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Onoway | Alberta

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Onoway Museum

In Onoway, you will come across the Old Brick School. Built in 1921, it was an elementary school until it was vacated in June 2007. The school has since been reinstituted as the Onoway Museum, where it preserves the history of the school and the surrounding community.

The four classrooms inside the building each feature an exhibit of a particular theme: School Room, Country Home, Main Street, and Community Life/Farm. They provide an opportunity to learn about the story of this area’s founding, settlement, and development in north-central Alberta.

Inside the museum, you will also find the Onoway Archives and Reading Room. The Archives are home to an extensive collection of school registers from one-room schools in the area that date back to 1909. In the Reading Room, you can take the time to enjoy the comfortable space and explore a comprehensive collection of school textbooks, cookbooks, local newspapers, magazines and books on Alberta and local history.

Photos: https://www.facebook.com/OnowayMuseum; https://www.onowaymuseum.ca/museum2016.jpg

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Eden North Parachute Schools

Strap up and prepare for an extreme, memorable experience. If you love skydiving or it is something you have wanted to cross off on your bucket list, then Eden North Parachute Schools is the place to go. They own a 160-acre private airstrip and employ the most qualified staff in Alberta so that you can have the best experience possible.

At Eden North, you can travel 10,000 and 13,000 feet above ground to experience a rush of freefall at 200 km/h for the most unforgettable 45 seconds of your life. At 5000 feet, your main canopy will be activated. Enjoy the breathtaking view below as you can assist your instructor in guiding the canopy back to the landing area.

Photo: https://www.edennorth.com/tandem/

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Onoway Heritage Days

June

Bring your family and friends to enjoy Heritage Days events in Onoway.  This annual event is held annually on the second weekend of June.

Photos: https://www.facebook.com/onowayheritagedays/

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The Table

At The Table, you can find aromatic espresso-based drinks and breakfast and lunch specials, and you can’t for the sweet and savoury pastries either. Everything is artisan-crafted with great detail, and many visitors recommend this place for those who have not tried it and are visiting Onoway. The café has a rotating sandwich menu; you can check out their Facebook page for the weekly sandwich.

On Friday and Saturday nights, there is a bit of a changeup. Instead of the usual café setting, The Table becomes what its name suggests, one large, beautiful table. During these hours, parties of 2-8 people can reserve the place for private coursed dinners.

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

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Chickakoo Lake Recreation Area

Immerse yourself in nature at the Chickakoo Lake Recreation Area. With its scenic mix of woods and lakes, the 480 acres of woodland attract diverse birds and other wildlife, such as moose, deer, beavers, and more. It is a popular location for hikers, cyclists, and horseback riders in the summer, with over 14 km of trails to enjoy. In the winter, these trails are groomed for cross-country skiing.

Facilities in the area include washrooms, picnic areas, fire pits with firewood provided, a gazebo, a playground, and a launching area for non-motorized boats.

Photo: https://www.travelalberta.com/ca/listings/chickakoo-lake-recreation-area-6063/

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Salter’s Lake

1 km south of the Town of Onoway is Salter’s Lake, an excellent for fishing. It is open to the public for fishing throughout the year, and rainbow trout is stocked into the lake annually during the spring and the fall. To support the fish population, aeration treatment is also implemented.

At the lake, you will find a boat launch and pier that visitors can use to launch boats, in which only those with electric motors are allowed.

Photo: https://ofga.ca/salters-lake

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Imrie Park Campground

With a 216-acre park with groomed trails and viewing areas of the natural habitat, Imrie Park is located on the shores of Devil’s Lake, 5 miles east of Onoway. It has day-use and group facilities, but also 18 camping sites for those who want to enjoy an overnight outdoor stay. Visitors can also enjoy a cookhouse and enclosed picnic shelter. In winter, the groomed trails of the park can be used for cross-country skiing.

Camping season is open from the beginning of May to the end of September. Reservations are required for camp spots.

Photo: https://ofga.ca/imrie-park

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Heatherdown Hills Arena

As a family-owned and operated equine facility, the Heatherdown Hills Arena is home to numerous amenities, including indoor and outdoor riding arenas, trailer storage, and a heated barn. Whether you are a beginner or a high-level rider, all are welcome at Heatherdown Hills. They offer horse training and riding lesson options taught by onsite trainers and guest instructors for those who want to advance their riding goals.

Photo: http://www.heatherdownhills.com/facility.html

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Onoway Hotel Hub Tavern and Kitchen

Standing as today’s oldest building in the Town of Onoway, the Onoway hotel dates back to the 1950s. Today, the owners, Jeff and Ruth Mickle, have taken over the hotel since July 2014 and transformed it into the Onoway Hotel Hub Tavern and Kitchen.

The bar, restaurant, and hotel welcome all locals and visitors to enjoy a vast variety of fresh homemade food, which updates daily. You won’t be disappointed in the wide selection of beers and liquors. Follow their Facebook page and join in on the fun-filled karaoke nights that occur occasionally.

Photos: Google Maps; https://thehubtavern.com/

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