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SavePlace Title: Kakut Lake CampgroundPlace Description: Looking for a great space to enjoy a getaway? Kakut Lake is the perfect spot for friends and family to get together and make some amazing memories! Well maintained amenities and a playground make this a family friendly site that will keep campers of all ages comfortable and entertained. Set up your home away from home in one of the 24 powered and spacious campsites, water is available to purchase and firewood is free. There are flush toilets and showers as well as a cookshack with a wood stove available to guests. This calm and beautiful lake is ideal for kayakers, canoers, and paddle boarders to enjoy some fun on the water. The lake is stocked with rainbow trout each spring providing some great year-round fishing. If you’re looking for the perfect venue for a special event, consider booking the beautiful log hall that can accommodate up to 75 people. The surrounding grounds have been planted with various fruit trees and provide abundant and picturesque spaces for activities and fun.  Entertaining events hosted here each year include a fishing derby and a music festival. This is also a great spot to visit in the winter months to enjoy some ice fishing. Firepits are available near the lake to warm up and cook a tasty campfire snack! Kakut Lake is located in beautiful Birch Hills County, southwest of Wanham. Head south from Wanham on Highway 733 for 14km then turn west onto Highway 677 and travel 9km and then turn north onto Range Road 42A. For more information – call 780-694-2643 or email kakutlake@yahoo.ca and follow their Facebook page at Kakut Lake Campground for the latest news.ÂCategory: Birch Hills CountyAddress: Seconday Highway 677 East, 42039 twp rd 765, Woking, AB, Canada, T0H-3V0
Woking
Alberta
CanadaTelephone Number: 780) 694-2643Email: kakutlake@yahoo.caLooking for a great space to enjoy a getaway? Kakut Lake is the perfect spot for friends and family to get together and make some amazing memories! Well maintained amenities and a playground make this a family friendly site that will keep campers of all ages comfortable and entertained. Set up your home away from home in one of the 24 powered and spacious campsites, water is available to purchase and firewood is free. There are flush toilets and showers as well as a cookshack with a wood stove available to guests. This calm and beautiful lake is ideal for kayakers, canoers, and paddle boarders to enjoy some fun on the water. The lake is stocked with rainbow trout each spring providing some great year-round fishing. If you’re looking for the perfect venue for a special event, consider booking the beautiful log hall that can accommodate up to 75 people. The surrounding grounds have been planted with various fruit trees and provide abundant and picturesque spaces for activities and fun.  Entertaining events hosted here each year include a fishing derby and a music festival. This is also a great spot to visit in the winter months to enjoy some ice fishing. Firepits are available near the lake to warm up and cook a tasty campfire snack! Kakut Lake is located in beautiful Birch Hills County, southwest of Wanham. Head south from Wanham on Highway 733 for 14km then turn west onto Highway 677 and travel 9km and then turn north onto Range Road 42A. For more information – call 780-694-2643 or email kakutlake@yahoo.ca and follow their Facebook page at Kakut Lake Campground for the latest news. -
SavePlace Title: Dreamers Lake CampgroundPlace Description: Dreamers Lake Campground, located 3.2km west of Wanham on Highway 49 and then 3.9km south on Range Road 35, is a great place to enjoy nature at it’s best. 24 powered and unpowered sites offer a great selection of spots for visitors to enjoy beautiful lake views. Water, a sanitation station and fire wood are all available for purchase. Showers and bathrooms are also conveniently located for campers. The long summer days and spacious areas of the Mighty Peace are a great place to make some amazing memories. Families and friends can enjoy the gazebo, playground and horseshoe pits all day long and paddlers often see a great selection of wild birds and animals while enjoying the calm waters of this pristine lake. This is a great staging area for explorers to set up camp and access the trail system that is nearby. Dreamers Lake Campground is open from May until October. Seasonal Sites are also available. For reservations and more information, please email Dreamers.reservations@outlook.comCategory: Birch Hills CountyAddress: Range Road 33, Wanham
Birch Hills County
Alberta
