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Features
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Get ready for an unforgettable journey. There’s breathtaking scenery by day and the chance to spot the dazzling northern lights at night. |
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Adam in the Wild, Life Through a Lens, That Girl Pearl and Trent Schlamp Photography |
Downhill and nordic skiing. |
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Specialty drinks, homemade soups and sandwiches, gluten free options, delicious desserts and catering. |
A women-only 24/7 gym, a steam room, group fitness classes, personal training, online training through the Beyond Basics app. |
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Fort Vermilion Heritage Centre, Mackenzie Crossroads Museum & Visitor Centre, and La Crête Heritage Centre
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As the most northern region to hunt whitetail deer in Alberta, Fort Vermilion area offers a true wilderness experience. |
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There's always something beautiful blooming. |
41 sites including full-service, semi-service and tenting options. |
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A community fixture with a unique flavour. |
Veterinary services for both small and large animals, surgery, emergency, pet food, grooming and boarding. |
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A lifetime of preserving memories. |
Committed to promoting, supporting and enhancing economic growth and diversification in northwest Alberta. |
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Full-service kitchens and dining rooms, with modern amenities such as wireless internet, satellite television and workout rooms. |
A beautiful space where anyone is welcome. |
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A community hall, an indoor heated arena, an outdoor riding arena and land and recreational trails used for hiking or horseback riding in the summer and skiing and ice skating in the winter. |
The course is the most northerly 18-hole golf course with grass greens in Alberta, with restaurant and RV campground. |
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A gem community members have come to rely on for entertainment, relaxation and information—the not-so-tiny community library. |
A little hideaway in the country to escape from the pressures of modern living. |
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Fun social opportunities through their recreational complex and programs. |
The name means "place of joy," which is certainly what it brings to its many patrons. |
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Caring for the Community and Beyond: For over 40 years, High Level Valu Drugs IDA has been fulfilling the pharmacy needs of its community and surrounding area. |
For nearly 25 years, the La Crete Polar Cats Snowmobile Club has been serving snowmobile enthusiasts in the north with pride. |
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For 50 years, the High Level Agricultural Exhibition Society has been meeting the need for recreational agriculture-related events in the area, as well as providing agricultural information and education. |
The La Crete Ferry Campground is home to over 100 sites and offers bike and walking trails, a day use area with an open shelter, fishing, a boat launch, and more. |
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The members of the Alberta Trappers' Association from the Local 1080 High Level chapter are keeping the tradition of trapping alive in Alberta. |
Since 1988, individuals and companies have come together to ensure the |
