Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis)
Once in a lifetime sight? Not for the residents of High Level. The lights are known to flash across the sky relatively frequently throughout the summer months.
Northern Alberta is home to the biggest National Park in the country, stunning natural landscapes, fascinating history and endless opportunities for outdoor adventures. It’s also one of the few places in the world where you can see the Northern Lights – definitely a bucket list item. It’s time to get out here!
Grande Prairie Museum & Heritage Village
A remarkable step back in time, this lovingly maintained pioneer museum and heritage village make for a fascinating day our for all the family.
Hard Luck Canyon
It may not be as big as the grand canyon, but this North Alberta feature more than makes up for it in pretty creekside walks, stunning views and cute wildlife.
Vista Ridge All Seasons Park
With a number of outdoor activities to suit all sorts of adrenaline junkies, and team of passionate staff, there's never a bad time to visit Vista Ridge.
Wood Buffalo National Park
Established in 1922 to protect the last wild herds of bison, today sprawling Wood Buffalo is home to one of the most diverse ranges of wildlife in the country.
Oil Sands Discovery Centre
Despite being a crucial part of Alberta's heritage, the story of the oil sands industry is one that isn't told very often. This museum aims to fix that.