Wood Buffalo
The Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo is a place where people want to be. Fly fishing at the lodges along Lake Athabasca, canoeing the Clearwater River, off-roading through the sand dunes along the northern lakes, admiring the blazing Aurora Borealis or camping for the weekend at Gregoire Provincial Park, these are just a few of the activities the region has to offer. Come and join visitors from around the world that have come to realize that the oil sands isn’t the only reason people visit the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo.
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Kalyna Country
Kalyna Country is a tourism region-presenting some of Alberta’s and Western Canada’s most unique experiences. Extending east and northeast from Edmonton, the Kalyna Country Ecomuseum is one of the most historic places in Alberta. Follow our rivers and roads to experience a millenia of aboriginal culture, a landscape traversed by the great explorers and fur traders, prior to the homesteading era and the coming of the railroad. Kalyna Country is Alberta’s multi-cultural capital. Kalyna Country contains Canada’s largest Ukrainian settlement; some of Alberta’s largest concentrations of French, Cree, Metis and Romanian settlement; Alberta’s only Irish settlement, plus German, Scandinavian, British and other slavic cultures. All of these groups, together have combined to give Kalyna Country a distinct flavour that sets the region apart from other rural areas of Alberta.
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Trail of the Buffalo
Looking for a destination to connect with family and friends?? The Trail of the Buffalo in East Central Alberta, Canada offers scenic beauty, historic wonder and mystic of the bison. This area is rich in history and has all the amenities - historical attractions, outdoor fun, accommodations, cultural activities,plenty of interesting and varied scenery, and many great treasures to experience. Take advantage of a great family getaway within the Trail of the Buffalo; our Prairie Pride Country, today!
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Canadian Badlands
You never run out of things to do in the Canadian Badlands. Spend your day golfing, hiking or canoeing. You’re almost guaranteed to get a good look at some of the region’s rare birds along the way. Wind up your visit with a trip to a quaint cafe or u-pick garden to sample some local specialties. Feel like a road trip? See the stunning scenery that inspired movies like Unforgiven and Brokeback Mountain, or go in search of the region’s weirder toursit attractions – try the big gopher in Torrington or the world's largest lamp in Donalda. Keep your offspring happy along with one-of-a-kind Badlands adventures. Meet burrowing owls, ride on a steam train, gaze at the stars, or go on a ghost tour.
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