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The Mackenzie Frontier is home to over 20 restaurants offering diverse experiences from juicy burgers or cheesy pizza to Chinese food or steak and lobster. |
Established in 1788 as a post for the North West Company, Fort Vermilion is the oldest European settlement in Alberta. |
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Geocaching is a real-world, outdoor treasure hunting game that uses GPS enabled devices. Little Free Libraries build community, inspire readers, and expand book access for all through a global network of volunteer-led Little Free Libraries. |
The Mackenzie Frontier is home to three golf courses, offering a diverse golf experience. Plan your three day golf experience and enjoy travelling from one side of the region to the other. |
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Straddling the Mackenzie Highway, it’s the gateway to the NWT and a perfect place to stop for fuel, food and family-friendly activities. |
At the north base of the beautiful Buffalo Head Hills, La Crête is surrounded by forests, lakes and lush farmland. |
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Mackenzie Frontier is home to 3 Museums. Each museum plays a vital role in telling the stories and preserving the history of our communities. |
The Mackenzie Frontier is home to two snowmobile clubs boasting over 650 km in trails. |
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The hamlet of Zama City is the “oil centre of the north” and has a very active community spirit. One of the youngest towns in Alberta, Rainbow Lake was incorporated in 1966, and has since grown into the vibrant community that it is today. |
