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Go East of Edmonton Travel Guide

Where can I pick up a copy of the 2024 Go East of Edmonton Travel Guide?

NOTE: These locations will have copies by May 3rd, 2024. (**while supplies last). Look for a FREE Bin Box with our Travel Guide just outside the location that is listed below, or look for a FREE magazine rack inside the lobby of the locations listed below.

This is just a condensed list as we have over 200 locations in the Edmonton Capital Region. 

Call us to find a location close to you 1-888-632-8755 .

EDMONTON - Select locations throughout the city Save On Foods - majority of locations Safeways - majority of locations Sobey's - majority of locations Circle K's - majority of locations Shoppers Drug Marts - numerous locations Tim Hortons - Roper Rd, Westmount Shopping Centre, Victoria Trail and several other locations Freshco 7-Eleven Gas & Convenience BMO Bank of Montreal  Italian Centre - Downtown, South Mac's Convenience Stores - select locations Canadian Tire - Manning Crossing, Capilano WalMart - Capilano, Ellerslie Starbucks - Garneau, Gateway  and numerous other locations - look for the boxes (outside of the locations) and or magazine racks inside the lobbies. 

BEAUMONT Circle K Sobeys Home Hardware

DEVON A&W Circle K Fas Gas

FORT SASKATCHEWAN Safeway Freson Bros 7-Elevens Co-op Foods Canadian Tire Dow Centennial Recreation Centre

LEDUC Circle K Safeway Rexall Smitty's Restaurant Co-op Peavey Mart

SHERWOOD PARK Sherwood Park Mall - West Entrance and Southwest doors Sherwood Park Chamber of Commerce Visitor Centre Strathcona Community Centre Safeway Shopper's Drug Mart - Sherwood Park Mall Circle K Sobeys  Save On Foods  Canadian Tire -Wye Road Superstore Walmart - Emerald Hills Second Cup 7-Eleven - Cloverbar Road Synergy Wellness Centre Royal Pizza  Subway

ST. ALBERT Dairy Queen - St. Albert Rd East Side Marios Wine and Beyond The Enjoy Centre Tim Horton's Inglewood Town Centre Sobeys Safeway Superstore Freshco St. Albert Visitor Centre

SPRUCE GROVE Sobeys Tim Hortons Safeway Westland Mall - Entrance by M&M BMO Bank of Montreal Superstore Circle K Canadian Tire Gas WalMart Tri-Leisure Centre

STONY PLAIN Tim Hortons Husky Freson Bros. Safeway Stony Plain Library Meridian Meadows - Office

CALGARY Calgary Co-ops - majority of locations Calgary Farmers Market - (SE & NW) Avenida Food Hall & Fresh Market Crossroad  Flea Market Leisure Centres - majority of locations Mountain Equipment Co-op AIRDRIE Safeways Sobeys Co-op Grocery

COCHRANE - Wal-Mart

CHESTERMERE - Safeway

HIGH RIVER - Co-op Grocery

OKOTOKS - Sobey's

STRATHMORE - Co-op Grocery

EDMONTON RV Locations

Arkann Trailer & RV  Centre 1904 80 Ave NW, Edmonton

Arkann Trailer & RV Centre   13105 St Albert Trail NW, Edmonton

Carefree Coach & RV  4510-51 Ave., Edmonton

Edmonton Glowing Embers RV Park  26309 Hwy 16A, Edmonton

Go RV 20804 Stony Plain Rd, Edmonton

Woody's RV Centre 14510 Mark Messier Trail NW, Edmonton

LEDUC RV Locations

Go RV 2303 Sparrow Drive, Leduc

Schwabs RV #33, Hwy 2 Leduc

Western RV Country 7503 Sparrow Dr., Leduc

Fraserway RV 7714 Sparrow Dr., Leduc

LACOMBE RV Location

Fraserway RV  27211 AB-12 #96, Lacombe County

RED DEER RV Locations

Arrkann Trailer & RV - #4 Burnt Basin ST, Red Deer

Go RV  7424 – 50 Ave., Red Deer

Vellner RV 1890 - 49 Ave., Red Deer

Woody’s RV 1702 - 49 Ave., Red Deer

Allan Dale Trailers 3 Queens Drive, Red Deer

Western RV Country 65 Burnt Park Drive, Red Deer

Rangeland RV 73 Gasoline Alley East, Red Deer

Testimonials

Go East of Edmonton Travel Guide is the only place I advertise with and it's worth every penny! Ray Cowell, Wicked Watersport Rentals (October 2023)

This is the best magazine for planning Roadtrips!" Facebook Follower (July 2023)

When we were RVing, we immensely enjoyed travelling East of Edmonton region...used this guide daily, found some real gems!  Facebook Follower (July 2023)

As a new shop owner, I invested in advertising with Go East of Edmonton. It's only been a few months but the return has been fabulous! I like asking how customers hear about my shop and I'm hearing more and more saw it in the magazine or on their Facebook page!" Spirit 'n Ewe (June 2023)

Your magazine has been a huge inspiration!  Instagram Follower (August 2023)

Love your publication and website - so helpful in finding those truly unique experiences!  Website Subscriber (October 2023)

I just want to say that I love what you're doing. I grew up in Vegreville so I deeply love the area and it's nice to see it have a light shone on it. Brayn Kulba (2022)

This has been my Summer go to Magazine and has brought kids and I to many places and some darn good homemade eats at Mom and Pop places. Tammy Lucas (2022

