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Step Into the Past, Discover the Heart of Edgerton Why Go? Nicknamed “Teacups to Tractors,” the Edgerton Museum is a charming small-town gem that brings Alberta’s rural roots to life. With six heritage buildings packed with artifacts, it’s a perfect stop for history enthusiasts, curious explorers, and families seeking an enjoyable afternoon. What’s Unique? Explore the Edgerton Methodist Church, Battle Read more...

Experience Alberta’s History Why Go? Step into Alberta’s fur trade past at Fort George and Buckingham House. Built in 1792 by rival companies, these forts tell the stories of traders, Indigenous peoples, and Métis families along the North Saskatchewan River. Explore engaging exhibits, stroll scenic trails, and join tours and activities that bring history to life. This is more than Read more...

A Centre Dedicated to the History and Culture of the Métis Why Go? History buffs will love a trip on the Victoria Trail along the North Saskatchewan River, just 10 miles south of Smoky Lake off Highway 855. Start at Victoria Settlement, where interpreters bring this former Fort and pioneer settlement to life. Work your way west to Metis Crossing Read more...

Discover 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...

Experience Alberta’s History Why Go? Explore the captivating history of Alberta at Victoria Settlement, where visitors are transported back in time through fascinating tours and activities. Suitable for visitors of all ages, you can embark on guided tours, explore the historic buildings, and interact with costumed interpreters who bring history to life. If you enjoy exploring on your own, you Read more...

Explore the depths of history at the Sodbusters Archives Museum! Why Go?  They offer history enthusiasts, the young and the seasoned a rich experience. Revel in their ancestor’s ingenuity as you take a stroll through time at the Sodbusters Archives Museum! Located on main street in the Hamlet of Strome, this museum boasts a huge collection from rocks, rock and Read more...

Discover a Legacy! Why Go? Get ready for the outdoor adventure you’ve been waiting for! Alberta’s Iron Horse Trail is a multi-use, recreational trail that runs the length of what was the Canadian National Railway line. Explore over 300 km of scenic trails and parks that will lead you through the captivating landscapes of northeast Alberta, including parkland, boreal forest, Read more...

Step into the Past and embrace the Historic charm! Why Go? Enjoy the scenery and explore the beautiful Natural Linear Park Trails, which are accessible to the public all year round. The trailhead, created by the Alberta East Central Natural Linear Park Society, can be found northwest of the station, just across the paved road leading to Meeting Creek. As Read more...

The CDÉA is unveiling the new routes-ab.ca website where visitors can choose from among some 200 attractions in Northern Alberta and use an interactive map to create a personalized itinerary. This site also offers internet users the opportunity to select a thematic circuit offering a variety of cultural, heritage, agritourism and family experiences as well as many others. Equipped with Read more...

The snow is falling, the land and the seasons are changing, and Métis Crossing is welcoming you to discover and experience their distinct Indigenous culture this winter. Winter Staycation Packages Winter Family Package: Two Nights, Three Days or Winter Family Package: One Night, Two Days, Awaken your adventurous spirit, fulfill your cultural curiosities, and find yourself relaxing and reconnecting with Read more...