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    Krooked House

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    Place Title: Krooked House
    Place Description: Krooked House Ltd opened December 2020 after almost a year in planning. Krooked House is a small pub that is focused on selling Alberta craft brewed beer. We have a simple and delicious menu of pizza, nachos, charcuterie and salads that pairs nicely with any of the beers on tap. Krooked House aims to have a welcoming and safe environment for people to come out and enjoy themselves whether it’s for a pint, glass of wine, cocktail or food, in a warm rustic atmosphere as well as lounge area in the back. Feel free to stop in for a drink, food, or merchandise.
    Category: Food & Drink
    Tags: Circle Tour Contest and Pet Friendly
    Address: 5418 50 Street
    Grimshaw
    Alberta
    T0H 1W0
    Canada
    Telephone Number: (780) 618-3884
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    Email: annie@krookedhouse.ca
    Krooked House Ltd opened December 2020 after almost a year in planning. Krooked House is a small pub that is focused on selling Alberta craft brewed beer. We have a simple and delicious menu of pizza, nachos, charcuterie and salads that pairs nicely with any of the beers on tap. Krooked House aims to have a welcoming and safe environment for people to come out and enjoy themselves whether it’s for a pint, glass of wine, cocktail or food, in a warm rustic atmosphere as well as lounge area in the back. Feel free to stop in for a drink, food, or merchandise.
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    Dixonville General Store

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    Place Title: Dixonville General Store
    Place Description: The Dixonville General Store is a one stop shop for just about anything.  This unique, warm & welcoming business is located in the hamlet of Dixonville, just a short and scenic 40 minute drive northwest of Peace River. Stop in for some groceries and grab a bottle of wine from the liquor store for dinner while you’re there. Need anything from the hardware section or gift shop? They’ve got it.  Campers can pick up supplies for the weekend, even fireworks and propane. Take a seat in the cafe and enjoy a daily lunch special and some fresh baking. Can’t stop? Grab a hot and delicious take out pizza. Discounts offered to seniors every Tuesday.  Follow their Facebook page for daily specials and other news.  
    Category: Food & Drink
    Tags: Circle Tour Contest
    Address: 101 Main Street
    Dixonville
    Alberta
    T0H 1E0
    Canada
    Telephone Number: (780) 971-3756
    Facebook
    Email: dixonvillegeneral@abnorth.com
    The Dixonville General Store is a one stop shop for just about anything.  This unique, warm & welcoming business is located in the hamlet of Dixonville, just a short and scenic 40 minute drive northwest of Peace River. Stop in for some groceries and grab a bottle of wine from the liquor store for dinner while you’re there. Need anything from the hardware section or gift shop? They’ve got it.  Campers can pick up supplies for the weekend, even fireworks and propane. Take a seat in the cafe and enjoy a daily lunch special and some fresh baking. Can’t stop? Grab a hot and delicious take out pizza. Discounts offered to seniors every Tuesday.  Follow their Facebook page for daily specials and other news.  
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    J’s Java Domain

