All Roadtrips

Explore Rural Roots at Paradise Valley Museum  Why Go?Step into a piece of Alberta’s farming heritage, located in a beautifully restored grain elevator. Once part of a row of six towering elevators along the rail line, this museum now stands as a proud tribute to the town’s agricultural roots and community spirit. What’s Unique?As Paradise Valley’s last standing grain elevator, 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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

The Region’s #1 Supplier of Beads and Native Crafts! Why Go? ONIHCIKISKWAPIWIN Trading Post (formerly known as St. Bride’s 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 is now owned and operated by Saddle Lake Reserve as of Read more...

A DESTINATION MARKETING COMPANY Specializing in Tourism & Event Marketing GRAPHIC DESIGN  •  ADVERTISING  •  PRINTING  •  PUBLISHING CONSULTING  •  DIGITAL MARKETING  Publishers of the official Travel Guide to East Central Alberta — Go East of Edmonton Travel Guide recognized by many as the best travel guide in Alberta! Learn more about the Travel Guide here. ****************************************** Publishers of one Read more...

Immortalized in Silver, Remembered Forever Why Go? At Portraits with Presence, Tiffany Davis brings the timeless charm of vintage photography to life through her captivating Tintype and Ambrotype portrait sessions. Having your portrait made is a fantastic excuse for a road trip, a date night, or a creative adventure. The session is a fascinating experience, and you’ll leave with a Read more...

Explore Trails & Wildlife Why Go? Just an hour east of Edmonton, Cooking Lake‑Blackfoot Provincial Recreation Area offers 170 km of trails winding through forests, wetlands, and grasslands. Part of the Beaver Hills UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, this multi-use park blends natural beauty, recreation, and grazing land, giving visitors scenic views, abundant wildlife, and outdoor adventures for all ages. Well-marked trails make Read more...