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Strive for success. Aim for perfection. Experience archery in a beautiful park-like setting at Prodigy Archery. The outdoor range features short- and long-distance targets, 3D animal targets, a dedicated crossbow lane, shaded picnic areas, washrooms, and ample parking. A certified bow technician is on-site, offering bow tuning, custom arrow building, and one-on-one coaching. Recurve and compound bow rentals are available, Read more...

Lavoy General Store Why Go? Step into a piece of Alberta history at the Lavoy General Store. Located in a beautifully restored heritage building that dates back more than a century, this charming destination combines small-town hospitality with a unique shopping experience. Whether you’re stopping in during a road trip along Highway 16, exploring the area’s rich history, or searching Read more...

Step Into the Stories of Gibbons’ Past Why Go? Spend a relaxing afternoon exploring the six distinctive buildings that make up the Gibbons Museum site, located in Emily Oliver Park in the Town of Gibbons. Step inside the McLean Bros. General Store, built in 1929, where original shelving and counters recreate the feel of a 1930s shopping experience. Wander through Read more...

A Hidden Gem in Redwater  Why Go? Step through the doors and be transported back to the homesteading days of the Redwater area, surrounded by the rich history of the one-room schools that once dotted the landscape. Historic photos and artifacts guide you on a journey from wilderness to a growing hamlet, and eventually to boomtown Alberta following the discovery Read more...

Step Into History at the Fort Heritage Precinct Why Go? Located in Fort Saskatchewan’s downtown river valley, the Fort Heritage Precinct invites visitors to experience Alberta’s past across three distinct eras in one walkable destination. Guided tours bring history to life, from the 1875 North West Mounted Police Fort to the early settler village and the 1909 Courthouse, ending at Read more...

Explore Vermilion’s History  Why Go? Housed in a restored 1912 brick school, the Vermilion Heritage Museum is a quirky, hands-on dive into Alberta’s past. With six themed galleries, you’ll explore everything from pioneer artifacts and agricultural exhibits to vintage collectibles and a historic home. What’s Unique? Step inside jail cells, squirm at old dental tools, and wander through full-scale replicas Read more...

Discover Tofield’s Past and Natural Beauty Why Go? Step into Alberta’s past at the Tofield Museum, where history and nature come together. Operated by the dedicated Tofield Historical Society, the museum takes you through time, from early Indigenous settlements and pioneer life to the growth of farming, schools, and local businesses. Inside, you can see exhibits on farming, rural medicine, Read more...

Legacy of the Frontiersmen Why Go?Discover the rich history of the Legion of Frontiersmen Museum, founded in 1904 by adventurer and Boer War veteran Roger Pocock. Located at Hastings Lake, the museum offers a fascinating look into the lives of early frontiersmen through exhibits featuring military memorabilia, antiques, and natural displays. It’s a must-visit for history lovers and anyone curious Read more...

Explore the Fascinating History of Ryley Why Go?Visit the Ryley Museum, where two former country schools now tell the story of village and farm life. Inside, explore pioneer household tools, detailed family histories, vintage schoolroom displays, and old photographs that bring the community’s past to life in a personal and meaningful way. What’s Unique?Outside, the museum grounds offer even more Read more...

Step into the Stories of Prairie Life at the Provost & District Museum  Why Go?The Provost and District Museum is home to many historic treasures, offering a glimpse into both rural and town life, as well as the agricultural and oil industries of Provost and the surrounding district. Inside the main building, you’ll find displays from local organizations, clubs, and Read more...