Clearwater County covers a large area in West Central Alberta, with farms in the east and mountains and rivers in the west. Named after the Clearwater River that joins with the North Saskatchewan River near Rocky Mountain House, Clearwater County’s history consists of traders, explorers and entrepreneurs looking to make their mark in the world. Visitors will have their breath taken away by the views, or by some of the hikes.
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Of places to see and things to do, natural attractions in the area provide an opportunity for great discoveries. Experience the awe of nature like never before and enjoy a tranquil atmosphere.
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July 20, 2017
Our Top 19 Favourite Instagram Photos of David Thompson Country: Landscape Edition
Your photos of David Thompson Country just keep getting better and better! We had so much fun seeing your adventures in our Top 15 Favourite Instagram Photos of David Thompson Country: Water Edition article that we decided we just had to write a sequel. This time, your photographic mission was to capture the landscape of the area. As usual, you never cease to amaze us, travellers!
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April 15, 2019
12 Pictures of Summer Fun in David Thompson Country – April 15, 2019
Now that the snow is disappearing, we can think of spring and summer adventures. Here are a few of our favorite pictures from past summers of people enjoying warmer weather in David Thompson Country. Canoeing and rafting the North Saskatchewan River with HeLa Ventures and their Mountain Adventure School. https://www.instagram.com/p/Bt_W1P5BwEk/ 2. Enjoying the mountain […]
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July 28, 2020
Trail Blazers Proving the Need for the David Thompson Highway
The following are some of the stories about getting the David Thompson Highway built from Rocky Mountain House out to the Banff National Park. Thank you to the Rocky Mountain House Museum for sharing their information and pictures with us. “Rocky Mountain House was the end of the road west, literally, until local businessman Ernie […]