Pierre Grey's Lakes Provincial Park
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Pierre Grey's Lakes Provincial Park

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Pierre Grey's Lakes Provincial Park in Alberta, Canada, lies about 37 kilometres south of Grande Cache along the Bighorn Highway and centers on five lakes at roughly 1,250 metres elevation. Known for these clustered lakes, the park also contains a historic trading post that adds local historical interest to a setting largely associated with outdoor recreation. Fishing is a major attraction, with rainbow trout and brook trout stocked in the lakes. Visitors also come for camping, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, power boating in warmer months, and cross-country skiing or ice fishing in winter. The park is maintained by Alberta's Ministry of Forestry and Parks.
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