CanadaTelephone Number: 780-694-2020Dreamers Lake Campground, located 3.2km west of Wanham on Highway 49 and then 3.9km south on Range Road 35, is a great place to enjoy nature at it’s best. 24 powered and unpowered sites offer a great selection of spots for visitors to enjoy beautiful lake views. Water, a sanitation station and fire wood are all available for purchase. Showers and bathrooms are also conveniently located for campers. The long summer days and spacious areas of the Mighty Peace are a great place to make some amazing memories. Families and friends can enjoy the gazebo, playground and horseshoe pits all day long and paddlers often see a great selection of wild birds and animals while enjoying the calm waters of this pristine lake. This is a great staging area for explorers to set up camp and access the trail system that is nearby. Dreamers Lake Campground is open from May until October. Seasonal Sites are also available. For reservations and more information, please email Dreamers.reservations@outlook.com -
SavePlace Title: Tangent TrailsPlace Description: The Tangent Trails run along the southeast riverbank of the Peace River from the Tangent Park campground all the way to where the Smoky River meets the mighty Peace. Approximately 40km of scenic trails take adventurers through beautifully treed as well as open meadow sections of the slopes of the Peace River valley. Only 24 km south of Peace River the Tangent Park Campground offers full hook ups, kitchen shelter, group picnic area, group camping area, tenting area, horse watering stations, concession, showers, hiking trails, horseshoes, playground, and fishing. This campground is the perfect staging area for trail users to stay and enjoy the area. Tangent Park can be accessed via the Shaftsbury Trail (Highway 684) and a free ride on the Shaftsbury ferry or via Highway 740 running north from the Hamlet of Tangent.Category: Birch Hills CountyAddress: AB-740, Tangent, AB T0H 3J0
Tangent
Alberta
CanadaTelephone Number: (780) 359-2025The Tangent Trails run along the southeast riverbank of the Peace River from the Tangent Park campground all the way to where the Smoky River meets the mighty Peace. Approximately 40km of scenic trails take adventurers through beautifully treed as well as open meadow sections of the slopes of the Peace River valley. Only 24 km south of Peace River the Tangent Park Campground offers full hook ups, kitchen shelter, group picnic area, group camping area, tenting area, horse watering stations, concession, showers, hiking trails, horseshoes, playground, and fishing. This campground is the perfect staging area for trail users to stay and enjoy the area. Tangent Park can be accessed via the Shaftsbury Trail (Highway 684) and a free ride on the Shaftsbury ferry or via Highway 740 running north from the Hamlet of Tangent. -
SavePlace Title: Rodney Bjornson Fitness CentrePlace Description: Located at 636 8th St. in the friendly Village of Hines Creek, the Rodney Bjornson Fitness Centre is named in memory of a dedicated member of the village’s Fitness Centre Board. This facility is a great place to find inner and outer strength while improving your overall physical and mental well being. This is a self accessed gym open from 5am to 11pm seven days a week, fob memberships can be purchased at the Village office at 212 10th St. During the winter, the fitness centre is home to a free senior’s walking program every Monday and Wednesday from 9:30am to 10:30am. The walking track that surrounds the gym area is a great place to walk, jog or run all year long. For more information call 780-494-3690 or follow the Village of Hines Creek’s Facebook page.Category: Village of Hines CreekAddress: 636 8th Street Hines Creek, AB
Hines Creek
Alberta
CanadaTelephone Number: 780-494-3690Located at 636 8th St. in the friendly Village of Hines Creek, the Rodney Bjornson Fitness Centre is named in memory of a dedicated member of the village’s Fitness Centre Board. This facility is a great place to find inner and outer strength while improving your overall physical and mental well being. This is a self accessed gym open from 5am to 11pm seven days a week, fob memberships can be purchased at the Village office at 212 10th St. During the winter, the fitness centre is home to a free senior’s walking program every Monday and Wednesday from 9:30am to 10:30am. The walking track that surrounds the gym area is a great place to walk, jog or run all year long. For more information call 780-494-3690 or follow the Village of Hines Creek’s Facebook page. -
SavePlace Title: Moonshine LakePlace Description:
Pick the perfect lakeside camping spot at Moonshine Lake Campground and get ready to relax, rejuvenate and enjoy an amazing Peace Country experience. This large campground is found in Moonshine Lake Provincial Park, 27 km west of Spirit River on Hwy. 49 and 7 km north on Highway 725. Only a four minute drive from the main highway, Moonshine Lake offers all the comforts of home with powered sites, showers and sewage disposal. Activities of all kinds add to the enjoyment of a visit to Moonshine Provincial Park.
