All Northeast of Edmonton

Bringing it all Together at the Cold Lake Museums Why Go? During your next visit to Cold Lake, make sure to plan a trip to visit one (or all!) of the Cold Lake Museums. Featured are the Air Force Museum, the Oil & Gas Museum, the Heritage Museum, and the Aboriginal Museum. Whether one topic piques your interest or you Read more...

Welcome to the Home of Volunteers Why Go? The Cold Lake Agricultural Society is thrilled to offer you over 50 years of top-notch rodeo action! Come out to the Cold Lake Agricultural Society Exhibition Park this June for heart-pounding displays of traditional rodeo events, as well as many other great events and activities, such as face painting and children’s attractions. 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...

Step Back in Time to the 1950’s Why Go? You’ve been searching for a fabulous eatery where you will find old fashioned quality and service in a well done retro atmosphere and with a mouth watering menu, haven’t you? Your search is finally over. Gentlemen, start your engines and take your lady over to Jennie’s Diner and Bakery in Bonnyville. Read more...

Exploring the Tales of Lac La Biche: A Glimpse into One of Alberta’s Most Historic Settlements! Why Go? Next time you’re out with your family, be sure to visit the Lac La Biche museum to discover the town’s history. You’ll find exhibits on the Boreal Forest, Fur Trade, The Empress of France & The Sea Cadets, and much more. Learn Read more...

Promoting Understanding Agriculture’s Viral Role in Lac La Biche since 1972. Why Go? Want to become even more active in your community? This not-for-profit community centre is dedicated to promoting awareness, understanding, dynamic leadership, and vision all relating to agriculture. Including the annual agriculture exhibition, the Agriculture Society also provides educational events, scholarships for post-secondary students, and markets for local Read more...

The Region’s #1 Supplier of Beads and Native Crafts! Why Go? St. Brides Trading Post is a rural buy, sell, trade and consign shop located ten miles west of St. Paul and a half mile south of St. Brides on Highway 36 that’s been owned an operated by Ernie Chrapko since 1995. If you’re searching for beads and native crafts Read more...

Locally Inspired Cuisine Why Go? Chef Debra Poulin and her team at The Twisted Fork showcase local farmers and producers in the area for both their food and cocktails. Every day there is a new chef’s creation. There is a separate kids menu, seasonal menu and regular menu. As well, there are some gluten free options available. The Twisted Fork Read more...

Experience the Rich Agricultural Heritage of the Area Why Go? Come out to Musée St. Paul Museum and explore the history of rich agriculture that St. Paul and region was built on. Varied displays throughout showcase the ways in which farming and agricultural pursuits have evolved throughout the years from when homesteaders first began to settle the area. Additionally, there Read more...

One stop marine, retail, repair and power equipment sales shop! Why Go? L & D Marine provides repair work on Personal Watercraft (Sea-Doo, Waverunner) as well as outboard and stern drive engines located in the heart of the Lakeland, (only two minutes west of Bonnyville). L & D Marine is an authorized Jonsered Dealer which offers top of the line Read more...