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 Ride the North Survival kit
Peace River Museum
Hisorical Photo Contest details
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We're closer than you think!
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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 accessable by vehichle, Greyhound Bus Lines, and air flights and charters.
The Mighty Peace River quietly sculpts Alberta’s Landscape for over 1000 km. Then, it’s waters find their way to the Beaufort Sea and the Arctic Ocean beyond. In its wake The Mighty Peace has shaped a wonder-filled river-valley. Often so beautifully wide and deep, eyes cannot capture kilometers away detail on its far side. Beyond the Peace Valley, a legacy of rich soils, ground together by the last ice age, nurture North America’s northernmost agricultural land and boreal forests that stretch, seemingly without end, into the Northwest Territories. Here, unspoiled, lie wonderful networks of clear, clean lakes and rivers. Campers, hikers and canoeists can expect a true wilderness adventure, there are virtually no developed trails in the back country. But while guides are available, canoe rentals are limited, so it’s best to bring your own.
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.
 Chinchaga River
 Camping on the banks of the Peace River |
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Sagitawa Lookout-Peace River
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Fishing makes a great family vacatiion. It's fun, it's affordable, and a wonderful way to reconnect with your family, Mother Nature included!
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Fish hundreds of kilometers of the Mighty Peace River and that is only the beginning. Beyond the Peace River there are over 50 lakes, rivers and ponds that offer visitors a true northern fishing experience. Or fly into a remote location, stay at a fishing lodge and expect Trout, Pike, Arctic Grayling, Walleye or Whitefish. Whenever you are in the Peace Country you’ll notice the tremendous variety of water fowl and birds. There are over 200 categories including songbirds, shore birds, waterfowl and birds of prey including the Bald and Golden Eagle, Pelicans and Trumpeter Swans. Hunters from around the globe know The Mighty Peace Country for its trophy moose, elk deer and bear as well as ducks and geese.
Reconnect with your family! The Mighty Peace Region is home to unlimited opportunities to escape, explore, relax, fish, picnic, and camp with your family. Most campgrounds offer fishing, wallking trails, swimming, playgrounds and beautiful picnic areas. If solitude is what you seek, camping along the river offers many campgrounds with private and semi private camping. ATV trails are bountiful. Our communities offer tons of activities for the kids, such as mini golf, bowling and more.
Shaftesburry Ferry
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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”. |
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Travel the Deh Cho
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Shaftsberry Ferry
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