Especially love the 'Go East of Edmonton Travel Guide' I know a lot of people who share the same sentiments as I do regarding the Guide!" Colette Borgun, Lac La Biche County Councillor (2022)

Thank you for one of the most complete travel guides available. There is something for everyone and you have captured it so well. Love Alberta! Reader Connie (2022)

Never stop doing the Go East Guide, we used it all summer during Covid to go visit other communities, it was great! Vivian from Vegreville (2022)

Did you know tourists from other countries LOVE your magazine? They use it to check out places in East Central Alberta to visit and then take it as a souvenir as it fits in a suitcase very easily. Budding Ideas, Killam (2022)

Always look at your Go East Magazine to plan for things to do around the summer. I really enjoy it! 1-888 Caller (2022)

Congratulations on the beautiful book. Very nice! Phyllis, Vegreville (2022)

Very nice book this year! Marcia, Hairy Hill Rodeo (2022)

Love your daytrips and suggestions for the Edmonton area. You're our first place to look at for ideas when we're planning one. Valerie, Edmonton (2022)

We just want to extend our thanks for the wonderful guide you provide each year - Go East of Edmonton. We had a lovely drive yesterday and took in a few of the communities along the route. Debbie from Sherwood Park (2022)

My wife and I have been using the Go East Guide for years now and just love it! Tom (2022)

Awesome Book! Traveling through Vegreville, ate at Boston Pizza and on the way out picked up a Go East Guide and loved it! Traveller (2022)

I hear from a lot of people Go East is the place to go for information for this region of Alberta and the website is phenomenal. Village of Chipman (2020)

You do a fabulous job! You are very good at promoting tourism. We are really fortunate to have a group like you promoting the region. Pat, Resident from Tofield (2020)

I found the pysanka by accident while lost a few years ago. What a stop! What an amazing day! Went in the info building and got my first copy of Go East of Edmonton. Now we regularly stop by on our annual adventures powered by Go East! Victoria, Facebook follower (2020)

First, let me say how great I think your website looks. It’s well-organized and attractive. It makes great use of photos that illustrate the copy. As a former newspaper editor, I appreciate such things. Best wishes for continued success with your website. I think you are providing a valuable service for the region you serve. Derek, Lethbridge resident (2020)

The roadtrip game was a great promotion to get people out to the area. You did an excellent job adapting during Covid. The travel guide, [Go East of Edmonton], is really important this year to help promote business across the region. Scott, Business owner in Vegreville (2020)

I am sure your research shows that Go East of Edmonton has done more for awareness and prosperity of small towns then any government program ever did. Ron-Pat, Facebook follower (2020)

Love it! Use it all the time. I’ve gone to so many places this year that I wouldn’t have known about without the Go East of Edmonton guide. Alicia, Village of Paradise Valley (2020)

Lots of business coming in from Go East of Edmonton! Isabelle, Waterfront Harbour Bed & Breakfast in Cold Lake (2020)

Great traffic from all over supporting the club. Thanks to all. Doug, Daysland Golf Club (2020)

We had a good year with lots of new customers. The marketing was good and we had a number of people came from Go East of Edmonton who used the coupon for golf. We should go with a bigger ad next year to reach even more people. Manager, Smoky Lake Golf Club (2019)

We saw the increase in guests, some who commented to us, “we saw you in the Go East of Edmonton Magazine”! We received new guests from the magazine or E-pages and they were strong guests, the kind that we will see again!! We really appreciate the effort you all put into such a great asset to our region!! Hamilton House Bed and Breakfast, Cold Lake, Alberta (2019)

We get a lot of business from the Go East magazine and they are great supporters of ours. Twisted Fork, St. Paul, Alberta (2019)

No one has more tourism experience, nor more knowledge than you at Go East! Community Futures Lac La Biche (2019)

Reaching our audiences is only made stronger by our partners who helps us reach them. We would never get our message out without the support of partners like the folks at Go East of Edmonton! Thank you for all that you do to promote tourism and economic development in rural Alberta! Friends of the Battle River Railway, Forestburg, Alberta (2019)

I am complimenting you and your staff on an excellent publication of “Go East of Edmonton” this year. I found this year more informative. Past years were very good but this year is the best! Great job! Reader from Edmonton, Alberta (2019)

The Go East of Edmonton Travel Guide is a beautiful and comprehensive guide. Well done. Congratulations! Reader from Edmonton, Alberta (2019)

This guide is a pure gem. Your magazine is awesome! Reader from Edmonton, Alberta (2019)

We love Go East of Edmonton! Thanks for the support! Spiro's Restaurant, Lloydminster, Alberta (2019)

Thank you for your awesome Facebook page! Fan from St. Paul, Alberta (2019)

You have helped local tourism businesses who have said up to 50% of their business came from "Go East" AB Labour Bonnyville-Lakeland Office (2019)

You do an amazing job to promote our local communities and events", said during an Alberta Tourism Workshop in St. Paul Hampton Inn and MCSNet and others. (2019)

April 2020- “Thank you so much- we have done some of the day trips and discovered more Alberta- east.  I have sent your travel logs on to friends.  Yesterday we travelled highway 41 up to Wainwright which was our second trip that way- the country was beautiful.  We have been to Lamont and area on a day trip.  Will try Camrose and Vegreville.", Charles, Go East email

July 2020- “Very nice.  Enjoyed seeing my home town on here like this.  Way to go!  Thanks.”, Erika, E-newsletter follower from Wainwright

July 2020- “Thank you for all your help.  I will look for the Go East of Edmonton guide and check out the website for private campgrounds.”, Megan, Go East email

