All Nature in Grande Prairie

Please be respectful and pack your garbage, cans and debris in and OUT. Use trails at own risk.Wapiti River Valley DunesThese ATV trail systems make for an amazing ride for quadding enthusiasts of all skill levels. The extensive trail system provides one with approximately 35,000 acres of riding with unique wildlife to be seen, if luck is n your side.*Excerpt Read more...

Saddle Up! Trail Rides, horseback trips, canoe rentals, camping in outfitter wall tents, or RV stays. Outdoor adventure in setting unparalleled in exceptional Rocky Mountain scenery and hospitality adds to the making of unforgettable memories. 780-827-0604. Read more...

REMOTE, No road access, behind spring lake.Type of Fish: Northern Pike Read more...

South of Grande Cache.Types of Fish: Rainbow Trout Read more...

Located 20 km northeast of Grande Prairie on Hwy 43, turn north on Range Road 41 for 4 km, Follow signs. Located adjacent to a Provincial Natural Area.9 non-serviced sites, outdoor restrooms, heated restrooms with showers, playground, walking trails, free firewood, day-use sites, Museum Village on site, non-potable water, Pets on leash welcome. Care taker on site. To Book hall Read more...

South of Two Lakes on Kakwa Falls Road.Types of Fish:Rainbow Trout, Cutthroat Trout (Above Falls)Arctic Grayling, Rocky Mountain Whitefish, and Bull Trout (Below the falls) Read more...

Type of Fish: Rainbow Trout Read more...

Crystal Lake Waterfowl Refuge116 Ave & 94A StreetThis preserved prairie wetland is a sanctuary for many varied species of waterfowl, including our city’s signature bird, the Trumpeter Swan. It’s a beautiful place to relax, unwind, and take a walk through nature without having to leave the comforts of the city. Bird Watching: This is the place to go if you’d Read more...

Highway 43, Williamson & Young’s Point Provincial ParksType of fish:Pike,Walleye,Whitefish,Perch. Read more...

Via remote Nose Mountain Fire Tower Road>Types of Fish: Rocky Mountain Whitefish,Arctic Grayling, Bull Trout (C&R – Threatened Species) Read more...