For more information call 1-888-864-3760
Category: Saddle Hills CountyAddress: Town of Spirit River
Saddle Hills County
Alberta
CanadaTelephone Number: 1-888-864-3760Pick the perfect lakeside camping spot at Moonshine Lake Campground and get ready to relax, rejuvenate and enjoy an amazing Peace Country experience. This large campground is found in Moonshine Lake Provincial Park, 27 km west of Spirit River on Hwy. 49 and 7 km north on Highway 725. Only a four minute drive from the main highway, Moonshine Lake offers all the comforts of home with powered sites, showers and sewage disposal. Activities of all kinds add to the enjoyment of a visit to Moonshine Provincial Park.
For more information call 1-888-864-3760
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SavePlace Title: Shell True North PondPlace Description: The Shell True North pond is stocked annually with brook trout to create recreational opportunities for visitors and residents alike. This day use site is located approximately 30 km west of Spirit River on Highway 49 and then at TWP Rd. 791 continue to travel north on Highway 49 for approximately 400 m then turn west into the approach and immediately north to the pond. After parking near the eastern shore of the lake, the area can be accessed by foot. No open fires please. Watch closely for many types of wildlife that are abundant in this area. Black bear, coyotes, elk, moose, deer and a multitude of birds call this beautiful area home. For more information call 1-888-864-3760Category: Saddle Hills CountyAddress: Shell True North Pond
Saddle Hills County
Alberta
CanadaTelephone Number: 1-888-864-3760The Shell True North pond is stocked annually with brook trout to create recreational opportunities for visitors and residents alike. This day use site is located approximately 30 km west of Spirit River on Highway 49 and then at TWP Rd. 791 continue to travel north on Highway 49 for approximately 400 m then turn west into the approach and immediately north to the pond. After parking near the eastern shore of the lake, the area can be accessed by foot. No open fires please. Watch closely for many types of wildlife that are abundant in this area. Black bear, coyotes, elk, moose, deer and a multitude of birds call this beautiful area home. For more information call 1-888-864-3760 -
SavePlace Title: Fourth Creek CampgroundPlace Description: The Fourth Creek Community Association maintains this multiuse area. The Fourth Creek Community Hall is a new beautifully designed venue available for rent for any event or celebration. Ten campsites are nearby offering power, camp tables, firepits and plenty of firewood. Campers can access a bathroom and a shower room located in the hall. A large recreation area with a playground is adjacent providing visitors with a spacious area for all sorts of fun activities. The community association also hosts several annual events such as dances, suppers and barbeques to bring friends and neighbors together. For campground information call (780) 500-6441 or email fourthcreekhall@gmail.com.Category: Saddle Hills CountyAddress: Town of Spirit River
Saddle Hills County
Alberta
CanadaTelephone Number: (780) 500-6441Email: fourthcreekhall@gmail.comThe Fourth Creek Community Association maintains this multiuse area. The Fourth Creek Community Hall is a new beautifully designed venue available for rent for any event or celebration. Ten campsites are nearby offering power, camp tables, firepits and plenty of firewood. Campers can access a bathroom and a shower room located in the hall. A large recreation area with a playground is adjacent providing visitors with a spacious area for all sorts of fun activities. The community association also hosts several annual events such as dances, suppers and barbeques to bring friends and neighbors together. For campground information call (780) 500-6441 or email fourthcreekhall@gmail.com. -
