Grande Prairie

Regional Tourism Association

Discover a region where big landscapes meet big ambition. From major events, sport, and culture to dinosaur discoveries, trails, rivers, and true wilderness, this place is made for explorers.

Positioned on the route north, we invite travellers to stop, stay, and go further—off the beaten path and into a year-round destination fueled by adventure, curiosity, and discovery.

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Places to Stay

Wherever your day takes you, find a place that feels like home. From cozy stays to full-service hotels, enjoy comfortable accommodations rooted in hometown hospitality, easy travel, and the welcoming spirit of our region.

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Things to Do

Northwest Alberta is full of seasonal adventures and experiences waiting to be discovered. Our region invites you to explore, relax, and connect with nature on your own terms.

Grande Prairie Airport

discover what's on in the region

From signature festivals to local gatherings and one-of-a-kind experiences, discover events happening across the region throughout the year. You might just find yourself staying a little longer to explore a little more.

Easy to Find. Hard to leave.

However you choose to travel, getting here is easy. With multiple road routes, convenient air access, and visitor information centres throughout the region, planning your trip is simple and exploring comes naturally.

Featured Stories

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Looking for a peaceful way to explore the Grande Prairie region? Bring your binoculars. 🦢

From spring swan migrations to quiet forest songbirds, this area is a hidden gem for bird watchers.

🌳 Start at Saskatoon Island Provincial Park, a designated migratory bird sanctuary just west of the city. Keep an eye out for trumpeter swans, ducks, geese and soaring raptors.

🐦 Closer to town, Crystal Lake offers easy viewing decks and peaceful marsh trails, while Muskoseepi Park is perfect for spotting songbirds along Bear Creek year-round.

Spring and fall bring the most variety, but there is always something to see if you slow down and listen.

Tag your sightings with #UnforgettableNWAB and show us what you discover. 

📸 by Sandi Jo

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Tonight the Full Worm Moon will light up the night sky. This year it also comes with a total lunar eclipse visible across much of Canada. It is a rare and breathtaking sight that is perfect for stargazers and night photographers. 🌑

Northwest Alberta is one of the best places to catch the view thanks to its dark skies and wide-open horizons. Find a peaceful spot, look up, and experience the Moon like never before. 🌙

Upload your shots to our sites using #UnforgettableNWAB 📲

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Northwest Alberta is full of incredible wildlife. Moose and other local animals are on the move around the region, which is always incredible to witness. They are beautiful to look at, just remember to give them plenty of space. Stay safe, keep your distance, and enjoy these moments from afar. ❄

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Making a trip to northwest Alberta this winter? Make sure to tag #UnforgettableNWAB so we can feature your photos! From snowy landscapes to warm indoor escapes, show us how you’re embracing the magic of our winter destination.

#NorthwesternAlberta #DiscoverOurRegion #TravelNWAB
🦉 Fun Fact: Snowy Owls Love Northwest Alberta!

If you’ve spotted a flash of white wings across the winter landscape, you’re not imagining things. Snowy owls regularly visit our region.

Here's why our northern prairies are perfect for these stunning Arctic birds:

❄️ Born for the cold: Snowy owls thrive in wide-open, snowy environments, and our northern prairies match their Arctic habitat.

🐭 Plenty of prey: With abundant voles, mice, and small mammals, our area provides plenty of food for these snowy visitors.

🌬️ Open landscapes: Fields and farmland give them the perfect hunting grounds to spot prey from far away.

🧭 Irruption visitors: Some winters, snowy owls travel farther south when Arctic food supplies are low, bringing more of them to our region.

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