Lac La Biche

Lac La Biche is a small hamlet in eastern Alberta with an estimated population of 2,500.

Understand

Lac la Biche

Lac La Biche was established in 1798 as a trading post on a voyageur route that historically linked the Athabaskan region to Hudson Bay. The area, natively Cree, provided a large supply of whitefish and beaver. Its modern economy relies on the oil patch, logging, forestry, agriculture and commercial fishing; it is home to Portage College, a community college.

Get in

Greyhound Canada

Greyhound Canada terminated all services in Western Canada and Northern Ontario effective October 31, 2018.

By car

Lac La Biche is 95 km east of Athabasca on Highway 55.

From Edmonton, it is 225 km north and east along Highway 28, and north on Highway 36.

By plane

  • 🌍 Lac La Biche Airport (YLB  IATA). No scheduled service.

Get around

See

Statue of David Thompson, explorer
  • Lac La Biche Mission, Site 640, Comp 2, RR2 (northwest of town, on the lake), +1 780-623-3274, fax: +1 780-623-3471. W-M 10AM-5PM, Victoria Day-end Aug. Notre Dame des Victoires/Lac La Biche Mission was an 1850s Oblate mission on 45 acres the shores of the lake. Several historical buildings, antique and photo displays, interpretive centre and picnic area. $2/person (self-guided), $5/person (guided tour).

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Routes through Lac La Biche

Cold Lake  E  W  Jct N S Athabasca


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