The Mighty Peace Country is everything you imagined a vacation in Canada’s North to be.  The Beaver Indian Legend says “Drink the Water of the Peace River and you will return”.

The Mighty Peace Country is located in Northern Alberta , Canada. All major roads are paved, air charters are available for remote fishing locations, and the region is accessible by vehichle, Greyhound Bus Lines, and air flights and charters.  Win Airshow Tickets Peace Regional Airshow July 18

We're closer than you think!         The Mighty Peace River quietly sculpts Alberta’s Landscape for over 1000 km.  Then, its waters find their way to the Beaufort Sea and the Arctic Ocean beyond.   Click to learn more about the Peace River  Coming Up: North Peace Gospel Fest in La Crete July 3,4,5  780-928-4320 for details Peace Fest: July 11, Peace River

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Things to see and do                    Mighty Peace Campgrounds

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explore the four regions of the upper and central

Peace Country

Mackenzie County       La Crete    Fort Vermilion    Thompkins Landing Ferry

Municipal District of  Northern Lights    Manning           Notikewan River Municipal District   of Peace            Grimshaw       Berwyn    Lac Cardinal (Qeen Elizabeth    Provincial Park)

Town of Peace River and  Northern Sunrise County  Town of Peace River Nampa Shaftesbury Trail

Fairview Hines Creek Clear Hills County Historic Dunvegan Park

Shaftesbury Ferry

Cross the river on one of two tug boat ferries within      the region  - a free adventure!

La Crete Ferry

Beyond the wilderness, cities and towns of the Peace Country welcome you.  Enjoy fine dining in the many hotels and restaurants.  Recreation facilities are abundant and are waiting to be explored by newcomers and visitors.  The Peace Country is proud to offer many fine Golf Courses, Campgrounds, RV Parks with all the natural beauty you can only imagine.  A drive across one of  North America’s largest suspension bridges and you are at the very site where the region’s Beaver Indians met on a seasonal basis for thousands of years.  Enjoy the many “Museums of the Peace” with their amazing artifacts, restored buildings, exhibits and articles recalling pioneer and Indian life over the centuries.

DA Thomas, a focal point of the Peace River Museum	The Peace River Museum,Archives and Mackenzie Centre invites the Peace Country to view our two summer exhibits: “Focus 1899: A Treaty 8 Exhibit” and “Rocks of Ages: A Geology Exhibit”.	The museum is open Monday through Saturday, 10am – 4:30pm.  Admission is $2/person. For more information call 780-624-4261 or visit us on www.peacriver.net.
Northern Alberta Heritage Trail www.heritagetrail.ca	Travel the Deh Cho  www.dehchotravel.com	Camping on the banks of the Peace River
	Please visit our members.  This is a listing of businesses that are proud to promote their Peace Country home!

lac cardinal trail

lac cardinal trail	paint brushes	Elk Island Park	figure 8 lake
Northern Sunrise County	Sagitawa look out	Church by Hines Creek	teepee at Dunvegan Park
Dunvegan walking trail	Shaftsbury Ferry	Tangent Park walking trail