Town of Lac La Biche
A Northern Escape Surrounded by Water and Wilderness
The town of Lac La Biche, established as a fur trading post in the late 18th century, is one of Alberta’s oldest communities. A place where history, culture, and natural beauty meet on the shores of the northern lake.
Surrounded by boreal forest and over 150 lakes, Lac La Biche is a wonderful place for outdoor adventure, offering breathtaking views, wildlife, and numerous hiking trails. Lac La Biche Lake provides endless opportunities for fishing, boating, swimming, and canoeing. When the season changes, winter brings ice fishing, snowmobiling, and cross-country skiing. The terrain offers year-round exploration. Visitors to Lac La Biche can discover the historic Lac La Biche Mission. The nearby Lac La Biche Museum also offers a look into the region's culture and history over the centuries. For those seeking cultural focus, the Portage College Museum of Aboriginal Peoples Art and Artifacts offers Canada’s only permanent collection from the Professional Native Indian Artist. Featuring thousands of remarkable Indigenous artworks. Whether you are drawn by nature, history, or culture, Lac La Biche offers a welcoming northern escape filled with memorable experiences.