Located close to the British Columbia border, Grande Prairie is a convenient stopping point for groups traveling north. One of the fastest-growing cities in Alberta, it is noted for shopping and cultural amenities, as well as hiking, swimming, hot air ballooning, bird watching and golf.

Grande Prairie Museum
Discover exciting stories from the region’s extensive history, including several displays on the dinosaur fossil finds from the local Pipestone Creek bed. Permanent and changing exhibits are on display, and the Heritage Village on-site gives groups the opportunity to step back in time.
Minimum Time Required: 2 hours

South Peace Centennial Museum
The largest and only working steam powered farm equipment museum in Alberta. The Museum is open daily throughout the summer months and offers free music for everyone from the bandstand. Annual Pioneer Days the third Sunday in July.

• Athabasca
• Fort Chipewyan
• Fort McMurray
• Fort Vermilion
• Grimshaw
• Grouard
• High Level
• High Prairie
• Hines Creek
• Peace River
• Slave Lake
• Wood Buffalo National Park