June 2019 - “I need a printed copy for my car for when I don’t have wifi.”, Reader from Edmonton, Alberta

November 2018 - "The Killam and District Chamber of Commerce have approved another year of your excellent service." Killam, Alberta

October 2018 - "I want to congratulate Kevin for his level of energy and enthusiasm in promoting our area and getting people to come our way!", Ken Espheter, Friends of the Battle River Railway, Daysland, Alberta

October 2018 - "It was the Best Advertising I had done all year. Since it was our first time advertising with you, we made it a point in asking people where they found out about our store. I would say 80% of new customers informed us it was from your Go East Book. Thank You for doing such a good job!" Buckskins Emporium, Camrose, Alberta

October 2018 - "Lots of new people came in the store from the Go East Guide. Very proud of you guys, you do such a great job!" Heritage Corner Shoppe, Bellis, Alberta

October 2018 - "We appreciate the book {Go East of Edmonton Travel Guide} and we had a great summer! Thank you!" Hamilton House Bed & Breakfast, Bonnyville, Alberta

September 2018 - "I wanted to tell you that I see my advertising in your Go East of Edmonton magazine as a really successful marketing strategy. We had a great summer! We had quite a few guests this summer who said the choice not only to come to Cold Lake but also to stay at Waterfront Harbour B&B was because of your magazine. Also, we have had local families here who have told us that they just weren’t aware of some of the places, things and events in Alberta that they saw advertised in your magazine. They made small little trips to various communities in Alberta throughout the summer because of reading your magazine. I am hearing that Albertans want a different destination to the usual trips of Jasper and Banff. They state those areas have too many people and too much traffic to enjoy as a stress free vacation. That is a real positive for us out here! Thank you! In regard to having the magazine, I gave out some but not a lot as they seemed to have picked them up elsewhere! Thanks again! Waterfront Harbour Bed & Breakfast, Cold Lake, Alberta

September 2018 - "Thanks for all your hard work. I am talking up Go East all I can. Money well spent for the M.D. We see the results on our web page. And our businesses are happy with the results. All I can see is growth. The numbers prove that Go East is the one to go with." MD Bonnyville, Alberta

September 2018 - "We used to interview young adults who didn’t have a clue of anything out of the city. Your website is helping tremendously to change that. Lots of positive reasons to take a drive. For the rest of us small town folk, we get reinforcement about the reasons we are so proud to come from that life." Facebook Follower

September 2018 - "I certainly enjoyed following Go EAST on Facebook this summer. It was neat to see all of the locally owned and operated business and services. We have such a great province. So much value in going east for a vacation. I spoke to many people who already had a copy so word was definitely getting out there." Facebook Follower

September 2018 - "Thank you for the posts about our hotel and events. Great job with keeping communities connected." Park Centre & Hotel, Sherwood park

September 2018 - "Excellent and very informative presentation about tourism. Great stats. A great promotion for the community." Vegreville Chamber of Commerce

September 2018 - "We have had many mentions of GO EAST on our excursion feedback forms. We continue to find this a good bang for our buck. Thank you for all your group continues to do for Battle River Train Excursions". Friends of the Battle River Railway, Forestburg, Alberta

September 2018 - "From my little antique store I definitely noticed an increase in traffic from out of town due directly to having seen the Go East of Edmonton.....Most folks mentioned they already had a copy when I offered them one and that was why they were here .... One lady from Edmonton was thankful when I handed her a copy because she always enjoyed the guide in past years...Great advertising tool for business and tourism !!! Lorees Antiques, St. Paul, Alberta

September 2018 - "Thanks for the update on marketing, you guys are amazing!" Regent Health, Vegreville, Alberta

September 2018 - "We had a number of people who read about us in the Go East of Edmonton Guide and drove out from Edmonton specifically to see us. I think it is a wonderful magazine. Thanks for profiling us - we are extremely grateful." Everything Tea, Vegreville

September 2018 - "We had a REALLY good summer! Lots of new people and many said Go East was where they heard about us! Thanks for all your help!" Rocky Meadows Getaway Campground, Bonnyville, Alberta

September 2018 - "Great magazine for everything to see and do in the region! And great people!", Boom 95.3 Cold Lake, Alberta

September 2018 - A Vegreville town councillor told us of a couple from South Carolina, USA, that he talked to at the Vegreville Pysanka Park who CHANGED their trip from going to the mountains to Going East. ALL because they seen the printed copy of Go East of Edmonton Travel Guide!! They said they were in Edmonton and decided that they changed plans because there was lots to see and do in communities East of Edmonton. Town of Vegreville, Alberta

September 2018 - "We have no referrals from other Travel or Tourism Alberta websites. But we have referrals from Go East. The difference is stark. Go East is working for the municipalities and businesses, while other Tourism initiatives are not. We already budgeted for advertising in Go East and we are cancelling other tourism promotions cause they have no data or no results. You have some pretty powerful testimonials and metrics." From numerous Local Communities.

