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We have 35km of forest trails providing outdoor recreational adventure during our winter and summer months.
In the Winter (Nov-Mar), we provide cross-country skiing, hiking, fat biking and snowshoeing experiences.
In the Spring/Summer/Fall (May to Oct.), we shift gears to hiking, trail running, mountain biking and forest walks. There’s an outdoor experience for all fitness and skill levels.
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Try this 7.2-km out-and-back trail. This is a popular trail for birding, hiking, and mountain biking, but you can still enjoy some solitude during quieter times of the day.
Photo: https://www.alltrails.com/trail/canada/alberta/wapiti-dunes
Travellers can stay in a lovely country property hidden in the trees. The Rocky Mountain Foothills are just minutes away. Hiking, fishing, boating, golfing, downhill skiing, and cross-country skiing are just a few activities available in the hotel area.
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Camp Tamarack RV Park is a large site with spotless amenities. Tourists can enjoy the woodland scenery, wildflowers, bird watching, and everything nature offers.
Ride your ATV through the sand dunes, or stroll or bike along the numerous paved and natural pathways.
Photo: http://www.camptamarackrv.com/
Pineridge Adventure Camp is about encouraging campers to explore healthy relationships with nature, God, and each other, as well as providing tools to help them grow in their spiritual journey at their speed and decision.
Pineridge welcomes children from non-religious or other religious backgrounds, making it a welcoming environment for tourists to enjoy while in town.
Photo: https://gopineridge.com/
O’Brien Provincial Park is situated in the Wapiti River valley. It is a popular picnic destination.
The park is named for Lewis O’Brien, a pioneer doctor in the Grande Prairie region.
Photo: Google Maps, Mike Findlay
