Tourism in Northern Sunrise County
Tourism is one of the fastest-growing sectors of the economy, and this is especially true in Northern Alberta. Northern Sunrise County offers vast, unspoiled wilderness, abundant wildlife, clean, open water, and expansive skies that are hard to compare. The County is covered by a dense boreal forest and features three beautiful rivers: the Peace, Smoky, and Heart Rivers.
In winter, the prairie skies are illuminated by the northern lights, and throughout the year, visitors are treated to breathtaking sunrises and sunsets. During the summer months, nearly 24-hour daylight allows for endless outdoor activities such as camping, fishing, wildlife and bird watching, hiking, hunting, ATV riding, kayaking, and canoeing.
Cultural Attractions and Events:
- Museums: Nampa and St-Isidore Museums offer a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage of the region and are must-visit sites.
- Community Events: The County hosts numerous cultural events throughout the year, including the St-Isidore Carnival, Peace River Pow Wow, Farmer’s Day, Canada Day celebrations, and various rodeos and fairs.
Parks and Recreation:
- Cecil Thomson Park: Enjoy free fishing and camping, as well as a giant bouncy pillow, playground, and well-maintained washrooms.
- Community Centers: Our community centers are well-equipped with playgrounds and outdoor activities, offering fun for the entire family.
To discover more about what Northern Sunrise County has to offer, visit Mighty Peace Tourism or explore the visitor information section on our website.