July 2018 - "Wonderful magazine, very informative, best travel guide I have ever seen! So amazed with everything that is has in the guide. Marvelous!" Reader from Edmonton, Alberta

July 2018 - "I see you have a web version of the [Go East Guide], but the book would be very handy. Would love to have a copy of it." Reader from Calgary, Alberta

July 2018 - "You guys are awesome people. For all that you do you're amazing." "I will never be on Facebook but I don't have to because you [Go East of Edmonton] are on it and doing the work!" Ceramic Cottage, Vegreville, Alberta

June 2018 - "The one and only magazine I look forward to every year, thanks for all the great things to see and do!!" Facebook Follower

May 2018 - "Love your magazine and look forward to it each year. Thank you and keep up the great work!" Reader from Bruce, Alberta

May 2018 - "The [Go East of Edmonton] Travel Guide is getting better every year! People specifically come in to get it. Awesome job!" Budding Ideas, Killam, Alberta

April 2018 - "Congratulations to all of you. The Go East magazine this year is looking fantastic! I especially love the cover." Strathcona County, Alberta

April 2018 - "Thank you for all the info you put out!!! I have found so many good spots because of your posts!", Facebook Follower

December 2017 - "There is no one with as much knowledge or experience for tourism in the region as you have. We appreciate all of your help." Lac La Biche Community Futures

November 2017 - "It's the best presentation about tourism we have ever seen!", St. Paul County

August 2017 - "Your publication hands down has been our most popular this season". Reynold-Alberta Museum, Wetaskiwin, Alberta

July 2017 - "Please send us more guides, it is going very fast, it's very popular!" Lloydminster Travel Alberta Visitor Centre

June 2017 - "The Go East of Edmonton Travel Guide is the most popular book that goes at our Visitor Centre". Elk Island National Park, Alberta

June 2017 - "The Travel Guide is very popular, it goes so fast!" Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village, Alberta

June 2017 - "I can't be without it [Go East of Edmonton Travel Guide]". Reader from Boyle, Alberta

April, 2017 - "I had picked up a copy yesterday and am so impressed. Having lived in Edmonton for 40+ years I had no idea what I've missed to the East. We are so looking forward to sharing these with the families we visit." Welcome Wagon, Manager

February 2017 - "I pick up travel guides but when I came across the Go East of Edmonton Travel Guide - there's none in comparison..so much information!", Reader from Edmonton, Alberta

January 27, 2017 - "So excited, can't wait to be a part of this Guide. A huge boost for rural communities. Such good work!" Fiona's Coffee, Camrose, Alberta

December 2016 - "Your 'Go East' publication seems to be a success for communicating events east of Edmonton. While my mother was visiting this summer I found in Go East that it was the weekend of the Mundare parade and quilt show as well as the Babas & Borshch festival in Andrew. We attended all three of these events, had a great time, and would have missed all of them had we not consulted Go East." - Margaret Newell, Radway, Alberta

November 2016 - "Thanks so much! I always look forward to the guide, love it, and make sure my co-workers, family and friends get a copy each year. I love the work you all do & it's such an easy guide to use, perfect for our area." - Cindy Usenik, Vermilion, Alberta (2016 photo contest winner)

November 2016 - "So many people are coming through because of Go East, it seems to be the key to opening the door." - Sophie Swidersky, Den of Antiquity, Redwater, Alberta

November 2016 - "I think everything you do is amazing!" - Jennifer Hladilo, Vegreville, Alberta

November 2016 - "Congrats on the success! It is a nice looking publication." - Clayton Hinkey, Hardisty, Alberta

July 2016 - "The feature story you ran for us in the magazine [2016 Go East of Edmonton Travel Guide] definitely brought in extra business for us. It made a world of difference! Thank you so much!" Sonia with Nook in the Woods, Thorhild County

April 25, 2016 - Amazing publication for what is happening in our region east of Edmonton! And there is a whole lot happening!, Jacquie Fenske, Lamont, Alberta

April 19, 2016 - "I need more guides to give away to my customers. The Go East of Edmonton Guide is fabulous! Most wonderful magazine!", Mac's Store in St. Paul, Alberta

April 12, 2016 - "Your magazine [Go East of Edmonton] is awesome and well detailed. It's a great resource for travel and tourism East of Edmonton. I've shared a copy with my daughter who was looking for local trips with her family." Reader from Edmonton, Alberta

March, 2016 - "The travel guide [Go East of Edmonton] definitely brings me business!", Mom's Ice Cream, Tofield, Alberta

February, 2016 - "The guide [Go East of Edmonton] is absolutely phenomenal! I'm so impressed by all of the information it provides. Very interesting, just fabulous!", Edmonton Reader

November 19, 2015 - "Just want to call and say how much I enjoy the [Go East of Edmonton] magazine. We plan wonderful trips from it. It is very informative.", Reader from Minburn, Alberta

June 3, 2015 - "Really nice, fantastic [Go East of Edmonton] books , Town of Wainwright

June 1, 2015 - "Customers just love the [Go East of Edmonton] Travel Guide", Elk Island Golf Course, Elk Island National Park, Alberta

April 24, 2015 - "Great guide [Go East of Edmonton Travel Guide]! Perfect for planning daytrips all summer long!" Reader from Edmonton, Alberta

April 16, 2015 - "Staff very impressed with the Go East of Edmonton Travel Guide, really like it, 90% go to new families." Edmonton Garrison, Alberta

February 26, 2015 - "Your input last year/new highway layout did the trick [Go East of Edmonton Travel Guide]. Love the magazine. So professional!" Den of Antiquity, Redwater, Alberta

November 17, 2014 - "Your guide [Go East of Edmonton Travel Guide] was very helpful in directing traffic our way...beautifully laid out edition! Congrats!!, Den of Antiquity, Redwater

April 30, 2014 - "So great! Such a wonderful book [Go East of Edmonton Travel Guide}! You do such a great job!", reader from Waskatenau, Alberta

April 14, 2014 - "The guide looks totally awesome!!! Great job. I think it might be the most comprehensive and well put together guide around [Go East of Edmonton Travel Guide]". Wanda, Art.Design.Ink, Vegreville, Alberta

