Historical
Victoria Trail
The Victoria Trail Region is defined by the historic Victoria Trail, which runs alongside the North Saskatchewan River. This trail was used by early European explorers, fur traders, Métis, and settlers and is now a significant part of Alberta's cultural heritage. The Victoria District National Historic Site of Canada is a recognition of this district's diverse cultural landscape, its topography and settlement forms, and its architecture, which speaks to the history of settlement in this area. The district is also strategically located on Cree and Stony First Nations' migration routes, making it an important stop for travellers and settlers.
Region
Highlights
Step back in time and discover the rich cultural history of the Lakeland Region's Victoria Trail District, including the Victoria National Historic Site of Canada. Immerse yourself in the region's diverse experiences and unique places to stay, from exploring the historic trail to enjoying local cuisine and cozy accommodations.
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