We currently have four (4) trips per week, with stops in Mayerthorpe, Whitecourt, Fox Creek, and Valleyview. Travelling to and from the area just got a whole lot easier.

About Grande Prairie

The city of Grande Prairie, Alberta is the largest north of Edmonton. It’s home to many entertaining sites for visitors to discover. If you’re looking to gain historical insight into the city, one of the places to check out is the Montrose Cultural Centre is one of the foundations for cultural information and commemoration of Grande Prairie. It is home to the city’s art gallery as well as the public library.

Travellers wanting to immerse themselves in the region’s culture and history need to visit the Grande Prairie Museum & Heritage Village. Also, it is home to many yearly events, Grand Prairie hosts celebrations for Canada Day, New Year’s Eve, Easter, and Halloween, making it one of the must-see places during any time of the year!

For anyone wanting to explore and discover Grande Prairie, nature enthusiasts will also enjoy the number of accessible outdoor areas, such as dog parks, walking trails and historical sites. Parks such as the Muskoseepi Park are accessible throughout the city.

As Grande Prairie is located in central Alberta, near the British Columbia border, it is exposed to the highs and lows of the intensive weather.