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Grimshaw | Alberta

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Mile Zero Monument

If you’re exploring Alberta, make sure to stop and check out the Mile Zero Marker and get a photo with it! This monument marks mile zero of the Mackenzie Highway leading visitors north to Manning, High Level, Hay River, Yellowknife and beyond. It is still an important transportation route to Canada’s north.

This monument is part of the Tom Baldwin Memorial Arboretum and the Historic Mackenzie Highway Park. It is right off the main highway 2 that goes through the town of Grimshaw.

Right beside that is the Northern Alberta Railway car which offers another photo opportunity.  

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Grimshaw Visitor Information Centre

This is the first stop when you explore Grimshaw! The information center is located directly off MacKenzie Highway 35, where the MacKenzie Highway Historic Park and the Tom Baldwin Arboretum are.

You can stop by the information center, take a self-guided tour of the park, and take a picture with the Northern Alberta Rail car.

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Queen Elizabeth Provincial Park

This is a beautiful park found on the shore of Lac Cardinal. If you’ve got a boat, this is the perfect place for a boat launch to enjoy the view of the water. You can go tubing, sailing, windsurfing, water skiing, or swimming. Sit back and enjoy the warm sand on a summer day. You can also go mountain biking on the shore through the boreal forest trail.

 

Unfortunately, you won’t be able to fish in the Lac Cardinal, but there is lots of vegetation you can explore and go birdwatching with over 140 species of birds in the park. There is also an opportunity to go camping with single-use and group campsites. Bring your volleyball for a friendly game!

Photos: Google Maps, Flash Godon 

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Lac Cardinal Pioneer Village Museum

Experience the day-to-day life of a Peace Country pioneer at the Lac Cardinal Pioneer Village Museum. Stroll through this depiction of a typical 1920s to 1940s pioneer village and experience what life would have been like for these hardy pioneers.

Immerse yourself in history as you tour four fully furnished houses, a school, a blacksmith shop and a general store!  You can practically smell the bread baking in the bakery! The village also includes a fire hall, municipal office, carpenter shop, church, barn and library!

Photo: https://www.facebook.com/laccardinalmuseum/

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Alberta Pond Hockey Tournament

February/March

Hockey was born and raised on Canada’s frozen ponds, lakes, dugouts and rivers. Outdoors in the crisp winter air, no red or blue lines, no face-off circles, in the open and just for fun. The Alberta Pond Hockey Championships will tip its hat to the days when hockey was played the way nature intended it.

 

Lac Cardinal Provincial Park, located between Peace River and Grimshaw, provides a picturesque setting. Besides offering some “good old hockey games,” the tournament will offer a range of events for the whole family to enjoy.

Photo: https://www.facebook.com/albertapondhockeychampionships/

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Mighty Peace Golf Club

This excellent golf club lies between Grimshaw and Peace River in North West Alberta. This is an 18-hole golf course that has lush grass, spectacular views and novice to expert golfer difficulties.

There is a practice facility near the clubhouse, and a campground with water and power hook up for those that want to spend the night here.

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Norm’s Pizzazz

After a full day of exploring, you’ll definitely be hungry. Stop by Norm’s Pizzazz to fill your tummy with all the good food. You can dine in or order takeout.

They have a breakfast menu that offers French toast, crepes, pancakes, seniors breakfast and a classic breakfast. The main menu offers different kinds of poutines. Stop by for a lean ground beef and chicken burger for lunch. There are a few sub-options for those that don’t want a burger.

You can come in for dinner and order a steak, turkey, fish & chips, chicken quesadilla, and pasta, among other things. End your meal with Apple Pie, Ice Cream or French Cream Cheesecake! Be sure to check out this must-visit food stop!

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