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Discover the best top things to do in , Alberta including Hinton Rafting Adventures, Northern Rockies Museum, Old Entrance Trail Rides, The Beaver Boardwalk, William A. Switzer Provincial Park, Hinton Visitor Information Centre, Galloway Station Museum and Travel Centre.
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1. Hinton Rafting Adventures
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 11 reviews
Hinton Rafting & Adventures (HRA) is a family fun oriented business. HRA offers guided family float tours. Tours run 3 times daily (3 hours in duration), 7 days a week between mid-May and mid-September. Our guests will enjoy a scenic and exciting tour down the historic Athabasca River. We provide all instruction and safety gear, including transportation to and from the river. We can accommodate up to 24 people per tour. Please call for more info and to reserve your adventure today!
2. Northern Rockies Museum
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5.0 based on 28 reviews
The Northern Rockies Museum is Hinton's newest attraction featuring interactive child friendly activities, hands on learning opportunities plus more all located inside Hinton's original 1911 train station.
Reviewed By beachqueen2015 - Stirlingshire, United Kingdom
The museum curator was a pure delight as she brought to life a range of thoroughly researched stories about pioneers past and present and the town's development. It was clear she cared deeply about telling the stories with honesty and empathy for the local community. As a result, we came away from this visit full of information and enthusiasm for Hinton, it's past and it's future. We look forward to following her progress with future museum developments and would readily return in future to see them for ourselves.
3. Old Entrance Trail Rides
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4.5 based on 58 reviews
Guided horseback trail rides along the scenic Athabasca River valley near Jasper National Park. Ride gentle horse on trails over a variety of terrain; along river valley onto open foothill ridges with spectacular mountain views and through mature evergreen forests. Open May to October.
4. The Beaver Boardwalk
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4.5 based on 381 reviews
Boardwalk with handicap access. We saw 2 beavers in actionat dusk. Well worth a visit. Ask a local for directions.
Reviewed By 16Letitia16 - Vancouver, Canada
Easy walk, pretty. Nature is gorgeous & I believe large parts of the path is wheelchair accessible. Nice stroll
5. William A. Switzer Provincial Park
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4.5 based on 96 reviews
Reviewed By kmA9814SU
Switzer Park is a year round adventure playground that really flies under the radar. Best known for Jarvis lake and it’s campgrounds under official Provincial Government operation, it might be even better known by locals for the outdoor recreation opportunities offered by volunteer groups. Winter provides a truly world class cross country ski area at the Nordic Centre which catches and retains snow more effectively than other centres in the Province. Really challenging terrain with easy options for beginners offer sometimes for everyone (classic and skate). There is also a fun little toboggan hill. Please support the volunteer operations with donations/memberships, positive feedback or by writing letters of support to the Province. Summer hosts access to incredible mountain bike trails. Pedal into Joachim Valley and the new cabin for the easiest family adventure (still remain bear aware and prepared for mud and adverse weather conditions). The more advanced blue/black diamond bike trails reside in/out of the Park, namely the Froehler Coaster system. Check the trails out on the trailforks app. Otherwise, explore the wildflowers and strawberries along the Nordic trails, paddle Jarvis creek, hike the Athabasca Tower lookout trail and try some non-service camping at Graveyard Lake. When in doubt, ask a local for advice and reach out to bikehinton dot com and hintonnordic dot ca. Remember, write those letters of support!
6. Hinton Visitor Information Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 69 reviews
Operating seasonally from May long weekend to October long weekend, the Hinton Visitor Information Centre (VIC) is located along Highway 16 in Hinton, AB. Our travel experts onsite will help personalize your Alberta vacation to make it unforgettable. They know all the best things to do, places to stay and ways to get there!
7. Galloway Station Museum and Travel Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 22 reviews
More than 100 years ago, idealistic pioneers of all descriptions – from trappers to tie hackers, railroaders to miners, businessmen to bootleggers - carved a home in Edson out of what was little more than a firm place in the muskeg. Our museum offers a fascinating glimpse into our region’s natural world and the pioneer life.The Travel Centre provides plenty of information for the curious traveler, has knowledgeable staff, an internet kiosk, free Wi-Fi, a coffee bar and a gift shop featuring local art and crafts. Although there is a fee to enter the museum, the travel centre and other amenities are free to all.
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