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Urban service area in Alberta, Canada
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Lac La Biche is a small hamlet in Lakeland region of Alberta with an estimated population of 2,500.
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Notre Dame des Victoires/Lac La Biche Mission was an 1850s Oblate mission on 45 acres the shores of the lake. Several historical buildings, antique and photo displays, interpretive centre and picnic area.
18-hole course. Pelican Grill serves burgers, chicken, pizza, steaks, breakfast until 11AM; a beer and a burger runs about $10.
Located east of the town. Backcountry camping and hiking, canoeing, kayaking, cycling, birding and wildlife viewing. Cross-country skiing and ice fishing in winter.
Food truck. Burgers and sandwiches.
Chicken, pizza, pasta, burgers, sandwiches, Greek cuisine, soups, salads, steak and seafood.
Near Hwy 663.
Wi-fi, continental breakfast, business and fitness centres.
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Bonnyville · Regional · YBY
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