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    Place Title: J’s Java Domain
    Place Description: J’s Java Domain is a comfortable café situated at the end of Main Street in Peace River. It is fondly appreciated by locals and out of town guests, and is sure to invoke a sense of ease to anyone who enters. As soon as you walk through their doors you will be greeted with a warm welcome by employees, delicious smells of freshly baked goods and the sounds of lattes being eagerly made behind the counter. J’s Java Domain offers breakfast, lunch, specialty coffees and homemade goodies in the form of brownies, muffins, squares, and of course, their famous cinnamon buns. Their long-standing menu features a variety of items that are sure to cure any craving. They offer refreshing smoothies, filling breakfast wraps, mouth watering sandwiches on freshly made bread and flavourful salads and soups that will have you wanting seconds. The atmosphere is inviting and electric, with local art and items displayed throughout, music that will uplift you and a corner featuring cozy couches to relax on. J’s Java Domain caters to all seasons, whether you need to warm up with a spicy cup of chai and a hot-pressed panini, or cool down with an iced coffee and a scoop of ice cream. It’s the perfect place to go to if you want to treat yourself or if you want to sit down and enjoy a friendly conversation with someone. Either way, this café is a must see when you visit the town of Peace River!
    Category: Food & Drink
    Tags: Circle Tour Contest and Pet Friendly
    Address: 10107 100 Street
    Peace River
    Peace River
    T8S1N8
    Canada
    Telephone Number: 780-624-5557
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    Email: jsjava@telus.net
    J’s Java Domain is a comfortable café situated at the end of Main Street in Peace River. It is fondly appreciated by locals and out of town guests, and is sure to invoke a sense of ease to anyone who enters. As soon as you walk through their doors you will be greeted with a warm welcome by employees, delicious smells of freshly baked goods and the sounds of lattes being eagerly made behind the counter. J’s Java Domain offers breakfast, lunch, specialty coffees and homemade goodies in the form of brownies, muffins, squares, and of course, their famous cinnamon buns. Their long-standing menu features a variety of items that are sure to cure any craving. They offer refreshing smoothies, filling breakfast wraps, mouth watering sandwiches on freshly made bread and flavourful salads and soups that will have you wanting seconds. The atmosphere is inviting and electric, with local art and items displayed throughout, music that will uplift you and a corner featuring cozy couches to relax on. J’s Java Domain caters to all seasons, whether you need to warm up with a spicy cup of chai and a hot-pressed panini, or cool down with an iced coffee and a scoop of ice cream. It’s the perfect place to go to if you want to treat yourself or if you want to sit down and enjoy a friendly conversation with someone. Either way, this café is a must see when you visit the town of Peace River!
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    Pat’s Creek Interpretive Trail

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    Place Title: Pat’s Creek Interpretive Trail
    Place 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!
    Category: Northern Sunrise County, Outdoors, Trails, and Winter Activities
    Tags: Sunrise Winter
    Address: Pats Creek
    St. Isidore
    St. Isidore
    T8S 1Z5
    Canada
    Telephone Number: (780) 624-0013
    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!
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    Dixonville Community Forest Trail

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    Place Title: Dixonville Community Forest Trail
    Category: Circle Tour, County of Northern Lights, Outdoors, Trails, and Winter Activities
    Tags: Circle Tour and Northern Lights Winter
    Address: 1 Street West, Dixonville
    Dixonville
    Alberta
    Canada
    Telephone Number: 780-836-3348
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    Misery Mountain Trail

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    Place Title: Misery Mountain Trail
    Place 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! Download Misery Mountain Trail Map (PDF – 32 MB)
    Category: Outdoors, Town of Peace River, Trails, and Winter Activities
    Address: 99 Avenue, Rolling Hills
    Peace River
    Alberta
    T8S 1M6
    Canada
    Telephone Number: (780) 624-2574
    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! Download Misery Mountain Trail Map (PDF – 32 MB)
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    Brownvale North Peace Agricultural Museum

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    Place Title: Brownvale North Peace Agricultural Museum
    Place Description: Where in the Peace Country can you find a museum with a mechanical bull? The Brownvale North Peace Agricultural Museum!  This fiberglass bull originally had Brian Mulroney riding him when the statue was built by the Alberta Government for the Alberta Pavilion showcased in Vancouver for Expo 86! The original cost was $30,000 but the Brownvale Museum was lucky enough to have it donated to them by George McKenzie who purchased it at auction for $4000.  What better rider to portray than Brian Mulroney our Prime Minister in 1986,  too bad he’s been bucked off since the statue was originally installed! Continue on past the bull to explore the historical buildings on display – the Grey Eagle school and the Brownvale Post Office are available for visitors to explore. Slip back through the decades when you step inside the buildings which feature many artifacts from the past, such as some old tractors and a gramophone complete with records. The museum also includes a selection of other agricultural equipment and road building equipment dating back to horse powered days! The museum is located on the coroner of Highway 2 and Highway 737.  Free parking is available at this wheelchair accessible facility.   The museum hours are 11am – 3pm every Sunday from the May long weekend through to the September long weekend. Donations are gratefully accepted. For more information call – 780-740-5048.
    Category: Museums
    Tags: Edu-vacation
    Address: Brownvale
    Municipal District of Peace
    Alberta
    Canada
    Telephone Number: 780-597-3934
    Where in the Peace Country can you find a museum with a mechanical bull? The Brownvale North Peace Agricultural Museum!  This fiberglass bull originally had Brian Mulroney riding him when the statue was built by the Alberta Government for the Alberta Pavilion showcased in Vancouver for Expo 86! The original cost was $30,000 but the Brownvale Museum was lucky enough to have it donated to them by George McKenzie who purchased it at auction for $4000.  What better rider to portray than Brian Mulroney our Prime Minister in 1986,  too bad he’s been bucked off since the statue was originally installed! Continue on past the bull to explore the historical buildings on display – the Grey Eagle school and the Brownvale Post Office are available for visitors to explore. Slip back through the decades when you step inside the buildings which feature many artifacts from the past, such as some old tractors and a gramophone complete with records. The museum also includes a selection of other agricultural equipment and road building equipment dating back to horse powered days! The museum is located on the coroner of Highway 2 and Highway 737.  Free parking is available at this wheelchair accessible facility.   The museum hours are 11am – 3pm every Sunday from the May long weekend through to the September long weekend. Donations are gratefully accepted. For more information call – 780-740-5048.
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    Peace River Farmer’s Market

