Visitor Information Centres

Put it at the top of things to do when you arrive. The Banff Lake Louise Tourism desk in Lake Louise brings you face to face with information on accommodation, activities, attractions, dining, and events. Want to stay an extra day but are wondering what you should do next? This is the first place that accommodation providers in the area notify when they are sold out. Open year-round, the Centres' friendly Visitor Experience Specialists provide the latest information on current events, concerts, live music, local festivals and recent snowfall.

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Whatever your pleasure – there is an experience for everyone in one of Alberta`s oldest cities. Our knowledgeable staff can guide you in the right direction, coordinate a day trip for you and tell you about all of the adventures to see and do in Wetaskwin. Open all year round, we are conveniently located across from the 42.7 m (140 ft) water tower – you can't miss it.

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The Grande Cache Tourism and Interpretive Centre features magnificent views of the Rocky Mountains. The centre is open all year round. Our knowledgeable and friendly staff will assist you with travel information about Alberta, BC, the Yukon, North West Territories and Alaska. Our museum features tools from pioneer life, profiles of original settlers, plant and marine fossils and archaeological artefacts, as well as displays of the animals and birds found in the Willmore Wilderness Area. Our gift shop and art gallery feature arts and crafts from local artisans plus other souvenirs including a variety of books written by local authors.

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The Visitor Information Centre is conveniently located two kilometers east of Slave Lake along Highway 2. Working together with local tourism operators, it provides a welcoming first stop. Pick up a schedule of activities, list of accommodation, complimentary visitor guides and maps to help plan your stay. Our gift shop showcases talented local artists' jewellery, art and photography. Situated near Lesser Slave Lake and unspoiled wilderness, you will quickly find yourself sharing stories and making new ones, with plans to come back again soon.

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Open year round, we provide information on attractions, activities, accommodation and events. The Visitor Centre is staffed by knowledgeable staff, carries an extensive inventory of local and provincial travel publications and actively promotes Greater Red Deer as a holiday destination. Hours of operation: Monday to Friday 9 am to 5 pm; weekends and public holidays 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Amenities include: snack shop, gift shop, toilet facilities, rest area, sports museum, plenty of parking and highway access. A park with playground, picnic area, equestrian centre and walking trails is adjacent to our site.

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The Cardston Visitor Information Centre (VIC) is located on Main Street in Cardston, Alberta next to the Remington Carriage Museum. Open from May long weekend to Labour Day, the VIC staff are available to assist you with all of your travelling needs. Nestled in the rolling foothills of southwest Alberta, Cardston is just 30 minutes from the majesty of Waterton/Glacier International Peace Park.

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Located in the Heart of Alberta, the Stettler Board of Trade Visitor Centre is open year-round to meet all your travelling needs. We provide free WiFi, meeting rooms, information and a selection of souvenirs. Our friendly, knowledgeable staff can help you plan your trip and advise on things to do in the area. You won't want to miss any of the exciting events happening in the area!

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Located on Highway 3, with easy access from either direction, you'll find our wheelchair-accessible, friendly facility. The Bow Island Visitor Information Centre can provide you with information on attractions in and around our local area as well as information on major tourist points of interest. Drop in and find out how we got our name! Souvenirs and free Wi-Fi are available. Come and have your picture taken with Pinto!

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Located on Highway 3, with easy access from either direction, you'll find our wheelchair-accessible, friendly facility. The Bow Island Visitor Information Centre can provide you with information on attractions in and around our local area as well as information on major tourist points of interest. Drop in and find out how we got our name! Souvenirs and free Wi-Fi are available. Come and have your picture taken with Pinto!

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Just past the welcoming sails on Highway 28, the Cold Lake Information Centre is a welcomed sight for any traveler looking for directions, suggestions on activities or a place to seek out information from our knowledgeable staff. We also look after the Gateway RV Park, which has the only full service sites in the city. The sani dump is also located on the grounds of the Information Centre.

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The former Canadian Northern Railway station at Hanna was constructed in 1913 and served to provide both passenger and freight service until August 1990. The station has always symbolized Hanna's origins and is today regarded as a major heritage resource. The Federal Government has designated the building as a Heritage Railway Station. The station now serves as Hanna's Visitor Information Centre, providing personalized trip planning services. The centre is open weekends starting on the May long weekend, and seven days a week from July 1st through the end of August.

