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Town in Alberta, Canada
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Slave Lake (pop 6,650 in 2016) is a town on Lesser Slave Lake in North Central Alberta. Slave Lake serves as a local centre for the area. There are several outdoor activities available for visitors, including a provincial park, pristine beaches, and a bird research centre.
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The only educational and research facility in the world that studies boreal birds on their breeding grounds. The BCBC offers 6,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor exhibits, interpretive programming, a gift shop and office space.
Birding, boating, trails for hiking, biking and cross-country skiing. The 18-hole Gilwood Golf and Country Club (+1 780-849-4389, fax +1 780-849-2293, restaurant and lounge +1 780-849-3179) is located in the park. The Lesser Slave Lake Bird Observatory holds a Songbird Festival in the park every spring.
Filipino and Chinese food.
Pizza, donairs, etc.
Craft brewery and taproom.
Brew pub with full menu.
A former Sawridge Inn with a restaurant and two bars. Ridge Tap House (11AM-2AM, meals $8-25) is a sports bar with food and beer on tap, darts, billiard tables and TVs showing live sports. Fairways Lounge is a bar which serves light meals. The Landing is a 120-seat bistro restaurant serving breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Hot tub and fitness centre. All rooms provide free WiFi, TV & DVD players, coffee machine, irons and ironing boards and hair dryers.
Next to provincial park. Full kitchen, bathroom, satellite TV, DVD, broadband Internet in all units. Bison ranch, museum, two private white sand beaches, BBQ, boat launch.
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Slave Lake has an airport available for landing charter flights only. +1 780-849-3089
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Whitecourt · Regional · YZU
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