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    Place Title: Peace River Farmer’s Market
    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.   
    Category: Farm Fresh Foods
    Address: 8002 102 Avenue
    Peace River
    Alberta
    T8S 1M6
    Canada
    Telephone Number: 780-274-0536
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    Email: tracysimoneau@csno.ab.ca
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    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.   
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    Murphy’s Flats

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    Place Title: Murphy's Flats
    Place Description: Enjoy a long, sunny northern Alberta summer’s day at Murphy’s Flats. This scenic day use area running along the Smoky River is the perfect spot to enjoy an active day of hiking, fishing, kayaking or canoeing.  The river may offer a natural sandy or rocky beach depending on the flow and height of the river water. The nearby Peace River Wildland Provincial Park offers amazing areas for mountain biking and hiking adventurers. A leisurely stroll, rock collecting as well as wildlife and bird watching can be enjoyed by more gentle explorers.  Pack a picnic so you can stay all day!  There are firepits, tables and free firewood available. This newly developed area is open from the May long weekend to the October long weekend. To access this area from Highway 744 near Marie Reine, turn west onto TWP RD 822, then turn left on RGE RD 222.5 and turn right onto 821.5 or alternately turn off Highway 744 west onto TWP RD 820, then turn right on RGE RD 222 and turn right onto 821.5. Day use only. For more information call – 780-624-0013  
    Category: On the Peace River and Circle Tour
    Tags: Circle Tour and Must-See Fishing
    Address: Northern Sunrise County
    Northern Sunrise County
    Northern Sunrise County
    T8S 1Y9
    Canada
    Telephone Number: 780-624-0013
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    Enjoy a long, sunny northern Alberta summer’s day at Murphy’s Flats. This scenic day use area running along the Smoky River is the perfect spot to enjoy an active day of hiking, fishing, kayaking or canoeing.  The river may offer a natural sandy or rocky beach depending on the flow and height of the river water. The nearby Peace River Wildland Provincial Park offers amazing areas for mountain biking and hiking adventurers. A leisurely stroll, rock collecting as well as wildlife and bird watching can be enjoyed by more gentle explorers.  Pack a picnic so you can stay all day!  There are firepits, tables and free firewood available. This newly developed area is open from the May long weekend to the October long weekend. To access this area from Highway 744 near Marie Reine, turn west onto TWP RD 822, then turn left on RGE RD 222.5 and turn right onto 821.5 or alternately turn off Highway 744 west onto TWP RD 820, then turn right on RGE RD 222 and turn right onto 821.5. Day use only. For more information call – 780-624-0013  
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    Fairview Aircraft Restoration Society – FARS