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Located next to the World Famous Pysanka (Giant Easter Egg). We provide free Wi-Fi, a small gift/souvenir shop with locally made products and hot and cold beverages. There are also onsite camping facilities, which include free showers. Our friendly, knowledgeable staff can help you plan your trip, make a reservation for accommodation and provide advice on the many things you can do in the area.

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Located in the southwest corner of Alberta, Chinook Country encompasses the area from Calgary to the USA border and to the BC border and Bow Island. The Visitor Centre is open year-round to meet all your travelling needs. We also provide free WiFi and a gift shop with cold drinks and snacks.

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Located on Highway 16A in one of the fastest growing communities in the province of Alberta, the Visitor Information Centre offers free Wi-Fi, clean indoor toilet facilities and a public day picnic area under beautiful spruce trees. Knowledgeable staff at the centre can address all of your visitor queries, assist with camping and hotel reservations and provide you with day trip information for the greater Edmonton metropolitan area.

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Rocky Mountain House Visitor Information Centre is located where the Rocky Mountains meet the foothills, in Clearwater County. Our award winning centre offers free WiFi, free t-shirts to our out of town guests, indoor and outdoor washrooms, ample parking, a playground and a brand new gift shop. Our knowledgeable, friendly staff can help you plan your vacation and direct you to places where you can experience breathtaking moments and numerous recreational opportunities. Take a picture with Sasquatch! Join us and discover yourself in Clearwater County!

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Rocky Mountain House Visitor Information Centre is located where the Rocky Mountains meet the foothills, in Clearwater County. Our award winning centre offers free WiFi, free t-shirts to our out of town guests, indoor and outdoor washrooms, ample parking, a playground and a brand new gift shop. Our knowledgeable, friendly staff can help you plan your vacation and direct you to places where you can experience breathtaking moments and numerous recreational opportunities. Take a picture with Sasquatch! Join us and discover yourself in Clearwater County!

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Located in the Museum of the Highwood, the High River Visitor Information Centre is open seven days a week from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and on Sundays from noon to 4 p.m. Friendly, knowledgeable, staff can help you plan your trip, make a reservation for accommodation and provide up to the minute advice and recommendations on things to do in the area.

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Located in the Museum of the Highwood, the High River Visitor Information Centre is open seven days a week from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and on Sundays from noon to 4 p.m. Friendly, knowledgeable, staff can help you plan your trip, make a reservation for accommodation and provide up to the minute advice and recommendations on things to do in the area.

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Located along the corner of Highway 41 and Highway 9, this Visitor Information Centre (VIC) is a great place to stop and get great information on both the local area and the province of Alberta. Very helpful and knowledgeable VIC staff can help with quick questions and trip planning information. This VIC offers a free WiFi lounge, huge picnic area and locally sourced souvenirs.

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Located on Highway 1 in Canmore, Alberta, this Visitor Information Centre (VIC) is a great place to stop and get Banff and Jasper national park information, as well as great information on all of Alberta. Located next to the Legacy Trail trailhead, there is parking available for you to ride the trail. Very helpful and knowledgeable VIC staff can help with quick questions and trip planning information. There is also a free WiFi lounge and area to charge your devices.

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Located in Grande Prairie, Alberta, this Visitor Information Centre (VIC) is a great place to stop and get great information on both the local area and the province of Alberta. Very helpful and knowledgeable VIC staff can help with quick questions and trip planning information. Set on the edge of picturesque Muskoseepi Park, this VIC offers free Wi-Fi, an area museum, plenty of indoor seating and a huge car park.

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Located along Highway 16 in Hinton, AB this Visitor Information Centre (VIC) is a great place to stop and get great information on both the local area and the province Alberta. Very helpful and knowledgeable VIC staff can help with quick questions and trip planning information. This VIC offers free WiFi, complimentary coffee and plenty of parking.

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Located on Highway 3 at the west entry point into Alberta, this Visitor Information Centre (VIC) is a great place to stop and get great information on both the local area and the province of Alberta. Very helpful and knowledgeable VIC staff can help with quick questions and trip planning information. There is also a free WiFi lounge and area to charge your devices.

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Whatever your reason may be, please stop by for a friendly smile at the La Crete Tourist Information Centre in the Chamber of Commerce building. Grab a coffee, sign our guest book and pick up some brochures, maps and vacation guides. Feel free to use our public access computers and check out our many great sites, while you’re exploring Mackenzie County’s truly beautiful country. Free Wi-Fi access, telephones and toilet facilities are also available.

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Put it at the top of things to do when you arrive. The Banff Lake Louise Tourism desk at the Banff Railway Station brings you face to face with information on accommodation, activities, attractions, dining, and events. Want to stay an extra day but are wondering what you should do next? This is the first place that accommodation providers in the area notify when they are sold out. The Centres' friendly Visitor Experience Specialists provide the latest information on current events, concerts, live music, local festivals and recent snowfall.

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Put it at the top of things to do when you arrive. The Banff Lake Louise Tourism desk in downtown Banff brings you face to face with information on accommodation, activities, attractions, dining, and events. Want to stay an extra day but are wondering what you should do next? This is the first place that accommodation providers in the area notify when they are sold out. Open seven days a week, in all four seasons, the Centres' friendly Visitor Experience Specialists provide the latest information on current events, concerts, live music, local festivals and recent snowfall.

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Located in the Forest Interpretive Centre, the Whitecourt Visitor Information Centre is open seven days a week between June 15 and the Labour Day weekend, and Monday through Friday during the rest of the year. Friendly staff are available to answer questions and provide information on local and regional activities and attractions.

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Directly across from the Athabasca Glacier is the Columbia Icefield Glacier Discovery Centre, where you can book a tour on an Ice Explorer snow coach that will take you right up onto the glacier. Located at the juncture of Banff and Jasper National Parks, the centre offers interpretive exhibits, a gift shop, restaurant and cafeteria, an extensive patio, as well as scenic walks and self-guided trails. On the top floor is a boutique hotel, offering front row seating for viewing the glacier, not to mention superb stargazing. It is also the departure point for tours to the nearby Glacier Skywalk.

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The Camrose Visitor Information Centre (VIC) is located in the beautiful Bill Fowler Centre, at Mirror Lake Park. Its location makes the building a focal point of Camrose’s popular urban park system. The main exterior wall features a stunning mural crafted out of clay brick, depicting scenes of nature that are inspired by the wildlife around Mirror Lake. Our VIC is a bright and welcoming space. Visitors can admire the beautiful view of Mirror Lake from the comfort of our building. In our VIC you will find historic Camrose information, Camrose souvenirs and local products.

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Located alongside the Trans Canada Highway at the College Drive exit. Open year-round to meet travelling needs, you'll find a dog run and lots of off-leash areas nearby, free WiFi and small gift shop with locally made products and cold beverages. Our friendly staff can help you plan your trip and advise visitors on things to do in the area.

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Located in the Heart of Alberta, the Stettler Board of Trade Visitor Centre is open year-round to meet all your travelling needs. We provide free WiFi, meeting rooms, information and a selection of souvenirs. Our friendly, knowledgeable staff can help you plan your trip and advise on things to do in the area. You won't want to miss any of the exciting events happening in the area!

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The Grande Cache Tourism and Interpretive Centre features magnificent views of the Rocky Mountains. The centre is open all year round. Our knowledgeable and friendly staff will assist you with travel information about Alberta, BC, the Yukon, North West Territories and Alaska. Our museum features tools from pioneer life, profiles of original settlers, plant and marine fossils and archaeological artefacts, as well as displays of the animals and birds found in the Willmore Wilderness Area. Our gift shop and art gallery feature arts and crafts from local artisans plus other souvenirs including a variety of books written by local authors.

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Nestled between the heart of downtown and the breathtaking North Saskatchewan River Valley, the Edmonton Welcome Centre is located in the west building of the Shaw Conference Centre. The Edmonton Welcome Centre is within walking distance of river valley trails, a community medicine wheel garden and the arts and culture of downtown. Our YEG Experts offer personalized travel suggestions, and visitors are welcome to do their own research with the help of free WiFi and our main information site: exploreedmonton.com.

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The Cardston Visitor Information Centre (VIC) is located on Main Street in Cardston, Alberta next to the Remington Carriage Museum. Open from May long weekend to Labour Day, the VIC staff are available to assist you with all of your travelling needs. Nestled in the rolling foothills of southwest Alberta, Cardston is just 30 minutes from the majesty of Waterton/Glacier International Peace Park.

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Located on Cochrane’s historic Main Street two blocks West of MacKay's Ice Cream, the Historic Downtown Cochrane Visitor Information Centre is open seven days per week. We offer free WiFi, comfortable washrooms, accommodation bookings and information on local attractions and events.

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Open year round, the Bonnyville & District Chamber of Commerce/Tourism Information Centre is located on the shores of Moose Lake. You will find a recreational beach area, boat launch that you can fish from and a day use area with fire pits and a playground. From September to April we are open Monday to Friday 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Between May and August 31 we are also open at weekends and offer the following extended summer hours: Monday to Friday 8:30 a.m.-8:00 p.m.; Saturday 10:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.; and Sunday and public holidays 10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.

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Open year round, we provide information on attractions, activities, accommodation and events. The Visitor Centre is staffed by knowledgeable staff, carries an extensive inventory of local and provincial travel publications and actively promotes Greater Red Deer as a holiday destination. Hours of operation: Monday to Friday 9 am to 5 pm; weekends and public holidays 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Amenities include: snack shop, gift shop, toilet facilities, rest area, sports museum, plenty of parking and highway access. A park with playground, picnic area, equestrian centre and walking trails is adjacent to our site.

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Just past the welcoming sails on Highway 28, the Cold Lake Information Centre is a welcomed sight for any traveler looking for directions, suggestions on activities or a place to seek out information from our knowledgeable staff. We also look after the Gateway RV Park, which has the only full service sites in the city. The sani dump is also located on the grounds of the Information Centre.

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CrossIron Mills, the first enclosed shopping centre built in Alberta in 20 years, is located just 1.5 km north of Calgary in Rocky View County and less than 10 minutes from the Calgary Airport. Situated on the busiest transportation corridor, the Queen Elizabeth II Highway, CrossIron Mills is the largest single level shopping centre in Alberta, with 17 large format anchors and more than 200 specialty stores and premium brand outlets.

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The former Canadian Northern Railway station at Hanna was constructed in 1913 and served to provide both passenger and freight service until August 1990. The station has always symbolized Hanna's origins and is today regarded as a major heritage resource. The Federal Government has designated the building as a Heritage Railway Station. The station now serves as Hanna's Visitor Information Centre, providing personalized trip planning services. The centre is open weekends starting on the May long weekend, and seven days a week from July 1st through the end of August.

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CrossIron Mills, the first enclosed shopping centre built in Alberta in 20 years, is located just 1.5 km north of Calgary in Rocky View County and less than 10 minutes from the Calgary Airport. Situated on the busiest transportation corridor, the Queen Elizabeth II Highway, CrossIron Mills is the largest single level shopping centre in Alberta, with 17 large format anchors and more than 200 specialty stores and premium brand outlets.

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The St. Albert Visitor Welcome Centre is helpful for both visitors and community members who want to stay in touch with local events and information. Services and amenities include: brochures, maps, newspapers, travel guides and new resident packages; Wi-Fi, computer and telephone access; knowledgeable staff with service in English and French; public washrooms and an outdoor picnic area with children’s toys. The centre is wheelchair accessible, pet-friendly and close to petrol stations, dining, supermarkets and Anthony Henday Drive.

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Located at the base of the World's Largest Dinosaur, the Drumheller Visitor Information Centre is open all year round to meet all your travelling needs. We offer a selection of brochures and maps featuring the Drumheller Valley, Canadian Badlands and areas throughout Alberta. Our friendly, knowledgeable staff can provide self-drive options featuring many local attractions and activities, up-to-date information on local accommodation availability and area events. In addition, we offer free Wi-Fi, public toilet facilities and a gift shop stocked with dinosaur-themed items and merchandise from local vendors.

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Located on Highway 16A in one of the fastest growing communities in the province of Alberta, the Visitor Information Centre offers free Wi-Fi, clean indoor toilet facilities and a public day picnic area under beautiful spruce trees. Knowledgeable staff at the centre can address all of your visitor queries, assist with camping and hotel reservations and provide you with day trip information for the greater Edmonton metropolitan area.

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The Visitor Information Centre (VIC) is located at the 40-mile view on Highway 43 – giving visitors an idea of what the portal to the peace country is all about. This VIC has Wi-Fi access as well as comfy picnic tables outside. Sewage disposal/water is available for RVs/camper vans. Inside the building you'll find the best quality travel consultants ready at your disposal. A variety of souvenirs are available in the gift shop including t-shirts, books, hooded sweatshirts and postcards.

