Kikino Métis Settlement
HOME OF ALBERTA'S LARGEST RED RIVER CART
Located about 40 km south of Lac La Biche, Kikino Métis Settlement is home to more than 1,100 members and is a vibrant blend of Métis and Cree culture. Kikino comes from the Cree language, meaning “Our Home,” a fitting reflection of the community’s deep roots, pride, and connection to the land.
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Kikino Silver Birch Rodeo
An unforgettable weekend of rodeo action, live music, and family fun at Silver Birch Resort & Campground on Whitefish Lake—located just 30 minutes south of Lac La Biche and 6 km east of Highway 36.
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KIKINO MÉTIS SETTLEMENT
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Kikino, AB T0A 2B0
Phone: 780-623-7868
Attractions & Events
Experience the spirit and pride of Métis culture at Kikino Silver Birch Rodeo and Celebration Days. The annual event brings the community together with an exciting amateur rodeo featuring bull riding, saddle and bareback events, and thrilling chuckwagon races. Enjoy live music, a lively talent show, family-friendly activities, and a spectacular fireworks display.
The Kikino Métis Settlement is home to a rich community of Métis performers and musicians, including the renowned youth dance troupe, the Kikino Northern Lights Dancers. Celebrated as some of Canada’s finest traditional Métis dancers and jiggers, the group was founded in 1978 by Kikino Métis Elders who recognized the importance of passing down traditional music and dance to future generations.
Outdoors
Experience the natural beauty of Silver Birch Resort & Campground, nestled along the peaceful shores of Whitefish Lake. Explore a network of trails perfect for hiking, biking, quadding, and birdwatching. For a different kind of getaway, plan a stay at Hideaway Adventure Grounds where guests can choose from a variety of unique accommodations and tailored experiences, all set within an environment built to inspire learning, well-being, and meaningful connections.
Also, be sure to see Alberta’s Largest Red River Cart, a towering landmark over 30 feet tall and 58 feet long. Built from metal and timber, it celebrates the iconic symbol of Métis heritage across Canada. You can find it at the entrance to the settlement, just three minutes west of Highway 36—perfect for a quick photo stop and cultural highlight.