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Elk Island National Park
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| Elk Island National Park is a sanctuary of rolling woodlands and meadows dotted with lakes, bogs and ponds, 48 km east of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Public interest in the conservation of rapidly dwindling wildlife led to the establishment of a reserve of elk in 1906, which later became Elk Island National Park. This is the only National Park in Canada completely surrounded by a fence. Scenic parkways wind through the park and trails lead hikers to lakes and beaver ponds. Meandering through the park offers excellent opportunities for viewing wildlife and most people will not leave the park without at least seeing bison. |
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Explore the Elk Island National Park attractions and plan your unforgettable visit. |
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Read more details regarding the Elk Island National Park history and rich wildlife. |
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Admire the green Elk Island National Park meadows and giant bison. |
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