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    Place Title: Fairview Aircraft Restoration Society - FARS
    Place Description: The Fairview Aircraft Restoration Society (FARS) is a non-profit organization that is passionate about preserving history. FARS took on the incredible feat of restoring the Canso, a Canadian built aircraft of World War II, and they successfully brought it back to life for the community to appreciate and enjoy. Their mission is to include all ages in the rich history that the Canso encompasses and to showcase a glimpse in time that should never be forgotten. Demonstrations in the sky are now available to watch, which are guaranteed to invoke curiosity into the historical past that the Canso represents. Viewers on the ground can watch in awe as the big, red machine moves gracefully through the air and they can imagine what it must feel like to be at the controls. FARS has allowed history to come alive again and they are motivated to educate school aged children, adults and community members about Canada’s past in aviation.  Exhibits with other local pilots and airplane enthusiasts happen throughout the year at local airshows and provide an opportunity for everyone to take in and explore the stunning, historical aircrafts. FARS is always looking for new members who want to join them in the restoration processes and who have an interest in sharing knowledge about aircraft history. FARS is for those who want to connect the past with the present and make a difference in the way history is portrayed. It’s never too late to learn with FARS!
    Category: District of Fairview
    Address: 5 km west of the Town of Fairview on Highway 64a.
    Town of Fairview
    Town of Fairview
    Telephone Number: (780) 835-1605
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    Email: droy@roynorthern.com
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    The Fairview Aircraft Restoration Society (FARS) is a non-profit organization that is passionate about preserving history. FARS took on the incredible feat of restoring the Canso, a Canadian built aircraft of World War II, and they successfully brought it back to life for the community to appreciate and enjoy. Their mission is to include all ages in the rich history that the Canso encompasses and to showcase a glimpse in time that should never be forgotten. Demonstrations in the sky are now available to watch, which are guaranteed to invoke curiosity into the historical past that the Canso represents. Viewers on the ground can watch in awe as the big, red machine moves gracefully through the air and they can imagine what it must feel like to be at the controls. FARS has allowed history to come alive again and they are motivated to educate school aged children, adults and community members about Canada’s past in aviation.  Exhibits with other local pilots and airplane enthusiasts happen throughout the year at local airshows and provide an opportunity for everyone to take in and explore the stunning, historical aircrafts. FARS is always looking for new members who want to join them in the restoration processes and who have an interest in sharing knowledge about aircraft history. FARS is for those who want to connect the past with the present and make a difference in the way history is portrayed. It’s never too late to learn with FARS!
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    Whirlwind Acres

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    Place Title: Whirlwind Acres
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    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![/vc_column_text]
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    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

    Phoenix’s Prairie Run

    Phoenix’s Prairie run takes you on an approximate 2.5 km trail pulled by a team of fun-loving Siberian Huskies and Canadian Eskimo Dogs.

    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

    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

    Book a Winter Wonderland Experience

    Limited dates available!

    Book Online Today >
    Category: Attractions
    Tags: Circle Tour Contest, MD of Peace Do Not Miss, and Pet Friendly
    Address: AB-2
    Berwyn
    Alberta
    T0H 0E0
    Canada
    Telephone Number: 780-625-1513
    Facebook
    Email: info@whirlwind-acres.com
    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![/vc_column_text]
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    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

    Phoenix’s Prairie Run

    Phoenix’s Prairie run takes you on an approximate 2.5 km trail pulled by a team of fun-loving Siberian Huskies and Canadian Eskimo Dogs.

    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

    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

    Book a Winter Wonderland Experience

    Limited dates available!

    Book Online Today >
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    Manning Ski Hill

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    Place Title: Manning Ski Hill
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    If you’re looking for affordable winter fun that the whole family can enjoy, then you MUST experience what the Manning Ski Hill has to offer!

    Special Winter Travel Offer

    See the Winter 2024-25  Ski and Stay Package at the Manning Ski Hill and save!

    The Manning and District Ski Club has been in operation since 1972 as a non-profit organization in the Notikewan River Valley, just east of the town of Manning. With some of the best scenery around, this hill is a favourite to many locals and out of town visitors. The hill itself has four main runs with a t-bar lift, making it easy to use for all ages. Whether you’re just started out on the slopes or are an experienced skier or snowboarder, this hill has something for everyone to enjoy.

