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Place 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 pm Location: 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.

Place Description: Treat yourself to organic, nourishing, luxurious and ethical products from The Green Goddess and your body and spirit will thank you. The Green Goddess offers a wide variety of high-quality skincare products, essential oils, personal hygiene products, teas, and handcrafted soaps. Some of the most treasured products include the whipped organic body butter, the natural and organic skincare and baby care lines, and the large selection of high-quality and affordable essential oils. All products are ethically sourced, plant-based, and some ingredients are harvested and wildcrafted right here in the Peace Country by The Green Goddess founder Sarah Keates herself. Products can be purchased at The Green Goddess Studio located in Northern Sunrise Country, online or at the following locations:

• Peace River – The Bodhi Tree Eco Boutique and Mint Health and Drugs
• Grimshaw – Riverside Ranch and Décor
• Dixonville – The Dixonville General Store
• Manning – Euphoria
• Hines Creek – Ubuntu Wellness
• High Prairie – Soul Peace Collective Grande Prairie – The Whispering Tree

Sarah offers various workshops at her studio where people can learn to make various products and learn about the medicinal benefits of the herbs and plants used. So be sure to follow The Green Goddess, there are some super exciting plans in the works that will put them on the map as an official tourist destination in the north! The Green Goddess Studio is located 20 minutes from Peace River: Take Highway 2 south to Nampa, and just before Nampa, turn left on South Harmon Valley Road for 11 km. Turn right on Range Road 195; the studio is located on the first acreage on the left. 

Place Description: Enjoy the many flavours of the Philippines at Lola’s Milk Tea in Peace River. Lola’s is the only place in the region that serves traditional Milk Tea, and they also serve delicious traditional Filipino street food and desserts. Be sure to stop by this charming and welcoming shop and try out their bestseller, the UBE (purple yam) Cheesecake Milk Tea, homemade dumplings (siomai), their traditional meat-filled buns (siopa) or the Halo Halo dessert. But don’t stop there; there are a ton of Milk Tea flavours to choose from – Wintermelon, Matcha, Tara or Brown sugar Milk Tea. In addition, they have several specialty milk teas that will keep you coming back for more, like the Cookies and Cream Milk Team, Lola’s 4, Crème Brule and Lola’s Pink Drink and their fruit teas like the Mix Tropical Sparkler are super refreshing. In the Philippine’s native language, Tagalog, “Lola” means grandmother. This wonderful little shop was named “Lola’s” to honour Amanada Salvador Tinidad, the owner’s mother, and grandmother to seven grandchildren. Amanda was very ambitious, hardworking, and one of the first Filipino women to work abroad to better provide for her family. Lola’s is located in the same building as Tatay’s Variety Store, carrying Filipino food, candies, dumplings, buns and sausages. Lola’s is open Monday to Friday from 11-7 pm and Sunday from 12:30 – 7 pm. 

Place Description: Located on the Shaftesbury Trail near Peace River, Alberta, Peace River Cabins and Outdoors is dedicated to helping others experience the natural wonders of the mighty and majestic Peace River.

Place Description: Explore the legendary Mighty Peace, from the fur trade to modern times, through the exhibits at our museum. Discover Nampa and Northern Sunrise County’s historic multicultural roots by following the steps of those who ventured to Canada’s northern-most homesteading area, across the Grouard Trail and onto the railways that took people from all over the world through muskeg to the Mighty Peace Country. Learn about local industries, about farming, about traditional ways as we guide you through the indoor and outdoor exhibits and buildings. With displays on two floors open year round and outdoor exhibits accessible from May to September, the Nampa and District Museum is more than worth a gander. Major attractions include:

• The original water tank built by the Central Canada Railway to which Nampa owes its very own existence;
• Our old-time boardwalk of shops and businesses from the early to mid 1900’s;
• Our taxidermy exhibits, showing off local wildlife in the area
• The Rucka settlement house (circa 1937)
• Reno’s Ukrainian Catholic Church (circa 1946)

And so much more.

Hours of Operation

• June 1st to August 31st – 10 am to 5 pm / 7 days a week
• September 1st to May 31st – 10 am to 5 pm / Monday to Friday
• Admission: Family $12, Adults $5, Students  $2, Children under 6 Free

 

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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)

Hours Of Operation:

• Monday – Thursday, 9:00am -4:30pm
• Fridays – Call  (780)624-8481

Place Description: Love At First Bite? Farmers Restaurant is a unique dinning experience and a must try while in the Mighty Peace! Farmers is a modern licensed cafe with an eclectic, refinished twist — serving homemade fare and speciality coffee in a clean and bright atmosphere rooted and retrofitted with interesting pieces of local history. Make sure you look around and don’t be afraid to ask questions. The Farmer’s menu features an all-day breakfast, delicious one of a kind burgers, specialty poutines, sandwiches, soups, odds & ends and farm shares. There is a little bit for everyone on this menu with gluten wise options and vegetarian options as well. Don’t forget to indulge in a delicious old fashioned milkshake or a specialty coffee. Farmers has a liquor license and there is always the option to spice up your bevy. Follow Farmers on Facebook for updates on daily specials and live music performances.

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The Sagitawa Lookout is located just south of the Town of Peace River on Hwy 744 in Northern Sunrise County. Sagitawa is a Cree word meaning “Where the rivers meet”.  The Lookout has a spectacular view of the Town of Peace River and the confluence of the Peace, Smoky and Heart rivers. The Lookout is complete with picnic area and historical information.

