Grimshaw

Alberta’s Peace River Country shapes the setting of Grimshaw — farmland and boreal-forest country give this northern community a distinctly open, working landscape. Grimshaw is known as Mile Zero of the Mackenzie Highway, a northbound road route that has long connected Alberta with more remote parts of Canada’s north. At the junction of Highways 2 and 35, the town serves the surrounding agricultural district and travellers moving through the region. Its identity is closely tied to prairie-scale farming, local services and northern transport rather than big-city bustle. Browse additional webcams from the surrounding area to extend your view of Peace River Country.

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