ABOUT HINTON

Gateway to Nature's Playground

Discover the charm of Hinton, nestled in the picturesque Athabasca River Valley in west-central Alberta, Canada. Our town, founded in 1911 with the establishment of the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway station, has evolved into a vibrant community offering a perfect blend of natural beauty and modern amenities.

Scenic view of a mountain range with snow-capped peaks, a dense forest, a calm lake with reflections, and a wooden dock in the foreground.
A line drawing of a compass with north, south, east, west directions labeled.

Hinton’s History

Hinton's rich history, shaped by coal mining and natural resource development, unfolds through the remnants of the ghost town of Brule and the echoes of the once-thriving community that have left an indelible mark on this picturesque Alberta town.

Historically styled black-and-white photo of a small train station with several men standing outside, some holding tools, and a small train cart on the tracks.
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Plan Your Adventures

Summer, Winter, Family-Focussed, Self-Care Getaway… See what’s in store for YOUR unique itinerary.

THINGS TO DO
THINGS TO DO

KNOW BEFORE YOU GO

Everything you need to know for your trip.

FAQs
FAQs
A young child riding a bicycle on a dirt trail through a lush green forest with tall trees, under a partly cloudy sky.