abundant wildlife in this spectacular spot!
Tags: Sunrise WinterAddress: Pats Creek
St. Isidore
St. Isidore
T8S 1Z5
CanadaTelephone Number: (780) 624-0013Enjoy a relaxing hike or hop on your mountain bike and explore Pat’s Creek Interpretive Trail. Fresh air, beautiful views and wide-open spaces await visitors exploring this easily accessible trail only a quick 5-minute drive from the Town of Peace River. The trail head can be located by driving through the Sunrise Gateway Business Park, then turning onto the Fairground Road and continuing on until you reach the end of the road. Pat’s Creek is a tributary of the Peace River. It is named after Patrick Wesley, a Métis man who lived in a cabin adjacent to the creek on his property. Pat’s Creek Valley consists of glacial deposits left over from the last ice age about 12,000 years ago. The full 7.6km hike takes about 2 hours or turn back at the metal stair landing for a shorter 10-minute walk. Bring a picnic and be ready to capture photos of the stunning landscape and abundant wildlife in this spectacular spot!
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SavePlace Title: Dixonville Community Forest TrailAddress: 1 Street West, Dixonville
Dixonville
Alberta
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SavePlace Title: Misery Mountain TrailPlace Description:
The Misery Mountain Trails offer natural trails to elevations that offer a wonderful view of the Peace River Valley and the west side of the community. To access the natural trail network, you can park at the trailhead just off 99th Ave behind the Westridge Condominiums.
This area is amazing for hiking and mountain biking. The views are worth the elevation gain!
Address: 99 Avenue, Rolling Hills
Peace River
Alberta
T8S 1M6
CanadaTelephone Number: (780) 624-2574The Misery Mountain Trails offer natural trails to elevations that offer a wonderful view of the Peace River Valley and the west side of the community. To access the natural trail network, you can park at the trailhead just off 99th Ave behind the Westridge Condominiums.
This area is amazing for hiking and mountain biking. The views are worth the elevation gain!
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SavePlace Title: Wilderness ParkCategory: Accommodations, Campgrounds, Circle Tour, Outdoors, Parks & Lakes, M.D. of Peace, Sights & Experiences, Trails, and Winter ActivitiesAddress: Grimshaw
Grimshaw
Alberta
T0H
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SavePlace Title: Fairview ArenaPlace Description:
The Fairview Fairplex Arena is home to the WJHL Fairview Flyers, Fairview Minor Hockey Teams, and the Fairview Silver Blades Skating Program. Family and public skating hours are also available. Located directly south of the Fairplex is an outdoor ice surface which is perfect for a casual pick-up game of shinny, or an afternoon skate with the family.
The Fairplex is located just one block off of Fairview’s Main Street at 10317 109th Street, very convenient for shopping and exploring town!
Tags: Town of Fairview WinterAddress: 10317 109 St
Fairview
Alberta
T0H 1L0
CanadaTelephone Number: 780-835-5461The Fairview Fairplex Arena is home to the WJHL Fairview Flyers, Fairview Minor Hockey Teams, and the Fairview Silver Blades Skating Program. Family and public skating hours are also available. Located directly south of the Fairplex is an outdoor ice surface which is perfect for a casual pick-up game of shinny, or an afternoon skate with the family.
The Fairplex is located just one block off of Fairview’s Main Street at 10317 109th Street, very convenient for shopping and exploring town!
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SavePlace Title: Fairview Ski HillPlace Description:
SPECIAL WINTER TRAVEL OFFER
See the Winter 2024-25 Ski and Stay Package at the Fairview Ski Hill and save!
Take a short drive southwest of Fairview to discover the Fairview Ski Hill with its beautiful views of the Hines Creek coulee. Say goodbye to lift lines and hello to 100% natural snow, Fairview Ski Hill is the perfect place to bring your family to play this winter. With 20,000ft of groomed runs, 4 lifts (beginner to expert) and a diverse terrain park, there is plenty of skiing and snowboarding for everyone to enjoy.
The Fairview ski hill is equipped with the best rental selection in the region, a full concession and a great view of the hill from the comfort of the chalet.
Northern Alberta Small Ski Area (NASSA) Passport
New! With the purchase of a season pass.
This passport entitles the season pass holder to 1 complimentary lift pass at each of the participating skills. The ski area will stamp your passport to indicate redemption.
Return your completed passport, with stamps from all six ski areas to be entered into a draw at the end of the season. The passport is valid only during the season of purchase.
A complimentary pass exclusion of liability waiver must be signed by an adult for each ski area at the time of redemption.
Regular Hours
Saturday & Sunday: 11:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Wednesday: 6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Holidays & No School Days: 11:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.Hours and dates are weather dependent and subject to change. Confirm by checking the daily snow report or calling the hill.
Don’t forget to book lessons for beginners and check out the special events running throughout the winter season.
Check out the Fairview Ski Hill on weekends or Wednesday and Thursday nights for night skiing!
Address: Range Road 45A
Fairview
Alberta
T0H 1L0
CanadaTelephone Number: (780) 835-4725Email: info@skifairview.comSPECIAL WINTER TRAVEL OFFER
See the Winter 2024-25 Ski and Stay Package at the Fairview Ski Hill and save!
Take a short drive southwest of Fairview to discover the Fairview Ski Hill with its beautiful views of the Hines Creek coulee. Say goodbye to lift lines and hello to 100% natural snow, Fairview Ski Hill is the perfect place to bring your family to play this winter. With 20,000ft of groomed runs, 4 lifts (beginner to expert) and a diverse terrain park, there is plenty of skiing and snowboarding for everyone to enjoy.
The Fairview ski hill is equipped with the best rental selection in the region, a full concession and a great view of the hill from the comfort of the chalet.