    Staying active during the winter season is important and the Manning Ski Club is committed to helping users do just that. Although they don’t offer lessons at this time, they do have a chalet with pre-packaged snacks to help visitors refuel after a long day hitting the slopes.

    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

    Relying solely on volunteers to maintain weekend operating hours, the Manning Ski Club is open throughout the winter months on Saturdays and Sundays from 11am until 4pm. Plus, with the recent installation of lights, they are now open late on Wednesdays from 6:30pm to 9:30pm for exhilarating night skiing and boarding.

    Be sure to check out their social media pages on Facebook and Instagram, as well as their website, for up-to-date information and their schedule of operations. They look forward to seeing you out this winter!

    Learn More at manningskiclub.com
    Category: County of Northern Lights and Ski Hill
    Tags: Northern Lights Winter
    Address: Range Road 224
    Northern Lights No. 22
    Alberta
    Canada
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    Email: skiclubmanning@gmail.com
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    If you’re looking for affordable winter fun that the whole family can enjoy, then you MUST experience what the Manning Ski Hill has to offer!

    Special Winter Travel Offer

    See the Winter 2024-25  Ski and Stay Package at the Manning Ski Hill and save!

    The Manning and District Ski Club has been in operation since 1972 as a non-profit organization in the Notikewan River Valley, just east of the town of Manning. With some of the best scenery around, this hill is a favourite to many locals and out of town visitors. The hill itself has four main runs with a t-bar lift, making it easy to use for all ages. Whether you’re just started out on the slopes or are an experienced skier or snowboarder, this hill has something for everyone to enjoy.

    Staying active during the winter season is important and the Manning Ski Club is committed to helping users do just that. Although they don’t offer lessons at this time, they do have a chalet with pre-packaged snacks to help visitors refuel after a long day hitting the slopes.

    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

    Relying solely on volunteers to maintain weekend operating hours, the Manning Ski Club is open throughout the winter months on Saturdays and Sundays from 11am until 4pm. Plus, with the recent installation of lights, they are now open late on Wednesdays from 6:30pm to 9:30pm for exhilarating night skiing and boarding.

    Be sure to check out their social media pages on Facebook and Instagram, as well as their website, for up-to-date information and their schedule of operations. They look forward to seeing you out this winter!

    Learn More at manningskiclub.com
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    McLennan Golden Age Club

