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FeaturedJurassic Forest – Where History comes to Life Why Go? Step back in time and explore the prehistoric wonders of Jurassic Forest, an immersive outdoor adventure just north of Edmonton! Wander scenic trails through an ancient old-growth forest, where life-sized, animatronic dinosaurs come to life. Enjoy a round of Journey to Extinction mini golf, dig for fossils in the paleontology Read more...
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FeaturedCurated Day Trips Featuring Local Alberta Businesses Why choose Whisk’d Away? Whisk’d Away with Lindsay proudly supports local businesses throughout Alberta by offering private and open group tours for 10 to 15 people year-round. Groups can explore 6 to 14 exciting venues in a single day, with tours customized to fit their interests. These tours are perfect for team building, Read more...
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FeaturedDiscover History & Play a Game! Why Go? Explore the Village of Vilna in Alberta’s oldest-running pool hall and barbershop on Main Street. Set in a unique 1920s historic building, it’s a fantastic spot to play pool or snooker on pre-World War I tables. Don’t miss the complimentary tour of the attached residence to see what life was like in Read more...
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FeaturedTake a Day to Experience Alberta Why Go? Explore the wonders of Alberta through Experience Alberta’s thoughtfully crafted self-driving tours, beginning from the Edmonton area. Tailor your day with suggested stops and activities, whether you prefer a self-guided adventure, a guided experience, or a customized journey. Experience Alberta offers comprehensive itineraries with destination highlights, activity recommendations, and intriguing local insights Read more...
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FeaturedGet Lost in the Beauty of the Farm Why Go? Immerse yourself in the serene beauty of nature at Bar OA Farms for an unforgettable u-pick experience, date night or moon dinner. Surrounded by picturesque gardens of vibrant blooms, this flower farm offers a unique opportunity to reconnect with the earth and indulge your senses. Whether you’re seeking a peaceful Read more...
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FeaturedThe Thorhild & District Ag Society is a non-profit organization that manages the operation of the Waste Management of Canada Agriplex, located in the Hamlet of Thorhild, Alberta. Their goal is to enrich their community through promoting healthy activities. This facility is the community hub of many activities such as minor and senior hockey, Ukrainian dance, Fun Hockey, Pembina Ringette, school Read more...
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FeaturedThe Newbrook Agricultural and Recreational Society is a dedicated volunteer organization that maintains the Newbrook Hall and Arena, offering community events and recreational facilities. Looking for the perfect venue for a wedding or family reunion? The Newbrook Agricultural Society Community Hall, complete with camping facilities, is an excellent choice. For bookings, call (780) 576-3316. Annual Events: Newbrook Fair: June 21, Read more...
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FeaturedLess than 35 minutes east of Edmonton lies a year-round oasis where bison roam freely, sun glistens off lakes and ponds, and stars light-up the night sky: Elk Island National Park. This gentle wilderness of aspen woodlands, prairie meadows and pockets of wetland is a wildlife-watchers paradise; free roaming bison, elk, deer, moose, and more than 250 bird species call Read more...
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FeaturedStep 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...
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FeaturedThe Nature Conservancy of Canada: Protecting Nature for the Future The Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) is the country’s leading national organization dedicated to land conservation. As a private, non-profit group, NCC collaborates with individuals, corporations, foundations, Indigenous communities, and all levels of government to protect Canada’s most important natural areas. They conserve land through donations, purchases, and conservation agreements, Read more...