SavePlace Title: Savanna Spray ParkPlace Description: Looking for a thrilling aquatic experience? Discover the Savanna Splash Park at the Savanna Recreational Complex located northwest of Spirit River. To access this facility, take Highway 49 west of Spirit River for 27 km, turn north on Highway 725 and travel for 23 km then turn west on Highway 681 and travel 13 km to the recreation complex. Engage in some active and imaginative play in the crystal clear waters of this professionally designed and newly installed water park. Dive into the world of endless sprays, splashes and joyful laughter as you explore this popular Saddle Hills County facility – open during the warm summer months of the Mighty Peace. Check out the Savanna Ag Society’s Facebook page for updates and information. https://www.facebook.com/savannaagsocietyÂCategory: Saddle Hills CountyAddress: Town of Spirit River
Silver Valley
Alberta
CanadaEmail: savannaagsociety@gmail.comLooking for a thrilling aquatic experience? Discover the Savanna Splash Park at the Savanna Recreational Complex located northwest of Spirit River. To access this facility, take Highway 49 west of Spirit River for 27 km, turn north on Highway 725 and travel for 23 km then turn west on Highway 681 and travel 13 km to the recreation complex. Engage in some active and imaginative play in the crystal clear waters of this professionally designed and newly installed water park. Dive into the world of endless sprays, splashes and joyful laughter as you explore this popular Saddle Hills County facility – open during the warm summer months of the Mighty Peace. Check out the Savanna Ag Society’s Facebook page for updates and information. https://www.facebook.com/savannaagsociety -
SavePlace Title: Saddle Hills County Slopes Toboggan HillPlace Description:
Load up your favorite sled or toboggan and head out to the Saddle Hills County Slopes toboggan hill. This is one of the Peace region’s best toboggan hills for a fast-paced, cold-weather adventure! Nothing says winter fun like gliding through a fresh blanket of pristine snow while feeling the fresh air nip at your cheeks as you race down the hill. This family friendly activity is the perfect way to get outside and enjoy the sunny winter days of the Mighty Peace! This sliding hill is located right behind the new Savanna water treatment plant and truck fill just north of Highway 681 approximately 2.5 km east of the Savanna School. Â From Spirit River head west on Highway 49 for 27 km then north on Highway 725 for 23 km and then west on Highway 681 for 9 km. For more information call Saddle Hills County at 780-864-3760
Category: Saddle Hills CountyAddress: Saddle Hills County
Savanna
Alberta
CanadaTelephone Number: 780-864-3760Email: admin@saddlehills.ab.caLoad up your favorite sled or toboggan and head out to the Saddle Hills County Slopes toboggan hill. This is one of the Peace region’s best toboggan hills for a fast-paced, cold-weather adventure! Nothing says winter fun like gliding through a fresh blanket of pristine snow while feeling the fresh air nip at your cheeks as you race down the hill. This family friendly activity is the perfect way to get outside and enjoy the sunny winter days of the Mighty Peace! This sliding hill is located right behind the new Savanna water treatment plant and truck fill just north of Highway 681 approximately 2.5 km east of the Savanna School. Â From Spirit River head west on Highway 49 for 27 km then north on Highway 725 for 23 km and then west on Highway 681 for 9 km. For more information call Saddle Hills County at 780-864-3760
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SavePlace Title: Jean Cote Outdoor Skating RinkPlace Description:
Bundle up, pack a picnic and get ready to experience an outdoor skate at the Jean Cote outdoor rink this winter. The Peace region is known for sunny winter days, offering the perfect setting for skaters and hockey enthusiasts to enjoy some active fun outside. The friendly community of Jean Cote can be found in the MD of Smoky River, approximately 45 km south of the Town of Peace River on Highway 744 and 2 km east on Township Rd 800.