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Located at the base of the World's Largest Dinosaur, the Drumheller Visitor Information Centre is open all year round to meet all your travelling needs. We offer a selection of brochures and maps featuring the Drumheller Valley, Canadian Badlands and areas throughout Alberta. Our friendly, knowledgeable staff can provide self-drive options featuring many local attractions and activities, up-to-date information on local accommodation availability and area events. In addition, we offer free Wi-Fi, public toilet facilities and a gift shop stocked with dinosaur-themed items and merchandise from local vendors.

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Located along Highway 16 in Lloydminster, Saskatchewan this Visitor Information Centre (VIC) is a great place to stop and get great information on both the local area and the province of Alberta. Very helpful and knowledgeable VIC staff can help with quick questions and trip planning information. This Visitor Information Centre offers a free Wi-Fi lounge and plenty of parking.

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The Stony Plain and District Visitor Centre is an award-winning, year-round facility that carries the newest travel brochures from across the country. Our facility is located in a beautiful Rotary park that gives our visitors access to 360 m of paved walking paths around a gorgeous pond, a playground, picnic tables, large parking lot, public washrooms, and a historic replica of the train station that was once here. Our location is within walking distance of many amenities including restaurants, gas stations and grocery stores, which meet the many needs of our visitors.

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Located along Highway 16 in Lloydminster, Saskatchewan this Visitor Information Centre (VIC) is a great place to stop and get great information on both the local area and the province of Alberta. Very helpful and knowledgeable VIC staff can help with quick questions and trip planning information. This Visitor Information Centre offers a free Wi-Fi lounge and plenty of parking.

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Located along the corner of Highway 41 and Highway 9, this Visitor Information Centre (VIC) is a great place to stop and get great information on both the local area and the province of Alberta. Very helpful and knowledgeable VIC staff can help with quick questions and trip planning information. This VIC offers a free WiFi lounge, huge picnic area and locally sourced souvenirs.

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Located in the beautiful town of West Glacier, Montana this Visitor Information Centre (VIC) is a great place to stop and get great information on both the local area and the province of Alberta. Very helpful and knowledgeable VIC staff can help with quick questions and trip planning information. This VIC offers a free WiFi and a huge Alberta interpretive centre.

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Whatever your reason may be, please stop by for a friendly smile at the La Crete Tourist Information Centre in the Chamber of Commerce building. Grab a coffee, sign our guest book and pick up some brochures, maps and vacation guides. Feel free to use our public access computers and check out our many great sites, while you’re exploring Mackenzie County’s truly beautiful country. Free Wi-Fi access, telephones and toilet facilities are also available.

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Located along Highway 4 on the south side of Milk River, AB this Visitor Information Centre (VIC) is a great place to stop and get great information on both the local area and the province of Alberta. Very helpful and knowledgeable VIC staff can help with quick questions and trip planning information. This VIC offers a free WiFi lounge, huge interpretive centre and plenty of parking.

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The Columbia Icefield is a surviving remnant of the thick ice mass that once mantled most of Western Canada's mountains. Lying on a wide, elevated plateau, it is the largest icefield in the Canadian Rockies. Nearly three-quarters of the park's highest peaks are located close to the icefield; ideally placed to catch much of the moisture that Pacific winds carry across the British Columbia interior. Most of this precipitation falls as snow; up to 7 metres a year.

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Find maps, brochures, information and general visitor assistance on things to see and do in Calgary and the surrounding area. Parks Canada Annual Discovery Passes are available for purchase (debit and credit card only).

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The Waterton Lakes National Park Visitor Information Centre is open from mid-May through mid-October and located on the Entrance Parkway. Canada Parks staff are available to answer questions and provide information on area activities and attractions.

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Located just off Queen Elizabeth II Highway, and five minutes from Edmonton International Airport. We are open all year round, with special summer weekend hours. For those travelling in camper vans, we have an RV dumping station that is open between May and October. Food trucks are on site in the summer, as well as picnic tables with great views of the landing planes. We also have small gifts for sale, a vending machine and toilets inside the VIC for public use.

