Grande Prairie Regional Tourism Association

Welcome to the real west! Approved and accredited Alberta ranch, farm, country vacations and bed and breakfasts! Working cattle ranch vacations,trail rides, pack trips, cow camps, relaxing farm stays, quiet ranch and country getaways. unique accomodations, cottages, private log cabins, tipis. Horseback riding, fishing, canoeing, hiking, sightseeing, relaxing. Great food, great company, great stories! Summer and winter activities. Call us at 1-866-217-ACVA See our website at www.albertacountryvacations.com

The Beaver, prominently located alongside Highway 43, took 6 months to complete! The Beaverlodge Beaver is an engineering marvel; it is over 15 feet in height and weighs over 3000 pounds!  www.beaverlodge.ca

The course layout of Chinook Valley takes advantage of the natural terrain & beauty of the Burnt River & the Saddle Hills, north of Grande Prairie. This place is fully equipped for tournements & group golf outings. The course size, the clubhouse facility & number of power cart rentals make Chinook an excellent choice for your compagny tourney or fun get togerther. Contact numbers: Phone number: 780-774-3838 Fax number: 780-532-9052

Phone Number: 780-538-0300
Fax Number: 780-538-0746

Located in the northeast sector of Grande Prairie is this waterfowl refuge where you may take walking trails, and visit the bird watching stations and blinds. See Trumpeter Swans, ducks, loons, etc. Contact numbers: Phone number: 780-539-7688 Contact: info@gptourism.ca

Another great web site promoting the Peace Country!
www.discoverthepeacecountry.com

780-538-4333 / Resources Rd South / Grande Prairie

Experience some of the finest shopping adventures in downtown Grande Prairie, centred on 100 Avenue. A wide variety of shops including fashions, restaurants, coffee houses, furniture, videos, antiques, and health. The best shopping in north-western Alberta. For more information call 780-538-1909.

780-532-0340 / Resources Rd South / Grande Prairie

A 3/8 oval paved track, one of the fastest in Canada. It features modified, street stock, starter stock, sportsman and sprint competitions. Races held from early May to end of September. For more information, call 780-538-0707 or 780-538-3303 
www.hythe.ca

Within the park, the Kakwa River cascades 30 meters over Kakwa Falls, rushes through a 4 km canyon and then plunges over a second set of falls. Access to the falls is via a 20 km unimproved trail suitable only for hikers, horseback riders, or ATV.

Also under Zone 2 Campgrounds. 20 km east of Grande Prairie. One of the last remaining native prairie and badland areas. Walk the 1km trail trough the grasslands or take a tour of the pioneer village. Heritage village located nearby.  Call (780) 512-0722 for more information

The Hamlet of La Glace traces its roots back to the early 1900’s. Folklore has it that it was named after Chief La Glace who drowned in 1909 in nearby Valhalla Lake while trapping muskrats. The Hertitage Park has beautful brick pathed gardens, and a cairn that is in memory of the well-respected native leader, and the many pioneers of the area. 

This beautiful working sundial in located off of Highway 43, in front of Centre 2000-a world class visitor and interpretive centre. The sundial measures 40 feet high and accurately tells time, and celebrates the millennium year-2000.In conjunction with the community sundial is our time capsule project. Time capsules are sealed and incorporated into the sundial, celebrating the millennium through the eyes of our community, recognizing the pioneers and volunteers in our region.

Visit the Muskoseepi Park Pavillon for information on our beautiful 445 hectare/1100 acre urban park, our 20 kilometres trail systeme, and eighteen other amenities that provide entertainment, recreation, culture and leisure opportunities. Conveniently located in downtown Grande Prairie with plenty of parking for small and large vehicles. Watch for the entry sign titled “Centennial Park”. Outdoor Winter Activities and Adventures: – Ice Skating – Cross-country skiing – Tobogganing – Other Winter Activities OUtdoor Spring/Summer/Fall Activities and Adventures: – Cycling – Fishing – Golf – Hicking/Climbing – Water Activities – Wildlife Viewing – Other Spring/Summer/Fall Activities Contact: Phone number: 780-538-0451 Fax number: 780-539-5229 musko_contact@cityofgp.com
www.musko.cityofgp.com

This spring-fed lake and camping area is a popular locale offering camping, excellent fishing, boating and swimming. Phone number 538-5350

A great local ski hill on the banks of the Wapiti River south of Grande Prairie. off Highway 40. Nitehawk also offers a summer aerial water ramp for the training of aerial snowboarding and skiing enthusiasts. Call the Visitor Information Centre at 780-539-7688 for more seasonal information.