Category: MD Smoky RiverAddress: Range Road 221, Jean Cote
Jean Cote
Alberta
CanadaTelephone Number: (780) 837-2221Bundle up, pack a picnic and get ready to experience an outdoor skate at the Jean Cote outdoor rink this winter. The Peace region is known for sunny winter days, offering the perfect setting for skaters and hockey enthusiasts to enjoy some active fun outside. The friendly community of Jean Cote can be found in the MD of Smoky River, approximately 45 km south of the Town of Peace River on Highway 744 and 2 km east on Township Rd 800.
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SavePlace Title: HoodoosPlace Description:
The Municipal District of Smoky River is home to some of these fascinating and beautiful rock formations. Known as hoodoos, these formations tower high in the sky, and provide fantastic photo opportunities. The geological explanation for hoodoos is that they are the product of millions of years of erosion—in which a lower layer of soft rock wears away, leaving a top-heavy layer of harder rock protruding above the surrounding landscape. However, Alberta’s hoodoo legends are somewhat more entertaining, telling of ancient travellers witnessing the hoodoos reveal themselves to be wizards, offering a helping hand to lost explorers by pointing them in the right direction. These amazing wonders of nature are very remote and can be accessed only by helicopter or viewed from the Smoky River by river boat. Helicopter tours can be booked by contacting Valley B Aviation and river tours can be booked by contacting Peace River Adventures.
Category: MD Smoky RiverAddress: 744
MD of Smoky River
Alberta
CanadaThe Municipal District of Smoky River is home to some of these fascinating and beautiful rock formations. Known as hoodoos, these formations tower high in the sky, and provide fantastic photo opportunities. The geological explanation for hoodoos is that they are the product of millions of years of erosion—in which a lower layer of soft rock wears away, leaving a top-heavy layer of harder rock protruding above the surrounding landscape. However, Alberta’s hoodoo legends are somewhat more entertaining, telling of ancient travellers witnessing the hoodoos reveal themselves to be wizards, offering a helping hand to lost explorers by pointing them in the right direction. These amazing wonders of nature are very remote and can be accessed only by helicopter or viewed from the Smoky River by river boat. Helicopter tours can be booked by contacting Valley B Aviation and river tours can be booked by contacting Peace River Adventures.
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SavePlace Title: Blue Bridge CampgroundPlace Description:
Looking for some of the best views of the Little Smoky River valley? Breathtaking scenery abounds for visitors travelling down into the valley to the Blue Bridge campground. No wonder so many locals choose this scenic spot for their special occasion photoshoots! Explorers can also enjoy rustic camping, access to the river as well as some great OHV and sled trails here. The Blue Bridge campground can be reached from the Donnelly corner by travelling west on Highway 49 for approximately 13km and then turning south on Highway 744 and travelling approximately 17km to the campground area near the bridge. For more information contact the MD of Smoky River at 780-837-2221
Category: MD Smoky RiverAddress: Municipal District of Smoky River
MD of Smoky River
Alberta
CanadaTelephone Number: 780-837-2221Looking for some of the best views of the Little Smoky River valley? Breathtaking scenery abounds for visitors travelling down into the valley to the Blue Bridge campground. No wonder so many locals choose this scenic spot for their special occasion photoshoots! Explorers can also enjoy rustic camping, access to the river as well as some great OHV and sled trails here. The Blue Bridge campground can be reached from the Donnelly corner by travelling west on Highway 49 for approximately 13km and then turning south on Highway 744 and travelling approximately 17km to the campground area near the bridge. For more information contact the MD of Smoky River at 780-837-2221
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SavePlace Title: Peace River Art HubPlace Description:
The Peace River Art Club is located in the town of Peace River, Alberta, a rural community of seven thousand, with a catchment area of twelve thousand.
