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Escape to the County of St. Paul

The County of St. Paul welcomes you to blaze your own trails and escape to the country. Our region is affably known as The Lakeland and offers ample opportunities for tourists and residents alike to enjoy our region. We are known for trails and lakes — with dozens of lakes, Alberta’s Iron Horse Trail and bylaws that allow for back road access for off-highways vehicles, it’s no wonder why. Some provincial historic sites include the Fort George-Buckingham House in the Elk Point area, and the Frog Lake Memorial Site in Frog Lake.

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We’re proud to have been awarded the Trans-Canada Trail Award recognizing our work with partners throughout northeast Alberta to build and maintain Alberta’s Iron Horse Trail.

The County of St. Paul is nestled in the Travel Lakeland region.

Book a County Campsite

Click here to view our campgrounds and reserve your campsite online!

Tourism Spotlight: Take The Trail

We’re proud to highlight community organizations that are doing fantastic work in The County of St. Paul.
Organizations like this help to make the county one of the best places to live in Alberta.

New for 2021:  Northern Alberta Bilingual Tourism Routes - There's a lot to explore! 

 

Alberta's Iron Horse Trail

Alberta’s Iron Horse Trail is the longest completed section of the Trans-Canada Trail in Alberta. This 300 km trail is open year-round for residents and tourists alike to enjoy and explore.

NOTE:  Users are asked to be considerate when traveling to or near private properties with ATVs as these machines can be noisy.  Please do not rev engines near private residences.  Thank you!

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