June 9, 2013 - "Hi Jolene Kisilevich...While driving with Richard I read your GoEast magazine...I was very impressed...lots of information and "tidbits" about all those towns that I wasn't aware of..I found it quite interresting! Just wanted you to know that your hard work is appreciated...Also, this summer, Rich and I plan to do some antique shopping when we GO EAST!", Amy, Edmonton, Alberta

May 20, 2013 - "I am a faithful reader of the GO EAST GUIDE! We go to rodeos and events in the region. This is such a wonderful magazine, nobody else has such a good magazine as you guys! The GO EAST GUIDE is an excellent travel guide!" Susan, Edmonton Visitor

May 19, 2013 - "Excellent travel guide [Go East of Edmonton Travel Guide]! Nobody else has such a good magazine as you guys!" Susan, Edmonton, Alberta

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Edmonton, Canada: The Ultimate Travel Guide

Find out the top things to do in Edmonton, where to stay, where to eat and drink, and some insider information to help you plan your dream trip to this cool city in Alberta, Canada.

When it comes to popular destinations in Canada, the same few come up time and time again. Banff and Jasper National Parks for their scenery, Whistler for skiing, and Vancouver and Toronto for being super cool cities.

Recently I visited Edmonton in Alberta, and can see plenty of reasons why it’s worthy of being added to the hot list! It’s fun, quirky, creative, buzzy and has an AWESOME food scene . 

If you’re heading to Alberta to explore the stunning Rockies in Jasper or Banff , checking out Athabasca Glacier or Lake Louise, then consider visiting Edmonton too. It’s a worthy addition to any Alberta itinerary.

So time to reveal why underrated Edmonton is a worthy addition to your Canadian bucket list!

Is Edmonton Worth Visiting?

Edmonton is one of Canada’s fastest growing cities, beating the likes of Vancouver and Toronto. It’s got plenty to see and do, diverse scenery and the most sunny days in the whole of the country. Yes, along with Calgary, Edmonton is the sunniest place in Canada – reason enough to visit in my opinion!

Edmonton city centre brings industry, culture, skyscrapers, plenty of shops and restaurants and the downtown buzz that city-lovers enjoy.

But nature is so close too. The peaceful Elk Island National Park is under 30 minutes drive from the city, and is home to so much wildlife. Oh and the North Saskatchewan River Valley give you that feeling of countryside, right in the city itself.

It’s the food scene that was the huge draw for me. Friends in other parts of Canada had mentioned it before my trip. Sure enough, every night I enjoyed a different cuisine in some of the city’s coolest, most creative restaurants and bars.

Weather In Edmonton

The weather plays a huge part in Canadian holidays, and that’s no different in Edmonton! Winter sees lows in the -30s (ouch!) accompanied by several feet of snow, and plenty of icy activities.

Meanwhile summer brings lovely long days, plenty of sunshine (well this is one of the sunniest places in Canada!) and tonnes of arts, music and food festivals. The Edmonton International Fringe Festival is the largest in North America with over 850,000 people attending last year! It’s comparable to ours in Edinburgh, showcasing the best in comedy, theatre and more.  

Where Is Edmonton, Canada? 

Edmonton isn’t the first place that comes to mind for a holiday in Alberta, with most heading to Banff, Jasper and Lake Louise to enjoy the stunning Rockies. But there are plenty of great things to do in Edmonton too. When I visited, I travelled with Icelandair from London Gatwick to Reykjavik (Iceland), and then on to Edmonton.

Meanwhile, WestJet has twice-weekly flights non-stop direct from London Gatwick to Edmonton .

Edmonton airport is around 25 minutes from the city centre. Taxis aren’t too pricey in the city, and there is a decent public transport network. If you want to venture outside of the city to explore the national parks, consider hiring a car.

When Is The Best Time To Visit Edmonton, Canada?

This is a tricky one! As mentioned above, this is a city that dramatically changes from winter to summer. I visited in summer and after hearing about the extreme cold (lows in the -30s) and many feet of snow, I just don’t know how I’d cope. However, I spotted the guys from Hand Luggage Only visited in winter and it looks absolutely stunning (you can see what they got up to here ).

I loved that in June it was light until around 11pm at night and the temperatures were comfortably warm. I guess the nice thing with a destination like this, is that you could return again at a different time of year and have a totally different experience. And with that, let’s find out what there is to do.

Edmonton, Canada: Things To Do

I was really impressed with how much there was to do in Edmonton in the summer. From exploring the food scene on a food tour, to riding the historic streetcar, to shopping in the super mall and exploring the nature in Elk Island National Park, you’re bound to find something you enjoy.

There are also tonnes of events and festivals held in the city each summer, including  Edmonton Pride (June), Edmonton International Jazz Festival (June), Edmonton Folk Music Festival (August), The Edmonton International Fringe (August) and The Big Valley Jamboree (August). 

Muttart Conservatory – I loved exploring these giant pyramid-shaped greenhouses. Not only is the architecture intriguing, but also inside are plants from across the globe. They run special events inside and theme one of the pyramids from time to time. When I visited it was as a Shakespearean theme.

Edmonton Food Tour – Wondering what to do in Edmonton if you’re a total foodie like me?! How about learning history of Edmonton by eating your way around it! With a huge influx of Ukrainians in the early 20 th century, we enjoyed a big brunch of eastern European delicacies before venturing out to explore the 104 th  Street Market.

