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Canada's first designated wildlife refuge, Elk Island National Park lies alongside Lake Tawayik in Alberta. While it’s not one of the larger parks overall, spanning over 75 square miles. The park serves as an important conservation region for the American bison. The Yellowhead Highway goes straight through the park and leads to Edmonton, around 30 minutes away.
The park's flora is typical of a prairie landscape and includes native fescue grassland, boreal forest, and aspen parkland. The area is also rich in history, with hundreds of preserved archaeological sites from the area's indigenous cultures. In the early 1800s, the area saw overhunting and the near decimation of several wildlife species, including moose, elk, and beaver. Shortly thereafter, the area was used for timber, and in the early 1900s, a few wealthy investors requested that the area be protected and put forward a donation to establish present-day Elk Island National Park. Today, visitors can enjoy all sorts of exciting outdoor adventures, including wildlife watching, picnicking, hiking, and so much more.
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