Lesser Slave Lake

Lesser Slave Lake is a fantastic weekend escape and is approximately three hours from Edmonton. Marten River Provincial Park is a well-liked spot on the lake. One of northern Alberta's nicest beaches and clean, cool seas can be found here. This lengthy stretch of beach is fantastic for strolling and swimming, and it frequently contains a lot of driftwood, which is perfect for a bonfire later if you're camping.

There are hiking routes around the lake that lead through the boreal forest and serenade you with the sound of birds. Excellent fishing can be found on Lesser Slave Lake. Walleye, burbot, whitefish, and northern pike are among the species that will certainly put up a fight.

Lesser Slave Lake's Boreal Centre for Bird Conservation is a must-see attraction. The study of the birds that reside in boreal woods is the focus of this 6,000-square-foot facility. You can explore the intriguing exhibits that are within to learn more about the environment. There are 110 campsites in two loops in Marten River Provincial Park, some of which have electricity.

Location: Big Lakes / Lesser Slave River No. 124, Alberta