It was interesting to meet local producers and sample everything from gyozas and meat pies to indulgent salted caramels. It was refreshing to see actual Edmontonians on the tour too. They were just as keen as us to know more about where their food came from and pick up tips for places to visit in the city.

Click here to book an Edmonton Food Tour

River Valley Parks – Edmonton seems to beat the rest of the country in plenty of areas… and here’s another! The city is home to the largest urban park in Canada, with more than 160 km of paths! Impressive huh? No trip to Edmonton is complete without a walk through the forests along the North Saskatchewan River Valley. I loved it, especially with views like this to enjoy! 

Hop On A Segway – And a Segway tour is a really fun way to explore not only the River Valley… but also the rest of Edmonton, without exhausting yourself!

Click here to book an Edmonton Segway Tour

Street Art – I always love snapping pics of street art and am fascinated by the different pieces I find as I travel the world. There were some great artworks in Edmonton, particularly in Old Strathcona around Whyte Avenue.

High Level Bridge Streetcar – Several streetcars transported Edmontonians around the city between 1908 and the 1950s. It’s a lovely experience to pay a few $ and take the trip over the North Saskatchewan River. The interior is just as it would have been, with vintage posters for brands like Heinz.

Shopping – On my Edmonton holiday I shopped my way along Whyte Avenue and loved the mix of cute boutiques, vintage stores and quirky gift shops. I was visiting with one of my fave blogger pals Emily and we were SO excited to discover Gummi Boutique – an incredible sweet store with floor-to-ceiling displays of different sugary treats!

Elk Island National Park – This is the closest national park to Edmonton, and a wonderful escape from city life. It’s flat, tranquil and home to bison, elk, beavers and more than 250 species of bird. In the summer you can kayak and stand up paddleboard on Astotin Lake.

Watching sunset over the lake was totally magical, and I’ve been told you can sometimes catch the northern lights there. Find out all about visiting in Emily’s blog here: Discover Elk Island National Park In Edmonton

West Edmonton Mall – I couldn’t quite believe that North America’s largest mall is in Edmonton! Pretty random… but along with 800 stores you’ll find a waterpark, ice hockey stadium, cinema, shooting range, hotels and Mindbender – the world’s largest indoor triple-loop rollercoaster! I braved it, and can officially say it was AWESOME! I’d also say that if the weather is bad outside, the West Edmonton Mall is a great place to keep warm and dry! 

Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village – If, like me, wandering through stale museums with things in glass boxes bores the socks off you, then don’t worry! This living museum turns back the clock to the 1890s when there was a huge influx of Ukrainians to the region. By chatting to the character actors, eating traditional foods and exploring the unique village, you’ll develop a really good understanding of this big part of Edmonton’s history.

Edmonton, Canada: Where To Eat and Drink

This could take a while as Edmonton’s food scene is top notch, and constantly growing and evolving! I was amazed at how diverse it was. I had days that started with a photogenic brunch, followed by a noodle salad for lunch and then tacos or baos for dinner! I’ll summarise a few of my faves, but for the definitive guide on where to eat in Edmonton check out this post: Best Restaurants In Edmonton, Canada

El Cortez Mexican Kitchen and Tequila Bar – If you’re looking for the best tacos in the city, head to this gothic bar and restaurant! I loved the buzz here, and as the night goes on it’s all about cocktails and DJs.

Baijiu – Super stylish Asian restaurant serving tasty tempura, squidgy baos, spring rolls, grilled fish and more, in the trendy Mercer building. Don’t miss the delicious cocktails too!

Ampersand 27 – Super chic décor (not to mention pretty lights everywhere) and a truly international menu make this a spot well worth checking out.

L ittle Brick Cafe – The best brunch I had in Edmonton! This cute local spot has a chilled out vibe, great coffee and Instagram-worthy brunches.

MEAT – If you’re having a carnivorous day, this is the place for you! It’s man food through and through, serving big sharing platters of ribs, steaks, chicken and sides.

Where To Stay In Edmonton, Canada  

oTENTik – I’ve only camped a few times before and was extremely happy to stay in one of these glamping-style cabins in Elk Island National Park. With 3 large squishy beds (you could probably sleep 6), a gas BBQ and a big campfire area, it was a lovely place to round off our time in the national park. 

If you’re looking for other cool places to stay, check out my guide to glamping in Alberta – it’s packed full of quirky cabins, unique lodges and treehouses!

If you’re still looking for accommodation in Edmonton, you can search here…

I hope you’ve enjoyed my Edmonton travel blog. A big thanks to Edmonton Tourism for inviting me to #ExploreEdmonton. As always, opinions are my own.

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With a passion for food, fun and adventure, Chloe is the content creator behind one of the UK's top travel blogs Wanderlust Chloe. From volcano boarding in Nicaragua, to sailing around Sicily and eating her way around Japan, her travels have taken her to some of the coolest spots on the planet. Named Travel Influencer of the Year in 2022, Chloe regularly works with a number of tourism boards, producing inspirational travel content across multiple platforms. Find out more about Chloe here.

7 thoughts on “Edmonton, Canada: The Ultimate Travel Guide”

Love this post, Chloe – so glad you had a lovely time. How did we miss Gummi Boutique… it looks so delicious!

Lloyd & Yaya xx

Ahh happy memories! Lovely seeing your wintry pics too. Such a city of contrasts! Thanks for reading and let’s go for gummy sweets soon! x

Edmonton is my home town, a great city, especially in the summer! Was lucky enough to move to the west coast when I was very young, but return to visit family often. Great post and travel inspiration to Edmonton, Alberta! 🙂

Thank you! So glad you enjoyed it. You’re very lucky to be from there!

