Grande Prairie, Alberta

Community Details

In the heart of the Peace Region, Grande Prairie is a vibrant city, home to almost 70,000 people. Visitors will be able to indulge in a variety of cuisines, immerse themselves in local art or history, or enjoy high quality shopping experiences at one of the many boutiques or shopping centres. Containing many opportunities for adventure, gorgeous, natural landscapes, and diverse cultural experiences, Grande Prairie is worth exploring.

Visitor Guide

From unforgettable experiences in the city to the untapped grandeur of the wilderness, the Grande Prairie region has it all. With easy access to everything you need, the possibilities for locals and travellers are endless – ready to inspire brand-new, incredible stories and a sense of pure wonder for everyone.

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Discover Grande Prairie

Be inspired by the unforgettable experiences and adventures that can be found across our region – from the bright stars in a crisp winter night to the fireside chatter of friends in a local restaurant.

We’re ready to tell our stories to the world – are you ready to tell yours?

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Things to Do

Attractions

Immerse yourself in the wonders of northern Alberta. View our many attractions and explore the region.

Our Attractions

Natural Attractions

The grandeur of our regional wilderness. Welcome to a whole new way of life…untapped, unfiltered and unforgettable.

Our Attractions

Guided Tours

Grande Prairie has guide operators to suit your brand of adventure.

Our Operators

City of Grande Prairie

Grande Prairie is a hub for the surrounding communities and a focal point of a thriving region. Like that friend who’s always up for whatever you want to do.

Our City

THE COUNTY OF GRANDE PRAIRIE

The County of Grande Prairie spans the Saddle Hills in the north to the Wapiti River in the south and stretches east from the Smoky River to the B.C. border. The landscape is diverse, including prairie; rivers, creeks, and small lakes; a mixed boreal forest; and the province’s northernmost badlands. This contrasting landscape creates different habitats for a variety of wildlife.