Lac La Biche County

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The Lac La Biche Region is your playground of opportunities, situated just 30 minutes east of Boyle on Highway 55, and less than an hour north of Vilna on Highway 36. The hamlets of Lac La Biche and Plamondon serve as the urban hubs for the municipality spanning over 12,000 square kilometres. Experience the picturesque farmland, panoramic lake views and tranquil forests in the area.

ROADTRIP ADVENTURES

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Sir Winston Churchill Provincial Park

Start your visit in Lac La Biche as there are 22 km of paved trails around the lake. The lake even has its own Provincial Park right in the middle.

Lac La Biche Mission Historical Site

Visitor Information

Lac La Biche Museum & Visitor Information Centre

9910 - 101 Avenue,
on the edge of downtown just steps from the main beach at McArthur Park.

Open year round. 780-623-1727

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Rich in History...

Spend time at the Lac La Biche Regional Museum, Lac La Biche Mission Historic Site, Museum of Aboriginal Peoples' Art & Artifacts at Portage College and the Plamondon Museum.

Lac La Biche County Attractions & Events

Travel 30 km west of Lac La Biche along Highway 55 to discover the hamlet of Plamondon, one of Alberta’s four officially bilingual communities. Explore the Plamondon Museum, dedicated to the French and Métis peoples who formed the first bilingual community. Contact the museum to visit the charming Mini Parc Heritage Park and see miniature replicas of the town’s original buildings and homesteads, situated east of Plamondon at 100 Old Trail Road.

Step back in time and visit the interactive tours at Lac La Biche Mission, offering a unique insight into life in the early 19th century. Near McArthur Park, the Lac La Biche Museum & Visitor Info Centre showcases interactive displays, wildlife mounts and new exhibits. The Portage College Museum of Aboriginal Peoples’ Art & Artifacts features over 2,000 Indigenous artworks. Enjoy a self-guided tour or guided group tours. On the shore of Lac La Biche lake stands the David Thompson Statue, a tribute to the renowned fur trader and map-maker.

Kick off summer with the Lac La Biche Chamber Spring Trade Show & Market at the Bold Center (May). In July, the Alberta Trappers Association returns to the Plamondon Festival Centre to host their Annual Rendezvous & Outdoorsmen Show–there’s something for everyone to enjoy! While you're there, don’t miss the excitement of the Plamondon Mug Bogs event.

August brings a fun-filled time at the Lakeland Country Fair, including the thrilling Alberta Wife Carrying Championship. You can also take in the one-day Lac La Biche Traditional Pow Wow at the Bold Centre Sports Field, and explore local farms and markets during Alberta Open Farm Days. From May to August, Alberta Parks hosts monthly “Music in the Forest” events. Don’t miss the annual Dark Sky Celebration in September. To learn more, visit albertaparks.ca.

Outdoors

The region boasts over 100 lakes and more than 1000 campsites, making it the perfect destination for outdoor enthusiasts. Play Disc Golf or pedal through the scenic trails at the Mountain Bike Adventure Park located in Alexander Hamilton Park. Challenge your skills at the Skateboard Park, cool off at the Spray Park or go swimming at the beach at McArthur Park. Explore the 22 km of paved trails surrounding the lake.

Sir Winston Churchill Provincial Park is the only island park in the region, featuring beautiful trails through old growth forests, sandy beaches, and designated camping areas. You can also opt to stay here in lakeview cabins or tipis.

Nearby, enjoy a game of golf at the Lac La Biche Golf & Country Club. Another beautiful location worth visiting is Lakeland Provincial Park & Provincial Recreation Area. The renowned 38 km canoe circuit encompasses seven lakes, providing an unforgettable adventure. For more camping check out one of the County’s campgrounds: Fork Lake, Owl River, or the Bold Centre campground.

Eat, Shop & Stay

In the hamlet of Lac La Biche, you can find everything you need from shopping to dining, sporting goods, and a great rest stop.

Agritourism is alive at Christy Creek Honey and Orchard Fresh Syrups & Saskatoon Orchard. Savor a farm-to-table meal at Pasture + Market, located at the Lac La Biche Golf & Country Club. Every Friday, the Farmers’ Market offers unique gifts and locally made items, while the Canadian Native Friendship Centre features authentic Indigenous-made artwork and gifts.

Enjoy a comfortable stay at Canalta Hotel or Ramada in Lac La Biche, or embrace rustic charm and settle into Wildly Eweneek Cabins, nestled in Alberta’s Lakeland where forest trails and Northern Lights create the perfect nature escape. When it’s time to shift gears, Off Road Adventures, offers everything from snowmobiles to paddle boards, empowering you to explore the wild at your own pace.

Kikino Metis Settlement

Located approximately 40 km south of Lac La Biche, Kikino is home to over 1,100 members. Rich in Métis and Cree culture, Kikino takes its name from the Cree language and translates to 'Our Home'. The community now proudly features Alberta’s Largest Red River Cart, a remarkable attraction worth visiting.

In August, don't miss the highly anticipated annual Silver Birch Rodeo. Discover the natural beauty of Silver Birch Resort, nestled along the serene shores of Whitefish Lake, where numerous trails await for hiking, biking, quadding, and birdwatching. For something different, unwind at Hideaway Adventure Grounds.

Enjoy family-friendly fun at the Painted Horse Paintball & Mini-Putt, and stock up on road trip essentials at the general store, which offers gas and food services.

You’re invited to come to Kikino Métis Settlement to experience all that their land and culture has to offer!