Go East of Edmonton

Go East of Edmonton and see Where Culture Meets Adventure! Highways 15-45 and Highway 16 are your main routes for a scenic ride to explore the Birthplace of Ukrainian Settlement, the Beaver Hills Biosphere, Elk Island National Park, the Vermilion River Region & more.

Highway 15, 45 Tour

This route will take you through the city of Fort Saskatchewan, Lamont County, as well as many towns and villages, including Bruderheim, Chipman, Two Hills and more.

HWY 15, 45

Highway 16

This route takes you East of Edmonton from Sherwood Park, the newly established Beaver Hills Biosphere through Vegreville, Vermilion to Lloydminster at the Saskatchewan Border. Enjoy lots of awesome attractions and shops all along the way.

HWY 16
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    City of Fort Saskatchewan

    A vibrant City located at the junction of Highways 15 and 21

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    Lamont County

    Just a quick trip east of Edmonton, the perfect destination for day trips and weekend getaways.

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    County of Two Hills

    A diverse region situated in beautiful rolling hills near the North Saskatchewan River.

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    Strathcona County

    Set in the centre of Alberta's energy and agricultural heartland, Sherwood Park and Strathcona County is a thriving, vibrant community.

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    Town of Vegreville

    Only 1 hour drive from Edmonton on Highway 16. Visit the World's Largest Pysanka, plus unique shops and eateries.

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    Town of Vermilion

    Travel two hours east of Edmonton to Experience New Ideas for Living.

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