The Northern Alberta Heritage Trail is a self-drive history-themed discovery tour. Using Edmonton as a start point, there are 6 options or ‘Reaches’ to be explored. These Reaches encompass the whole of Northern Alberta, from Lac La Biche in the east, to Fort Chipewyan and High Level in the north, and the Grande Prairie/Peace region in the west.
www.heritagetrail.ca

A day use recreation area located on the south banks of the Wapiti River, 15 minutes south of Grande Prairie. The stately poplar and spruce trees which tower overhead offer a sheltering welcome to family and group picnics. Summer hiking trails, firepits, picnic tables. Lots of wildlife.

20 minute drive west of Grande Prairie off Hwy 43. Second richest known deposit of dinosaur fossils in western Canada. World’s largest site of the Pacyrhinosaurus.

Looking for a getaway from the city? Come out to Red Willow Gardens where you can walk through our garen and pick your own vegetables. Afterwards, enjoy a cup of tea in the tea house and enjoy the view across the winding river. Call 354-8211 with any questions you may have.

Location: 25 kilometers west of Grande Prairie and north off Highway 43. This park is operated by the province and offers 103 forested campsites, seasonal interpretive programs, and a beach with change houses, boating, picnicing, bird-watching, fire pits and berry picking. Guided tours are available on the trails of the park through out the summer. For more information contact 780-538-5350

Accessed north at Huallen off Highway 43, and offers one of the most spectacular views of the south and the west portions of the County. Today, over 2200 acres of land are available for bird watching, hiking, picnics and cross-country skiing.

Sexsmith is located on the flyway for northern ducks and geese during their migrations. Excellent for bird watching and big game hunting. Guides available for tours west of the town. Trail rides, horseback riding. Call 780-568-3681.

Located 6 km south on Wapiti Road (Highway 40), directly across the highway from The Wapiti Nordic Center. The Dunes is an 18 hole championship golf course/driving range. 3 different multi-use rooms, licensed restaurant & lounge, 3 large patio decks, weekend retreats. For bookings and information call toll free 1-888-224-2252. To reach the pro shop dial (780) 538-4333.
www.thedunes.ca

Just 20 km south of Grande Prairie on Hwy 40. Stocked with trout by Alberta Fish and Wildlife. This day use facility offers basic services and is a great place for a quiet family picnic. For more information, please call ahead to reserve at 780-539-7337.

Two Lakes consists of three campgrounds and 87 campsites. The lakes are popular for sport fishing. Staging site to Kakwa Wildland.

Located five minutes south of Grande Prairie off Hwy 40, hiking and cross-country ski hills that were developed to host the 1995 Canada Winter games. A total of 4.5 km of trails. Centre offers lessons and hosts sanctioned races.

The Wee Links is located near the heart of Grande Prairie. Spend a day with us where the whole fanilw can enjoy the greater ourdoors and friendly atmosphere. Situated in the South Bear Creek Park, the golf course and driving range is the ideal place to be surrounded in a setting of trees and plenty of wildlife. All ages are welcome to try their hand at playing a round of golf. Number of holes: 9 Par: 27 Contact numbers: Phone number: 780-538-4501 Fax number: 780-539-0637 Contact: weelinks@telusplanet.net 9209 – 95 Avenue Grande Prairie, Alberta T8V 6A2

Located in Slave lake but works in the Grande Prairie Region. Custom kayaking, kayak tours and rentals. Wilderness pursuits such as bush skills (survival), wild edible cooking, and overnight camping and cabin accommodations. Phone 780-849-8375, Fax 780-849-3680.
www.wildside.ca