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Long Lake Provincial Park in Alberta lies around Long Lake, south of Boyle and northeast of Newbrook, about an hour and a half from Edmonton along Highway 831. Established on March 25, 1957, and maintained by the Alberta Parks Division of Alberta Environment and Parks, it covers 14.3 square kilometres at an elevation of 625 metres. The park is important as a year-round recreation destination, offering summer activities such as camping, paddling, fishing, hiking, cycling, swimming, and boating, along with winter skiing, ice fishing, and nearby snowmobiling. Its many facilities, plus nearby golf and horse stables, make it a regional recreation hub.
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