Recreation & Community

Recreation & Community

Recreation & Community

Explore the diverse natural beauty of Clear Hills County through a wealth of recreational activities catered for all seasons and interests. Whether you enjoy camping under the stars, boating on serene lakes, or casting a line for the perfect catch, Clear Hills County offers abundant opportunities for outdoor adventure. Discover our numerous campgrounds, pristine lakes, golf courses, and versatile community facilities including halls, arenas, and rodeo grounds. Sports enthusiasts can indulge in baseball at multiple diamonds across Hines Creek, Worsley, Cleardale, Bear Canyon, and Whitelaw, while tennis courts await in Hines Creek and Cleardale. For those seeking more adrenaline, an OHV Park near Cleardale beckons. Additionally, specialized programs like the Blue Devil Wilderness Camps and the David Thompson Bible Camp provide structured wilderness and leadership experiences year-round. Whether you're a nature enthusiast, sports lover, or seeking a memorable retreat, Clear Hills County promises unforgettable recreational opportunities for all ages and interests.

Peace River Boat Guide

Navigate Your Adventure Along Peace River
Welcome to the Peace River Boat Guide, your gateway to exploring the serene beauty and hidden gems nestled along the meandering path of the Peace River. Embark on a journey of discovery as you navigate through our interactive trip planning tool, where you can seamlessly integrate points of interest and create an itinerary tailored to your interests. Whether you're a nature enthusiast, history buff, or simply seeking a peaceful escape, let us be your compass as you embark on an unforgettable expedition along Peace River.

Mighty Peace Tourism - Peace River Boating Guide

 

Do you want to add your recreational facility to this list?

If you would like to add your Recreation Site or Community Centre/Facility please bonnie@clearhillscounty.ab.ca

Alberta Conservation Association (ACA)

DANGER – unpredictable thin ice and open water

Many Alberta lakes now have surface aerators running. Aerators substantially alter ice conditions: creating thin ice or open water. The fall's fluctuating temperatures make the ice even more unstable. Do not think you know the lake based on previous year’s experience. Danger signs are posted to protect you. Enter onto ice at your own risk.

https://www.ab-conservation.com/programs/fish/aca-aerated-lakes/

Why do we aerate lakes?

ACA aerates lakes so that we can help create, maintain, and enhance recreational angling opportunities for Albertans by promoting the year-round survival of trout in stocked waterbodies. Lakes that are typically shallow, eutrophic, and experience prolonged ice and snow cover are prone to fish kills. The Aeration Program creates more angling opportunities and a better quality of fish.

ACA Winter Lake Surface Aeration

ACA is operating aerators on the following lakes. Aerators alter ice conditions, creating thin ice and open water. For your safety observe posted warnings and enter onto the ice at your own risk. Don’t go beyond danger signs, fenced areas, or approach open water. For inquiries or to report problems with aerator pumps, warning signs, or fence, please call: 780-410-1999.

 

Sulphur Lake - Lake Aeration (C1-87)


Site Details

This lake, approximately 48 km SW of Manning, is stocked annually by the Government of Alberta with trout and aerated (October - April) through ACA’s Lake Aeration Program.

Restrictions

This site is in the Sulphur Lake Provincial Recreation Area and subject to its rules and regulations.

Partners

Alberta Conservation Association, Clear Hills County, Government of Alberta, Mercer Peace River

Quarter Sections

NW/SW-07-089-02-W6M, NE-12-089-03-W6M

Wildlife Management Units

525

Season of Aeration

Winter

For more information Contact:

ACA Office Locations

Toll-free number: 1-877-969-9091 - e-mail: info@ab-conservation.com

Peace River

9001–94 Street
Peace River, Alberta
T8S 1G9
Phone: 1-833-422-1673