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Village in Alberta, Canada
Photo: Kevin M Klerks from Inverhuron, Canada, CC BY 2.0 via Wikimedia Commons
Alix is a village of about 700 people (2016) in the Central Corridor east of Red Deer.
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A statue of the village mascot.
The history and culture of Alix and district from the time of founding. Exhibits of pioneering life and pictorial history of Alix and surrounding area. The museum is named for the shape formed when one places the Village at the hub of the wheel then rim circles the historic region, and the spokes divide the heritage school districts.
Alix Lake has a day use area, playground, swimming area, concession and calm water for water-ski and wakeboard enthusiasts.
A nine-hole golfing experience. Enjoy a beverage or light lunch at Hole 19 in the clubhouse, and ask them what happened to holes 10 through 18.
Bakery, sandwiches, soup.
Every small town in Canada has a restaurant serving Chinese and Canadian food, and Alix is no exception.
Easy walking distance to all amenities and Alix Lake.
14 rooms available, asy walking distance to downtown, and Alix Lake.
A rural vacation experience
on the banks of the Red Deer River, south of Alix.
Alix is located at the intersection of Highways 12 & 611, about 30 minutes east of Lacombe and 40 minutes east of Red Deer. Highway 11 (from Red Deer) passes just off town while Highway 21 passes just east of town.
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