Lesser Slave Lake Provincial Park

Lesser Slave Lake Provincial Park lies on the northeastern shore of Lesser Slave Lake in north-central Alberta, about 12 kilometres north of Slave Lake along Highway 88. Known for both scenery and birdwatching, it combines lakeshore settings with elevated inland views. Marten Mountain Viewpoint, at 983 metres, offers one of the park’s best-known overlooks across the lake and surrounding boreal landscape. The park is also important for bird study and migration through Alberta’s boreal region. Within it, the Boreal Centre for Bird Conservation serves as an education and research centre and a transit point for more than 246 bird species, including 23 species of wood warblers.

Alberta · Canada