region |alberta north
SHAW LAKE TRAIL
MAYBELLE RIVER WILDLAND
PROVINCIAL PARK
Enjoy backcountry camping and hiking,
wildlife viewing, fishing in the summer
and snowmobiling in the winter. The
park also protects the largest active sand
field in Alberta — the Athabasca Dunes
Ecological Reserve — where you can
hike, board, or ride the dunes. Located
north of Fort McMurray. 1-800-565-3947,
albertaparks.ca/richardson-river-dunes
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WOOD BUFFALO
NATIONAL
PARK
FORT CHIPEWYAN
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This park runs through the heart of Grande
Prairie and is host to many of the city’s
concerts, festivals and events. The area
attracts locals and visitors alike throughout
the year to its inviting amphitheatre and
calm Crystal Lake. With an outdoor pool, BMX
bike track, dog park, lawn-bowling green,
mini-golf course, spray park and skateboard
park, there is a near-endless number of
activities for the entire family. cityofgp.com
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TERR ITO R IES
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HIGH LEVEL
RAINBOW LAKE
FORT VERMILION
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MUSKOSEEPI PARK
N O R T H W EST
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LE CRETE
697
BRITISH
In the majestic wilderness of Lakeland
Provincial Park, you can take this historic
trail past huge glacial lakes, sandy beaches
and impressive shorelines. Archaeological
evidence in the area also suggests that people
of the Woods Cree, Chipewyan, Blackfoot,
Sekani, Sarcee and Beaver occupied the
region as far back as 7,500 years ago. 780-
623-5235, albertaparks.ca/lakeland-pp
FORT McMURRAY
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CLEARDALE
RED EARTH CREEK
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HINES CREEK
GRIMSHAW
2
FAIRVIEW
49
2A
DUNVEGAN
RYCROFT FALHER
SPIRIT RIVER
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BEAVERLODGE
59
63
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MANNING
2
49
SEXSMITH
43
WEMBLEY
GRANDE
PRAIRIE
40
PEACE RIVER
2
WABASCA
McLENNAN
49
2
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HIGH PRAIRIE
2A
2
SLAVE LAKE
VALLEYVIEW
43
63
754
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44 2
ATHABASCA
SWAN HILLS
FOX CREEK
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33
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TO LAC
LA BICHE
BOYLE
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Muskoseepi Park
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