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    Place Title: McLennan Golden Age Club
    Place Description: Time and good friends are two things that get more valuable the older you get. This multi-use facility, at #10 3rd Ave in McLennan, is home to an active group of seniors that welcomes friends to come together year-round.  Follow their Facebook page for more information on activities and events. McLennan Golden Age Club Facebook For more information and bookings – 780-324-2123 Club: 780-324-3551
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    Address: 3 Avenue N
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    Time and good friends are two things that get more valuable the older you get. This multi-use facility, at #10 3rd Ave in McLennan, is home to an active group of seniors that welcomes friends to come together year-round.  Follow their Facebook page for more information on activities and events. McLennan Golden Age Club Facebook For more information and bookings – 780-324-2123 Club: 780-324-3551
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    Place Title: McLennan Municipal Library
    Place Description: Between the pages of a book is a lovely place to be! Escape into the world of books in the McLennan Municipal Library located in the Town Centre at #19 1st Avenue in McLennan. This library is part of the Peace Library System and offers language learning programs, computer and internet access, office services as well as interlibrary loans. Curbside pickup of books as well as craft kits for kids is also available. Check out their website and follow their Facebook and Instagram pages for more information on activities and events.  For more information call – 780-324-3767  
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    Between the pages of a book is a lovely place to be! Escape into the world of books in the McLennan Municipal Library located in the Town Centre at #19 1st Avenue in McLennan. This library is part of the Peace Library System and offers language learning programs, computer and internet access, office services as well as interlibrary loans. Curbside pickup of books as well as craft kits for kids is also available. Check out their website and follow their Facebook and Instagram pages for more information on activities and events.  For more information call – 780-324-3767  
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    Place Title: Skate Board Park
    Place Description: The McLennan Skate Park, located just west of the arena, offers an outdoor community space for recreational activity.  This awesome space encourages youth to be outside and engage in physical activity. The Park also offers various features for skate and BMX play. Lots of wide-open space for free play will make this a popular spot for kids!
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    Address: 3 Avenue N
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    The McLennan Skate Park, located just west of the arena, offers an outdoor community space for recreational activity.  This awesome space encourages youth to be outside and engage in physical activity. The Park also offers various features for skate and BMX play. Lots of wide-open space for free play will make this a popular spot for kids!
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    Place Title: Outdoor Sports Court
    Place Description: Basketball, badminton and volleyball are just a few of the sports visitors can enjoy at this fenced and surfaced outdoor sports court. Located near the Hamelin Leiding playground just east of the arena. 
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    Address: 3 Avenue N
    McLennan
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    Basketball, badminton and volleyball are just a few of the sports visitors can enjoy at this fenced and surfaced outdoor sports court. Located near the Hamelin Leiding playground just east of the arena. 
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    Place Title: Hamelin Leiding Playground
    Place Description: Built in memory of members of the Hamelin and Leiding families, this park offers a place for children to climb, explore, run and laugh. Various items of playground equipment will challenge and excite youngsters for hours of outdoor play. Enjoy year-round fresh air and fun at this great facility.
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    Built in memory of members of the Hamelin and Leiding families, this park offers a place for children to climb, explore, run and laugh. Various items of playground equipment will challenge and excite youngsters for hours of outdoor play. Enjoy year-round fresh air and fun at this great facility.
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    Place Title: McLennan Municipal Kimiwan Campground
    Place Description: A warm welcome awaits visitors at the Kimiwan Lake Municipal Campground in the Town of McLennan. This campground is conveniently located within town limits for visitors to access amenities like groceries, laundromat services and fuel. Visitors can self-register before choosing one of the 18 available sites. Choose a serviced or non-serviced site, both have fire pits and picnic tables, and prepare to enjoy a relaxing stay in this beautiful area. There is also an inviting day use area for an impromptu picnic.  This is the perfect spot to set off from and explore the nearby Kimiwan Lake Bird Walk and Interpretive Centre as well as the Railway Museum.  There’s something for everyone with The Smoky River Regional Golf Course nearby for those interested in hitting the links! Little campers will also enjoy the playground and wooden train play centre as well as the catch and release fish pond that is within the campground area. Campers will also find a shelter with a cook stove, washrooms, showers, sewage disposal, town water and free firewood are all available to make their stay more comfortable.  The campground is open May 1st – September 30th.  For more information contact the McLennan town office at 780-324-3065.   
    2022 Camping Fees    
    12 Power Sites (30 amp) $30/night $150/week $550/month   6 Non-Service Sites $20/night $120/week $450/month  
    Group rate is $200/night, to book all 18 stalls for private functions.
    Category: McLennan
    Tags: McLennan Winter, Must-See Fishing, Top, and Unique Camping
    Address: Bousfield Avenue
    McLennan
    Alberta
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    Telephone Number: 780-324-3065
    A warm welcome awaits visitors at the Kimiwan Lake Municipal Campground in the Town of McLennan. This campground is conveniently located within town limits for visitors to access amenities like groceries, laundromat services and fuel. Visitors can self-register before choosing one of the 18 available sites. Choose a serviced or non-serviced site, both have fire pits and picnic tables, and prepare to enjoy a relaxing stay in this beautiful area. There is also an inviting day use area for an impromptu picnic.  This is the perfect spot to set off from and explore the nearby Kimiwan Lake Bird Walk and Interpretive Centre as well as the Railway Museum.  There’s something for everyone with The Smoky River Regional Golf Course nearby for those interested in hitting the links! Little campers will also enjoy the playground and wooden train play centre as well as the catch and release fish pond that is within the campground area. Campers will also find a shelter with a cook stove, washrooms, showers, sewage disposal, town water and free firewood are all available to make their stay more comfortable.  The campground is open May 1st – September 30th.  For more information contact the McLennan town office at 780-324-3065.   
    2022 Camping Fees    
    12 Power Sites (30 amp) $30/night $150/week $550/month   6 Non-Service Sites $20/night $120/week $450/month  
    Group rate is $200/night, to book all 18 stalls for private functions.