Northern Alberta Small Ski Area (NASSA) Passport
New! With the purchase of a season pass.
This passport entitles the season pass holder to 1 complimentary lift pass at each of the participating skills. The ski area will stamp your passport to indicate redemption.
Return your completed passport, with stamps from all six ski areas to be entered into a draw at the end of the season. The passport is valid only during the season of purchase.
A complimentary pass exclusion of liability waiver must be signed by an adult for each ski area at the time of redemption.
Regular Hours
Saturday & Sunday: 11:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Wednesday: 6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Holidays & No School Days: 11:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.Hours and dates are weather dependent and subject to change. Confirm by checking the daily snow report or calling the hill.
Don’t forget to book lessons for beginners and check out the special events running throughout the winter season.
Check out the Fairview Ski Hill on weekends or Wednesday and Thursday nights for night skiing!
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SavePlace Title: Misery Mountain Ski AreaPlace Description:
Misery Mountain Ski Area is located in Peace River, Alberta. A short 486 km north-west of Edmonton and 195 km north-east of Grande Prairie. Visitors flock here to enjoy the best downhill sports and to experience one of Alberta’s sunniest regions. Misery Mountain Ski Area offers the most vertical descent in northern Alberta. With two t-bars, quad chairlift, 26 runs, snowshoe trails, a terrain park and the Mighty Peace’s most extensive snowmaking system. Misery Mountain Ski Area is the Mighty Peace’s playground, right here in your backyard.
Northern Alberta Small Ski Area (NASSA) Passport
New! With the purchase of a season pass.
This passport entitles the season pass holder to 1 complimentary lift pass at each of the participating skills. The ski area will stamp your passport to indicate redemption.
Return your completed passport, with stamps from all six ski areas to be entered into a draw at the end of the season. The passport is valid only during the season of purchase.
A complimentary pass exclusion of liability waiver must be signed by an adult for each ski area at the time of redemption.
Hours of Operation:
- Saturdays: 10am -4pm (half day rates start at 1pm)
- Sundays: 12pm -4pm (half day rates all day)
Misery Mountain Ski Area offers a picturesque view of the Peace River Valley. They offer a family friendly atmosphere with a cozy chalet with a concession. Make sure you try their iconic poutine, because it doesn’t get more Canadian than that! Located right in the town of Peace River – making it easy to enjoy the other amenities that Peace River has to offer when you are done riding for the day. Lessons are available along with full rental gear and snowshoe rentals. Keep an eye on their social media channels for upcoming events throughout the year.
Tags: Peace River WinterAddress: 10408 89 Street
Peace River
Alberta
T8S 1N9
CanadaTelephone Number: (780) 624-4881Email: skimiserymountain@gmail.comMisery Mountain Ski Area is located in Peace River, Alberta. A short 486 km north-west of Edmonton and 195 km north-east of Grande Prairie. Visitors flock here to enjoy the best downhill sports and to experience one of Alberta’s sunniest regions. Misery Mountain Ski Area offers the most vertical descent in northern Alberta. With two t-bars, quad chairlift, 26 runs, snowshoe trails, a terrain park and the Mighty Peace’s most extensive snowmaking system. Misery Mountain Ski Area is the Mighty Peace’s playground, right here in your backyard.
Northern Alberta Small Ski Area (NASSA) Passport
New! With the purchase of a season pass.
This passport entitles the season pass holder to 1 complimentary lift pass at each of the participating skills. The ski area will stamp your passport to indicate redemption.
Return your completed passport, with stamps from all six ski areas to be entered into a draw at the end of the season. The passport is valid only during the season of purchase.
A complimentary pass exclusion of liability waiver must be signed by an adult for each ski area at the time of redemption.
Hours of Operation:
- Saturdays: 10am -4pm (half day rates start at 1pm)
- Sundays: 12pm -4pm (half day rates all day)
Misery Mountain Ski Area offers a picturesque view of the Peace River Valley. They offer a family friendly atmosphere with a cozy chalet with a concession. Make sure you try their iconic poutine, because it doesn’t get more Canadian than that! Located right in the town of Peace River – making it easy to enjoy the other amenities that Peace River has to offer when you are done riding for the day. Lessons are available along with full rental gear and snowshoe rentals. Keep an eye on their social media channels for upcoming events throughout the year.
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SavePlace 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.
JOIN THE ASA TODAY
Buying your ASA membership Trail Pass is your ticket to unforgettable snowmobiling this season.
The least expensive trail passes in Canada! Your membership Trail Pass investment is used by the clubs and the ASA to maintain, build, sign and improve the trails on which you ride.
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 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.
JOIN THE ASA TODAY
Buying your ASA membership Trail Pass is your ticket to unforgettable snowmobiling this season.
The least expensive trail passes in Canada! Your membership Trail Pass investment is used by the clubs and the ASA to maintain, build, sign and improve the trails on which you ride.
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SavePlace Title: Baytex Energy CentrePlace Description:
Hockey is part of the Canadian culture in Canada and the sport is part of our national identity.
The Baytex Energy Centre is the premiere recreation facility in the Peace River Region offering a wide variety of sports and fitness options. An indoor fieldhouse and running track offers year-round access to field sports, there is also an ice rink, indoor children’s playground, fitness centre, concession stand, and community rooms.
Tags: Peace River WinterAddress: 9810 73 Ave
Peace River
Alberta
T8S 1B5
Hockey is part of the Canadian culture in Canada and the sport is part of our national identity.
The Baytex Energy Centre is the premiere recreation facility in the Peace River Region offering a wide variety of sports and fitness options. An indoor fieldhouse and running track offers year-round access to field sports, there is also an ice rink, indoor children’s playground, fitness centre, concession stand, and community rooms.