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Lake in Alberta, Canada
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Pigeon Lake is a rural area composed of more than a dozen small villages surrounding the lake of the same name, located in the Central Corridor region of Alberta, Canada.
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Smokehouse.
Casual spot for breakfast and lunch, bakery that also serves coffee, tea, and ice cream.
Eco Café focuses on sourcing local ingredients and providing natural, organic fare at affordable prices.
35-room country inn.
Two campgrounds (Pigeon Lake and Zeiner) with over 350 camp stalls; power and power/water/sewer stalls available. Three yurts also available for rent, reservations required.
Pigeon Lake is about 1 hour southwest of Edmonton via Highway 2; take Highway 616 (exit 497) to access the north shore or Highway 13 (exit 482) to access the south shore.
Read in the guideThe lake and its communities are accessed along Highway 13 on the south side, Highway 771 on the west side, Highway 616 on the north side, and Highway 780 on the east side.
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Edmonton · International · YEG
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