Great post Chloe, awesome to see Edmonton get more of the attention it deserves!

Great city! It deserves it!

Edmonton is a great starting place for an Alberta road trip!

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With a beautiful, lush river valley covering the city and close proximity to one of Canada’s national parks, Edmonton is an ideal destination for outdoor enthusiasts and those who love to stay active.

But even if your idea of being “outdoorsy” is being outside on a patio with a drink — or some ice cream — in hand, Edmonton is great for that, too. Whether you want to eat, drink, enjoy live music, explore the great outdoors or shop, Edmonton has a number of experiences for all travelers.

Explore the River Valley

At 22 times the size of New York City’s Central Park, Edmonton’s stunning river valley has plenty of access points, paved pathways and amenities throughout. From downtown Edmonton you can take the funicular for free into the river valley and then explore via foot or bike.

Book a tour with River Valley Adventure Co. , and hop aboard a Segway for a guided group tour of some of the river valley’s most scenic spots. Head to the Keillor Point viewing area for a bird’s-eye view of the expansive river valley.

Rent a canoe or kayak and get a tour of the river valley by paddling through the North Saskatchewan River. If you’re looking for a more leisurely float down the river, book a ticket aboard the Edmonton Riverboat .

Relax on a Patio with Food and Drinks

When the sun is shining, there’s nothing like enjoying food and drinks on a patio. Choose from 145 beers at Craft Beer Market to sip on the rooftop patio. Alchemy ‘s huge fifth-floor patio has sweeping views of downtown and is heated on cooler evenings; head up there to enjoy a unique cocktail

In Old Strathcona, MKT has one of the most popular patios in town — snag a seat and enjoy the people-watching while sipping a cold beer and eating pub fare. The hidden backyard patio at El Cortez Mexican restaurant and tequila bar is a fun spot to enjoy tacos and sip margaritas.

Immerse Yourself in a Festival

There’s a reason Edmonton is often referred to as “festival city.” Edmonton hosts unique festivals year-round, but things really pick up in the spring and summer months when not a weekend goes by without a festival.

Put down your tarp on the hillside and enjoy live music and good vibes at Edmonton Folk Music Festival . Pick from hundreds of plays at dozens of venues during Edmonton Fringe Theatre Festival , and enjoy the beer gardens, food trucks and other activities between shows.

Other highlights include K-Days carnival, the Taste of Edmonton food and drink sampling event, and The Works Art & Design Festival .

Enjoy Outdoor Attractions

Spend some time up close to more than 350 animals — including adorable red pandas — at Edmonton Valley Zoo . Climb and swing your way through more than 100 activities at the Snow Valley Aerial Park .

Take a short drive out to Jurassic Forest and stroll through a picturesque boreal forest to view realistic dinosaur animatronics. Stroll the beautiful, landscaped grounds at the Alberta Legislature — it’s even more picturesque when it’s lit up at night.

Retail Therapy

It’s almost impossible to visit Edmonton and not make a plan to visit West Edmonton Mall . Besides shopping at hundreds of retailers, visits to Galaxyland amusement park and World Waterpark are a must.

Shop for unique, locally created products (they make great souvenirs!) at TIX on the Square , Majesty and Friends , Glass Bookshop and The Makers Keep . If you’re a Wes Anderson fan, peek into The Prints and the Paper .

Locally Made Ice Cream

Hidden down an alley just off trendy Whyte Avenue is Made by Marcus , featuring unique sweet and savory flavors made from natural ingredients. At Yelo’d you’ll find soft serve ice cream made with Filipino flavors like ube and mango.

Kind Ice Cream scoops up hard ice cream in familiar favorites like salted caramel and strawberry and always has a few vegan flavors to pick from.

Take a Road Trip to Elk Island National Park

Just a 45-minute drive from downtown Edmonton is Elk Island National Park , which is full of outdoor adventures and cultural activities. Get active with hiking, boating and cycling, plus keep an eye out for wildlife like elk, porcupine and bison.

As a Dark Sky Preserve, Elk Island is a great spot for stargazing and, occasionally, seeing the aurora borealis (northern lights).

Take a Distillery Tour

Edmonton is home to three craft distilleries that offer tours and tastings of their spirits. At Hansen Distillery you’ll learn about a family history of moonshining and get to sample a variety of ryes, vodkas, gins, cream liqueurs and moonshines. Be sure to stay for one of their innovative cocktails in their tasting room.

Strathcona Spirits is the smallest (and cutest) distillery in North America and makes liquors with locally grown herbs and botanicals. Rig Hand Distillery makes dozens of varieties of liquors using entirely locally grown ingredients, including a unique sugar beet “rum.”

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Oil deals are made at the head offices in Calgary; the actual work of turning black gold into commodities such as gasoline and diesel occurs in Edmonton, the capital and geographic heart of the province. The city flexes its industrial muscle along Refinery Row, a glittering galaxy of tubes, giant storage tanks, and gas flares that light up the night sky like a scene from a science-fiction movie.

But Edmonton is no blue-collar town. In fact, it seems more sophisticated in some ways than its southern rival, where the backyard mountains attract lots of outdoors types more interested in backpacking than Bach. Seat of provincial government and home of the University of Alberta, Edmonton has opera and classical ballet companies, a symphony orchestra, and several professional theatre groups. Crystal chandeliers even adorn a couple of its rapid transit stations.