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The Camrose Visitor Information Centre (VIC) is located in the beautiful Bill Fowler Centre, at Mirror Lake Park. Its location makes the building a focal point of Camrose’s popular urban park system. The main exterior wall features a stunning mural crafted out of clay brick, depicting scenes of nature that are inspired by the wildlife around Mirror Lake. Our VIC is a bright and welcoming space. Visitors can admire the beautiful view of Mirror Lake from the comfort of our building. In our VIC you will find historic Camrose information, Camrose souvenirs and local products.

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Located just off Queen Elizabeth II Highway, and five minutes from Edmonton International Airport. We are open all year round, with special summer weekend hours. For those travelling in camper vans, we have an RV dumping station that is open between May and October. Food trucks are on site in the summer, as well as picnic tables with great views of the landing planes. We also have small gifts for sale, a vending machine and toilets inside the VIC for public use.

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Located between Calgary and Edmonton is the small and beautiful city of Lacombe. The Visitor Information Centre is located just before you enter our beautiful Main Street. Our friendly staff will be more than happy to help you plan your trip or find somewhere to have lunch in Lacombe!

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Located alongside the Trans Canada Highway at the College Drive exit. Open year-round to meet travelling needs, you'll find a dog run and lots of off-leash areas nearby, free WiFi and small gift shop with locally made products and cold beverages. Our friendly staff can help you plan your trip and advise visitors on things to do in the area.

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Located between Calgary and Edmonton is the small and beautiful city of Lacombe. The Visitor Information Centre is located just before you enter our beautiful Main Street. Our friendly staff will be more than happy to help you plan your trip or find somewhere to have lunch in Lacombe!

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Whatever your pleasure – there is an experience for everyone in one of Alberta`s oldest cities. Our knowledgeable staff can guide you in the right direction, coordinate a day trip for you and tell you about all of the adventures to see and do in Wetaskwin. Open all year round, we are conveniently located across from the 42.7 m (140 ft) water tower – you can't miss it.

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Located on Cochrane’s historic Main Street two blocks West of MacKay's Ice Cream, the Historic Downtown Cochrane Visitor Information Centre is open seven days per week. We offer free WiFi, comfortable washrooms, accommodation bookings and information on local attractions and events.

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Nestled between the heart of downtown and the breathtaking North Saskatchewan River Valley, the Edmonton Welcome Centre is located in the west building of the Shaw Conference Centre. The Edmonton Welcome Centre is within walking distance of river valley trails, a community medicine wheel garden and the arts and culture of downtown. Our YEG Experts offer personalized travel suggestions, and visitors are welcome to do their own research with the help of free WiFi and our main information site: exploreedmonton.com.

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The Visitor Information Centre is conveniently located two kilometers east of Slave Lake along Highway 2. Working together with local tourism operators, it provides a welcoming first stop. Pick up a schedule of activities, list of accommodation, complimentary visitor guides and maps to help plan your stay. Our gift shop showcases talented local artists' jewellery, art and photography. Situated near Lesser Slave Lake and unspoiled wilderness, you will quickly find yourself sharing stories and making new ones, with plans to come back again soon.

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Open year round, the Bonnyville & District Chamber of Commerce/Tourism Information Centre is located on the shores of Moose Lake. You will find a recreational beach area, boat launch that you can fish from and a day use area with fire pits and a playground. From September to April we are open Monday to Friday 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Between May and August 31 we are also open at weekends and offer the following extended summer hours: Monday to Friday 8:30 a.m.-8:00 p.m.; Saturday 10:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.; and Sunday and public holidays 10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.

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The St. Albert Visitor Welcome Centre is helpful for both visitors and community members who want to stay in touch with local events and information. Services and amenities include: brochures, maps, newspapers, travel guides and new resident packages; Wi-Fi, computer and telephone access; knowledgeable staff with service in English and French; public washrooms and an outdoor picnic area with children’s toys. The centre is wheelchair accessible, pet-friendly and close to petrol stations, dining, supermarkets and Anthony Henday Drive.

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The Visitor Information Centre (VIC) is located at the 40-mile view on Highway 43 – giving visitors an idea of what the portal to the peace country is all about. This VIC has Wi-Fi access as well as comfy picnic tables outside. Sewage disposal/water is available for RVs/camper vans. Inside the building you'll find the best quality travel consultants ready at your disposal. A variety of souvenirs are available in the gift shop including t-shirts, books, hooded sweatshirts and postcards.

