The Flagstaff Scottish Club in Flagstaff County, Alberta, proudly celebrates over 14 years of Scottish heritage through events like Robbie Burns Night and the Gathering of the Clans. Their mission is to enrich and promote Scottish culture in the Flagstaff and Battle River region. Upcoming Events Gathering of the Clans Highland Festival Date: August 23, 2025 Location: Wild Rose Co-op Read more...

Take a look at some of the exciting activities in the Flagstaff Region: Outdoor Ice Skating – The Flagstaff Region is known for its rinks and outdoor ponds. Grab your skates and head on out to one of our public outdoor rinks today!  Strome Outdoor Rink Sedgewick Lake  Killam Outdoor Pond  Ice Fishing – Winter activities don’t come much simpler Read more...

Ride the Rails in Central Alberta! Why Go? Experience a journey on the Battle River Railway, where you can take in stunning views around Alliance, explore the ‘medieval village’ of Galahad, and see Canada’s Largest Baseball Glove in Heisler—all while traveling through the southern part of the region. Based in Forestburg, the Friends of the Battle River Railway are excited Read more...

 Over 65 years ago a club was formed to bring skiing to East Central Alberta. From those early beginnings The Valley has grown to include a full-service lodge, rental shop, ski school and more.   All trails are patrolled by qualified Ski Patrol offering excellent terrain for skiers and snowboarders from beginner to expert.  Southwest of Alliance, set in the beautiful Read more...

Enjoy fresh baking daily! Delicious donuts, buns and more! Why Go? Diamond J Bakery supplies bread, buns and pastries to Lougheed and surrounding area. They deliver and would love to see you stop in for some coffee and a donut. What’s Unique? Cookie of the Week!  Each week they are trying out a new cookie recipe.  Check out their Facebook Read more...

An authentic vintage village! Why Go? Step into a part of history! The Iron Creek Museum consists of several heritage buildings which were moved on site including E.H. Hudson’s law office, Archie Beazer’s shoe shop and a Homesteader’s cabin. They are full of items from founding families as well as artifacts donated by other locals who were eager to contribute. Read more...