Introduction
Seeking a place to explore in Alberta and/or the Northwest Territories where you can enjoy a varied experience? Consider checking out Wood Buffalo National Park. With 44,741 square kilometers, the park is the largest National Park in Canada.
The park offers excellent opportunities to view wildlife; the world’s largest wood bison population can be found in the park, grazing within the boreal plain. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Wood Buffalo National Park is the home of the last remaining natural nesting site of the whooping crane and offers one of the most concentrated nesting environments worldwide for geese and ducks. Black bears, moose, wolves and beavers also reside in the park.
You will have the chance to enjoy a variety of landscape in the park to include boreal forest, salt plains and gypsum karst landforms. The Slave, Peace and Athabasca rivers flow through the park, offering the opportunity to take a trip down the river or the chance to relax and enjoy the sound of the flowing water. Hiking is a popular activity at the park, where you can explore the salt plains or a forest with spruce, aspen, jackpine and poplar trees and during warmer weather, you can take a swim in a water-filled sinkhole.
With plenty to see and do, Wood Buffalo National Park is a great choice to explore, regardless of the time of year. Get ready to hit the road in your RV and experience all that this Canadian park has to offer!
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