The Peace River Art Club has always encouraged creativity through expression of art. There are a wealth of artists and talents to be found in the Peace River valley and surrounding area and as such, we strive to provide services to the entire region. We are an inclusive community and welcome all ages and ability levels.
The Peace River Art Club offers a variety of art classes and hosts two art shows per year at the Peace River Municipal Library, showcasing many of the community and area artists’ masterpieces.
The Peace River Art Hub is a vibrant space where local artists gather, showcase their talents, and bring the community together through art. Whether you’re an artist or an art lover, come explore the inspiring exhibitions, workshops, and events that make the hub a cornerstone of culture in the Mighty Peace Region!
Classes: Drawing, painting, photography, printmaking, sculpting, glass and multi mediums.
See the up coming classes and register today!
Drop-In Activities
Registered Classes
Clay Studio
Memberships
Category: Town of Peace RiverAddress: 10018 101 Street
Town of Peace River
Alberta
T8S 1S3
CanadaEmail: arthub.prac@gmail.comThe Peace River Art Club is located in the town of Peace River, Alberta, a rural community of seven thousand, with a catchment area of twelve thousand.
The Peace River Art Club has always encouraged creativity through expression of art. There are a wealth of artists and talents to be found in the Peace River valley and surrounding area and as such, we strive to provide services to the entire region. We are an inclusive community and welcome all ages and ability levels.
The Peace River Art Club offers a variety of art classes and hosts two art shows per year at the Peace River Municipal Library, showcasing many of the community and area artists’ masterpieces.
The Peace River Art Hub is a vibrant space where local artists gather, showcase their talents, and bring the community together through art. Whether you’re an artist or an art lover, come explore the inspiring exhibitions, workshops, and events that make the hub a cornerstone of culture in the Mighty Peace Region!
Classes: Drawing, painting, photography, printmaking, sculpting, glass and multi mediums.
See the up coming classes and register today!
Drop-In Activities
Registered Classes
Clay Studio
Memberships
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SavePlace Title: Bonanza Ag SocietyPlace Description: Bonanza Ag Society With a group of dedicated community members, the Bonanza Ag Society is committed to creating local events and opportunities for residents in their area. This active society runs the Bonanza Bowling Centre, which is open from October to March each year, where they host plenty of private rentals, birthday parties, league bowling and after school bowling. On top of that, this society has a community hall that they frequently rent out for weddings, reunions, banquets, parties, workshops, and so much more. This Ag Society is also responsible for hosting the annual Bonanza Fair and Mud Bog, which is a spectacular two-day event that draws people from all over the region. With a focus on agriculture and community involvement, the Bonanza and District Ag Society is an incredible asset to their local residents.ÂCategory: Saddle Hills CountyAddress: Saddle Hills County
Bonanza
Alberta
CanadaTelephone Number: 780-353-3771Bonanza Ag Society With a group of dedicated community members, the Bonanza Ag Society is committed to creating local events and opportunities for residents in their area. This active society runs the Bonanza Bowling Centre, which is open from October to March each year, where they host plenty of private rentals, birthday parties, league bowling and after school bowling. On top of that, this society has a community hall that they frequently rent out for weddings, reunions, banquets, parties, workshops, and so much more. This Ag Society is also responsible for hosting the annual Bonanza Fair and Mud Bog, which is a spectacular two-day event that draws people from all over the region. With a focus on agriculture and community involvement, the Bonanza and District Ag Society is an incredible asset to their local residents. -