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Located in the southwest corner of Alberta, Chinook Country encompasses the area from Calgary to the USA border and to the BC border and Bow Island. The Visitor Centre is open year-round to meet all your travelling needs. We also provide free WiFi and a gift shop with cold drinks and snacks.

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Located next to the World Famous Pysanka (Giant Easter Egg). We provide free Wi-Fi, a small gift/souvenir shop with locally made products and hot and cold beverages. There are also onsite camping facilities, which include free showers. Our friendly, knowledgeable staff can help you plan your trip, make a reservation for accommodation and provide advice on the many things you can do in the area.

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Located on Highway 3 at the west entry point into Alberta, this Visitor Information Centre (VIC) is a great place to stop and get great information on both the local area and the province of Alberta. Very helpful and knowledgeable VIC staff can help with quick questions and trip planning information. There is also a free WiFi lounge and area to charge your devices.

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Located along Highway 16 in Hinton, AB this Visitor Information Centre (VIC) is a great place to stop and get great information on both the local area and the province Alberta. Very helpful and knowledgeable VIC staff can help with quick questions and trip planning information. This VIC offers free WiFi, complimentary coffee and plenty of parking.

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Located in Grande Prairie, Alberta, this Visitor Information Centre (VIC) is a great place to stop and get great information on both the local area and the province of Alberta. Very helpful and knowledgeable VIC staff can help with quick questions and trip planning information. Set on the edge of picturesque Muskoseepi Park, this VIC offers free Wi-Fi, an area museum, plenty of indoor seating and a huge car park.

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Located on Highway 1 in Canmore, Alberta, this Visitor Information Centre (VIC) is a great place to stop and get Banff and Jasper national park information, as well as great information on all of Alberta. Located next to the Legacy Trail trailhead, there is parking available for you to ride the trail. Very helpful and knowledgeable VIC staff can help with quick questions and trip planning information. There is also a free WiFi lounge and area to charge your devices.

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Located on Highway 1 in Field, BC, this Visitor Information Centre (VIC) is a great place to stop and get great information on both the local area and the province of Alberta. Very helpful and knowledgeable VIC staff can help with quick questions and trip planning information. There is also a free WiFi lounge, a great dinosaur dig area for the kids and an amazing outdoor space.

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The Stony Plain and District Visitor Centre is an award-winning, year-round facility that carries the newest travel brochures from across the country. Our facility is located in a beautiful Rotary park that gives our visitors access to 360 m of paved walking paths around a gorgeous pond, a playground, picnic tables, large parking lot, public washrooms, and a historic replica of the train station that was once here. Our location is within walking distance of many amenities including restaurants, gas stations and grocery stores, which meet the many needs of our visitors.

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Located on Highway 1 in Field, BC, this Visitor Information Centre (VIC) is a great place to stop and get great information on both the local area and the province of Alberta. Very helpful and knowledgeable VIC staff can help with quick questions and trip planning information. There is also a free WiFi lounge, a great dinosaur dig area for the kids and an amazing outdoor space.

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Located in the beautiful town of West Glacier, Montana this Visitor Information Centre (VIC) is a great place to stop and get great information on both the local area and the province of Alberta. Very helpful and knowledgeable VIC staff can help with quick questions and trip planning information. This VIC offers a free WiFi and a huge Alberta interpretive centre.

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Located on Highway 1 on the eastern entry into Alberta, this Visitor Information Centre (VIC) in Walsh, Alberta is a great place to stop and get great information on both the local area and the province of Alberta. Very helpful and knowledgeable VIC staff can help with quick questions and trip planning information. This VIC offers a free Wi-Fi lounge, huge picnic area, playground and plenty of parking.

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Located on Highway 1 on the eastern entry into Alberta, this Visitor Information Centre (VIC) in Walsh, Alberta is a great place to stop and get great information on both the local area and the province of Alberta. Very helpful and knowledgeable VIC staff can help with quick questions and trip planning information. This VIC offers a free Wi-Fi lounge, huge picnic area, playground and plenty of parking.

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Located along Highway 4 on the south side of Milk River, AB this Visitor Information Centre (VIC) is a great place to stop and get great information on both the local area and the province of Alberta. Very helpful and knowledgeable VIC staff can help with quick questions and trip planning information. This VIC offers a free WiFi lounge, huge interpretive centre and plenty of parking.

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