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The Lakes of the North Region is a natural playground for year-round recreation. Surrounding Alberta’s second-largest lake, Lesser Slave Lake, it features white sand beaches, trails for summer and winter activities, and plenty of camping spots. Immerse yourself in nature.
20 Ways to Explore LNRTS!
Discover the rugged beauty and vibrant culture of the Lakes of the North.
Discover What’s Waiting
20 Ways to Explore LNRTS!
Discover the rugged beauty and vibrant culture of the Lakes of the North.
Discover What’s Waiting
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Top 10 Things to Do in the Lakes of the North Region
Where Will You Go Next?
Across the Lakes of the North, each destination invites you to experience its landscapes, culture, and community spirit. Explore them all and choose your next adventure.
Big Lakes County
Alberta
Big Lakes County is recognized for its scenic lake country, outdoor adventure opportunities, and peaceful rural lifestyle.
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High Prairie
Alberta
The Town of High Prairie is known as the gateway to northern lake country, offering strong community spirit, local events, and outdoor recreation.
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MD of Opportunity
Alberta
Big Lakes County is recognized for its scenic lake country, outdoor adventure opportunities, and peaceful rural lifestyle.
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Municipal District of Lesser Slave River
Alberta
The MD of Lesser Slave River is known for its wide-open landscapes, agricultural roots, and access to pristine wilderness and waterways.
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Sawridge First Nation
Alberta
Sawridge First Nation is known for its rich Cree culture, strong community values, and deep connection to the land and traditional teachings.
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Slave Lake
Alberta
Enjoy a weekend of sun, music, food, and beachside fun for all ages. Join the community and celebrate summer...
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Sucker Creek First Nation
Alberta
Sucker Creek First Nation is known for its vibrant culture, community-led initiatives, and close ties to the surrounding lakes and forests.
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Places to Stay
The Lakes of the North Region offers a variety of accommodations, from hotels to campgrounds and cabins, for all budgets and preferences.
Hotels & Inns
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Cabins & Vacation Rentals
Spot birds and wildlife in their natural habitat.
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Camping
Stargaze under pristine night skies.
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Life at
the Lake
Welcome to Alberta’s largest car-accessible lake, spanning more than 1,150 square kilometres of open water, shoreline, and year-round adventure, and to a region defined by many more lakes, each offering its own experience. In every season, there’s something here for the whole family to explore.
Where Alberta Comes to Fish
Anchored by expansive northern waters and surrounded by countless lakes and rivers, the region offers exceptional fishing in every season. From trophy walleye and northern pike to perch and whitefish, anglers of all levels come here to cast, explore, and return again.
Enjoy Summer in the Lakes of the North Region
Enjoy summer in the Lakes of the North Region with top-rated beaches, endless paddling and boating, and plenty of lakeside camping at private and provincial sites.
Moments That
Bring Us Together
Our signature events showcase the culture, community, and northern spirit that make this region unforgettable.
Let’s Make Memories
Let’s make memories that last a lifetime. Explore the sights, stories, and hidden gems that make this place unforgettable. Your next great adventure starts here.