SavePlace Title: Lower West Peace Boat LaunchPlace Description: If you’re looking for the perfect location to launch your boat, catch up with friends or even a spot to appreciate the beautiful views of the Peace River, then the Lower West Peace boat launch is for you. Located just off Shaftesbury Trail, this area is often equipped with porta potties and has an expansive dock jutting out into the river. You’ll be able to enjoy endless summer days here, whether you’re on the river or out for a hike to see the sights. Not only does the large dock have built in benches to relax on, but it also has enough space to dock multiple boats while you visit with new and old acquaintances. This boat launch is maintained by the Peace River Boating Association.Category: Town of Peace RiverAddress: 93 Street, Lower West Peace
Town of Peace River
Alberta
T0H 3B0
CanadaEmail: prba2014@outlook.comIf you’re looking for the perfect location to launch your boat, catch up with friends or even a spot to appreciate the beautiful views of the Peace River, then the Lower West Peace boat launch is for you. Located just off Shaftesbury Trail, this area is often equipped with porta potties and has an expansive dock jutting out into the river. You’ll be able to enjoy endless summer days here, whether you’re on the river or out for a hike to see the sights. Not only does the large dock have built in benches to relax on, but it also has enough space to dock multiple boats while you visit with new and old acquaintances. This boat launch is maintained by the Peace River Boating Association. -
SavePlace Title: St. Jean-Baptiste MissionPlace Description: The first Falher Church at the St. Jean-Baptiste Mission is now a Registered Historical Site. It was restored to its original appearance and is open for public viewing. St. Jean Baptiste Roman Catholic Mission Church is a two and one half-storey finished log building situated on approximately 64 hectares of land roughly 4 kilometres southeast of Falher. The church features full dovetail notching, a gable roof, and a small cupola crowned with a cross. Directions: Head towards AB-49 E, once on the highway turn right onto Range Road 213.Category: Town of FalherAddress: Town of Falher
Falher
Alberta
T0H 1M0
CanadaThe first Falher Church at the St. Jean-Baptiste Mission is now a Registered Historical Site. It was restored to its original appearance and is open for public viewing. St. Jean Baptiste Roman Catholic Mission Church is a two and one half-storey finished log building situated on approximately 64 hectares of land roughly 4 kilometres southeast of Falher. The church features full dovetail notching, a gable roof, and a small cupola crowned with a cross. Directions: Head towards AB-49 E, once on the highway turn right onto Range Road 213. -
SavePlace Title: Girouxville MuseumPlace Description: With over 6,000 artifacts, Girouxville’s Museum showcases the interesting history of the pioneers and missionaries who settled in the region. Visitors can browse artifacts that depict the natural history, fur trade, transportation, hunting, education and so much more from the area’s past. Hours of operation: Monday to Friday 10am – 4pm during the summer months. Appointments can be made during the off season. Directions: Turn left onto Highway 49, then after 20km turn left onto Highway 744 and after 3.5km the destination is on your right.Category: GirouxvilleAddress: 5015 50 Street
Village of Girouxville
Alberta
CanadaTelephone Number: (780) 323-4270With over 6,000 artifacts, Girouxville’s Museum showcases the interesting history of the pioneers and missionaries who settled in the region. Visitors can browse artifacts that depict the natural history, fur trade, transportation, hunting, education and so much more from the area’s past. Hours of operation: Monday to Friday 10am – 4pm during the summer months. Appointments can be made during the off season. Directions: Turn left onto Highway 49, then after 20km turn left onto Highway 744 and after 3.5km the destination is on your right. -
SavePlace Title: North End Boat LaunchPlace Description: Located in the north end of town, just off 84th Avenue, this boat launch is gravelled and has room available for parking. Conveniently located near the Peace River bridges, boaters will be able to enjoy a fantastic view while launching or docking here. Directly across the river from this launch are spectacular cliffs along the riverbank that are a favourite among many boaters and are worth seeing up close. Start your river adventures here and see why the Mighty Peace is a favourite for all! This boat launch is maintained by the Peace River Boating Association.Category: Town of Peace RiverAddress: 84 Avenue, North End
Town of Peace River
