See you in St. Paul
Snowmobiling in St. Paul and area is on many sledders' bucket lists.
by Danielle Cameron
The ever-enticing Lakeland trails
Alberta's Lakeland communities make sledders feel at home, with their exceptional snowmobiling trails.
by Danielle Cameron
A top destination along the Iron Horse Trail
The town of St. Paul is a friendly haven for snowmobilers riding Alberta’s Iron Horse Trail.
by Kirsten Armleder
Scenery, services and the lengthiest trail in Alberta
Alberta’s Lakeland is an open canvas of natural beauty, and running straight through the heart of it is the Iron Horse Trail.
by Kirsten Armleder
Iron Horse Trail, AB
Enjoy Alberta’s Iron Horse Trail
Sledders will find diverse landscapes, laid-back riding, additional trail systems and lots to do on the Iron Horse Trail.
by Kristen Mitchell
Smoky Lake, AB
Alberta’s Iron Horse Trail offers plenty of sledding opportunities
Alberta’s Iron Horse Trail offers more than 300 km of trails
by Kimberly Schoenberger
Iron Horse Trail, AB
Getting unstuck in Smoky Lake
Vern Billey and some fellow sledders had to call a Cat to help dig them out of a snowbank while sledding around Smoky Lake.
by Jessica Kirby
Iron Horse Trail, AB
A nighttime ride in Smoky Lake
One afternoon ride turned into a longer-than-expected adventure—but one that epitomizes the great snowmobiling in Smoky Lake, Alberta.
by Jessica Kirby
St. Paul, AB
Powering up for treasure hunting in Alberta’s Lakeland
Geocaching brings travellers to Alberta’s Lakeland region to traverse the Iron Horse Trail by foot, ATV, snowmobile, bike or even horseback.
by Jessica Kirby
Iron Horse Trail, AB
The great Lakeland
Sledding in Bonnyville and Cold Lake, Alberta, is everything snowmobiling should be.
Iron Horse Trail, AB
An adventure awaits
The Iron Horse Trail is a 300-kilometre traversal of Alberta, which passes through more than 18 communities along the way.
Iron Horse Trail, AB
Building on the Iron Horse Trail
One of Alberta’s favourite multi-use trails, the Iron Horse Trail, continues to evolve due to the efforts of the surrounding communities.