Directions from Main Street Peace River: Drive down Main Street ( 100 Street) to the bottom of Main, then turn left onto 102 Avenue. Follow this to 102 Avenue, turn right and cross the Heart River bridge. Turn left onto 104 Avenue and follow the Hwy 744 signs. The Lookout is located up the “Judah Hill”. Watch for lookout signage.

Place Description: Enjoy a delicious meal, a memorable celebration with family and friends or a night out to watch the game at  Mr. Mike’s Steakhouse. They offer two experiences under one roof – the restaurant with the family-friendly vibe and the UrbanLodge with more of an eclectic “Cheers” sitcom vibe where everyone is like family. Pair a cold drink with their amazing appetizers like the Hot Lobster Dunk, Sirloin Bites or some tasty wings, and you are ready to cheer for your favourite team on the big screens. Their juicy Canada AAA signature steaks, delicious pasta, famous burgers, amazing salads and gluten-free options, and super friendly staff make Mr. Mikes’s Steakhouse Casual a local favourite. Check out their happy hour, Lodge Night and daily specials – there’s always some deals being offered. They even have a Mr. Mikes Rewards loyalty card to earn rewards at any Mr. Mikes Steakhouse Casual location. So make a reservation or stop by today; they are located on the west hill by Tim Hortons. 

Place Description: Miramichi House Bed and Breakfast is an elegant historic Georgian-style home, located in the Town of Fairview. This beautiful home was designed and built in 1935 by Alberta provincial architect Richard Blakey for W.P. Loggie, whose family hearkened from Miramichi, New Brunswick. The present-day owner has created a sophisticated and luxurious yet affordable accommodation that offers spacious, beautifully decorated rooms in a convenient central location. Visitors can expect a unique and fun experience with excellent service and delicious fare. The fresh seasonal food and drinks served at Miramichi House Bed and Breakfast have often been locally sourced and then carefully prepared to meet the various dietary tastes and requirements of all of their guests. Miramichi House Bed and Breakfast also offers a selection of spaces and services suitable for any small event or gathering. Widely recognized for their convenient facilities, they have the perfect venue for almost any event.  Contact Miramichi House for a full list of activities, services, and amenities. 

Place Description: Located 630 kilometres north of Edmonton in the beautiful Peace Region of north western Alberta, along the British Columbia border, Clear Hills County has plenty to offer. The mighty Peace River, forming part of the southern boundary, and the Clear Hills to the north, are natural features that contribute to the charm and appeal of the County. Driving through the County on Highway 64 is a beautiful alternative route to Alaska and British Columbia, providing the opportunity to pass through two stunning river crossings; the Clear River and the Beaton River crossings. This well maintained highway is the road of choice for those seeking picturesque scenery and is known for sightings of deer and other wildlife and its vast boreal forest. Hiking, camping, golfing, fishing, museums, hunting, snowmobiling, canoeing, and downhill skiing…there is fun and challenge for everyone of any age. Two popular campsites are Carter Camp, west of Hines Creek, and Many Islands Campsite south of Worsley. Both are nestled on the banks of the Peace River, and have excellent boat launch areas, camping stalls, picnic tables, and playgrounds. Among the many other recreational facilities are the Cleardale Agricultural Society campground at the Clear River, the Whispering Pines Ski Hill and Chalet, located in the Clear Hills just minutes from Worsley, the George Lake Campground and Hines Creek Golf Course just south of Hines Creek, and the Cleardale Golf and Country Club. As well, there are four lakes stocked with trout located throughout the County: Ole’s Lake, Running Lake*, Stoney Lake* and Sulphur Lake*. The hamlet of Worsley also offers an R.V. park. The campgrounds of Clear Hills County are among the most natural and relaxing in the Peace region as they are rarely full, providing visitors the chance to enjoy not only the sights but also the sounds of nature. *Currently closed until further notice*

Place Description: A variety of playground equipment offers hours of active fun for children. Located at 116 1 Ave SW in the Town of Manning.

Place Description: Make the most of your weekends! Peace River’s Farmer’s Market can be found in the West Hill Industrial Plaza, running every other Saturday from 10am until 2pm. Once inside, you’ll notice that the building is buzzing with excitement and the energy is full of positivity each and every time. You can browse and enjoy local vendors who offer everything from handmade gifts, home décor, baking and produce to farm fresh eggs, freshly roasted coffee and locally sourced honey. The market features a wide range of artists, makers, farmer’s and home-based businesses and is the perfect opportunity to support and appreciate the people in the area. With a welcoming atmosphere, you can stop and enjoy conversations with vendors, taste sweet treats, smell indulgent aromas of handmade soaps and candles, stock up on fresh vegetables or try on hand crafted jewellery. With many one-of-a-kind items, vendors encourage any and all questions and are more than willing to share their processes and knowledge with you. Take the time to browse each table and marvel in the diversity that the market offers. There really is something for everyone here. This family friendly event provides a space for all visitors and shoppers to have fun and is the perfect place for those wanting to get out of the house and support local. Whether you’re searching for the perfect gift, wanting to treat yourself, or re-stocking your favourite foods and snacks, Peace River’s Farmer’s Market is the place to be.