Alberta
T8S 1T3
CanadaEmail: prba2014@outlook.comLocated in the north end of town, just off 84th Avenue, this boat launch is gravelled and has room available for parking. Conveniently located near the Peace River bridges, boaters will be able to enjoy a fantastic view while launching or docking here. Directly across the river from this launch are spectacular cliffs along the riverbank that are a favourite among many boaters and are worth seeing up close. Start your river adventures here and see why the Mighty Peace is a favourite for all! This boat launch is maintained by the Peace River Boating Association. -
SavePlace Title: What The ChuckPlace Description: Brought to you by the same owners of Board n Barrel, What the Chuck is Peace River’s newest gourmet burger restaurant. Create your own burger from a variety of toppings, patties, buns, and experience a mouthwatering meal perfected to your personal preferences. With a variety of flavour combinations, you can enjoy toppings such as caramelized onions, tomato thyme jam, apple slaw, pulled pork, chimichurri sauce, spinach dip and so much more. A meal isn’t complete without the perfect side dish – guests can choose from classics such as onion rings, sweet potato fries and waffle fries, or opt for a variety of poutines and specialized mac and cheese combos. Also on the menu are specialty coffees, delicious milkshakes, cocktails, and beers. No matter the occasion, you’ll be greeted with great service, incredible meals, and a one of a kind dining experience.ÂCategory: Town of Peace RiverAddress: 9822 95 Avenue
Town of Peace River
Alberta
T8S 1H7
CanadaTelephone Number: (587) 479-2400Email: whatthechuck2023@gmail.comBrought to you by the same owners of Board n Barrel, What the Chuck is Peace River’s newest gourmet burger restaurant. Create your own burger from a variety of toppings, patties, buns, and experience a mouthwatering meal perfected to your personal preferences. With a variety of flavour combinations, you can enjoy toppings such as caramelized onions, tomato thyme jam, apple slaw, pulled pork, chimichurri sauce, spinach dip and so much more. A meal isn’t complete without the perfect side dish – guests can choose from classics such as onion rings, sweet potato fries and waffle fries, or opt for a variety of poutines and specialized mac and cheese combos. Also on the menu are specialty coffees, delicious milkshakes, cocktails, and beers. No matter the occasion, you’ll be greeted with great service, incredible meals, and a one of a kind dining experience. -
SavePlace Title: Rim RocksPlace Description: The Rim Rock Formations, south of Bay Tree, provide stunning views of the County from a ridge that was once the mouth of a trench under the ocean. Nestled deep in the forest, you can find prehistoric fossils alongside the iconic views.
Getting to the Rim Rocks
From BC: The Rim Rocks can be found by heading east on Township Road 784 from Highway 49, just over the BC border. Drive approximately 2 km, before turning left on Range Road 134. Continue on the road for approximately 6 km until the road curves to the left and becomes an oilfield road. Stay on this route, keeping to the left at the two major forks in the road. The trailhead begins at the cutline where the road used to end. The forested path is easy to follow and, after approximately 3 km, you should see a slightly smaller path heading off to the left. Follow this for around 2 minutes to reach the Rim Rocks.Category: Saddle Hills CountyAddress: Bay Tree
Bay Tree
Alberta
CanadaTelephone Number: 780-864-3760Email: frontdesk@saddlehills.ab.caThe Rim Rock Formations, south of Bay Tree, provide stunning views of the County from a ridge that was once the mouth of a trench under the ocean. Nestled deep in the forest, you can find prehistoric fossils alongside the iconic views.Getting to the Rim Rocks
From BC: The Rim Rocks can be found by heading east on Township Road 784 from Highway 49, just over the BC border. Drive approximately 2 km, before turning left on Range Road 134. Continue on the road for approximately 6 km until the road curves to the left and becomes an oilfield road. Stay on this route, keeping to the left at the two major forks in the road. The trailhead begins at the cutline where the road used to end. The forested path is easy to follow and, after approximately 3 km, you should see a slightly smaller path heading off to the left. Follow this for around 2 minutes to reach the Rim Rocks.