High Prairie Travel Guide — Things to Do, Food & Hotels
town in Alberta, Canada
About High Prairie
High Prairie developed when the railway from Edmonton to the Peace Country was chosen to go through the town as opposed to Grouard, a neighbouring village on the northwestern shore of Lesser Slave Lake. Today, High Prairie's main industries include agriculture, forestry, and oil and gas. Due to its proximity to the western shores of Lesser Slave Lake, High Prairie has a thriving tourism industry, particularly in the warmer summer months. There are many attractions at the lake, including events such as the Golden Walleye Classic. Winagami Lake Provincial Park, approximately 33 km to the north of High Prairie, and Kimiwan Lake, approximately 49 km to the northwest, are attractions for bird-watching enthusiasts. Winagami Lake and Kimiwan Lake are within the general area where three major migr
Top Attractions in High Prairie
Explore the best things to see and do in High Prairie:
- ★High Prairie & District Museum
- ★Hilliard's Bay Provincial Park
- ★Winagami Lake Provincial Park
Where to Eat in High Prairie
Must-try local food and restaurants:
- 🍴Amiro's Steak House
- 🍴Eva's Cafe
- 🍴Nado's
- 🍴The Boondocks Grill
- 🍴The Vine Restaurant and Bar
Where to Stay in High Prairie
- 🏨Days Inn
- 🏨Peavine Inn & Suites
- 🏨Raven Motor Inn
- 🏨Royal Star Motor Inn
High Prairie Travel Guide Sections
Our comprehensive guide covers 12 sections including: