Pembina River Provincial Park

Pembina River Provincial Park in central Alberta lies between Entwistle and Evansburg near the Yellowhead Highway. Its most distinctive feature is the Pembina River’s sandstone gorges, rising to about 62 metres and formed during glaciation, which create a steep-sided valley unlike the surrounding countryside. The park’s developed area follows these gorges, while a short Highway 16A spur crosses its southern edge. Known as a regional outdoor destination, the park draws visitors for birding and camping, and the river supports warm-weather recreation such as fishing, canoeing, and tubing.

Alberta · Canada