Places to visit in Edmonton

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The city's great crowd pleaser is West Edmonton Mall, the largest in North America, with an astounding 800 stores, restaurants, fast-food outlets, and a massive indoor amusement park; the Citadel Theatre houses five separate venues all under a single roof; the Telus World of Science houses Canada’s largest planetarium and the western world’s largest Zeiss-Jenastar projector.

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For a sense of the city’s history, Fort Edmonton Park portrays life as an early pioneer, and is Canada’s largest living history park. An outdoor museum beside the river, Fort Edmonton Park has thirty-five buildings along three small-town streets, recapturing the flavor of three separate eras: 1846, 1885, and 1920. 

Muttart Conservatory

The North Saskatchewan River winds through Edmonton, bordered by parks and woodland trails. In the heart of the valley, the four massive glass pyramids of the Muttart Conservatory are an indoor paradise that showcases the flora of various climes – from a steaming jungle to a sun-baked desert. 

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Edmonton Travel Guide This comprehensive guidebook is your key to unlocking the magic of Edmonton, Canada's vibrant capital city nestled amidst the beauty of the North Saskatchewan River Valley. Whether you're a history buff, an outdoor enthusiast, a family seeking fun, or a foodie craving unique experiences, Edmonton has something for everyone. Dive into the heart of the city: * Chapter 1: Get acquainted with Edmonton's rich history, diverse culture, and compelling reasons to visit. * Chapter 2: Plan your trip flawlessly with insights on the best time to visit, duration of stay, essential items, and navigating time zones. * Chapter 3: Choose your ideal mode of transportation – explore arrival options by air, car, or public transport. Discover a treasure trove of experiences: * Chapter 4: Find the perfect home away from home with our curated selection of hotels, hostels, vacation rentals, unique B&Bs, campgrounds, apartments, treehouses, and even a train caboose! * Chapter 5: Embark on unforgettable adventures – delve into history and culture at iconic landmarks, reconnect with nature in stunning parks and outdoor spaces, enjoy family-friendly entertainment, and uncover unique experiences. * Chapter 6: Indulge in Edmonton's diverse culinary scene – savor local specialties, discover fine-dining gems, and find budget-friendly delights. Explore beyond the ordinary: * Chapter 7: Shop till you drop – explore vibrant districts and unearth unique souvenirs. * Chapter 8: Immerse yourself in Edmonton's lively nightlife – discover buzzing bars, electrifying music venues, and captivating theatres. * Chapter 9: Navigate with ease – gain insights on language, currency, safety tips, and local etiquette. Plan your perfect escape: * Chapter 10: Craft your dream itinerary – choose from family-friendly adventures, exhilarating explorations, or relaxing wellness retreats. * Chapter 11: Get around effortlessly – explore convenient public transportation options or rent a car for flexible exploration. Connect with the community: * Chapter 12: Immerse yourself in the city's spirit – discover a year-round calendar of exciting events and festivals. * Chapter 13: Travel responsibly – embrace eco-friendly practices and support local communities. Bid a fond farewell: * Chapter 14: As you depart, cherish the memories and the unique spirit of Edmonton that will stay with you forever. With its detailed information, insider tips, and captivating descriptions, this Edmonton Travel Guide is your essential companion for an unforgettable Canadian adventure! Click the BUY NOW BUTTON

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The city of Edmonton is the capital of Canada's Alberta Province and is known for its many museums, parks, and summer festivals.

Top 5 Reasons to Visit Edmonton

1. elk island national park.

Visitors can see up to 40 different mammal species at one of the densest regions of wildlife in North America.

2. TELUS World of Science

This science museum has many interesting exhibits, including a planetarium and an IMAX movie theater.

3. Muttart Conservatory

Music lovers can enjoy a live performance at these four iconic glass pyramids along the banks of the North Saskatchewan river valley.

4. Art Gallery of Alberta

This modern facility showcases both Canadian and international artists in its 85,000 square foot exhibition space.

5. Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village

Here you can step back in time with re-enactments of the daily life and buildings constructed during Edmonton's settlement by Ukrainian immigrants.

What to do in Edmonton

1. elk island national park: get up close to the animals in this bison sanctuary.

A short drive from downtown Edmonton, Elk Island National Park is a refuge for city dwellers. The ancient home of the Cree and Métis First Nation peoples, the park is now a haven for Canadian bison, which share the meadows with elk and coyotes. The Bison Backstage Tour allows visitors to see North America's largest mammals up close. The park also offers year-round activities for adventurers, including hiking, canoeing, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing.

2. Fort Edmonton Park: Living History

Travel back in time at Fort Edmonton Park. The first European outpost in Edmonton features attractions from different eras. The 1846 Hudson Bay Fort revisits the 19th century fur trade. A reproduction of the 1885 Jasper House Hotel brings you back to the era of covered wagons and the original Mounties. Travel on a streetcar from the 1900s, where a biplane like the one flown by aviator Wop May is on display, to the 1920s, where you can enjoy a ride on a hand-carved carousel and a Ferris wheel.

3. Muttart Conservatory: See Natural Wonders

Designed by architect Peter Hemingway, the four glass pyramids that comprise the conservatory house tropical, temperate and arid biomes. Showcasing white water lilies, eucalyptus, agaves, redwoods, banana trees and orchids among others, the botanical gardens bring the Earth's flora to life. Experience live performances and art exhibitions, grab a bite at the locally sourced Culina Muttart Café, pick up some souvenirs at the gift shop or stroll through the public gardens.

4. Alberta Legislature Building: Canadian Politics in Action

"The Leg", as locals know it, is an exponent of Beaux-Arts architecture with marble pillars and carved oak. From the Famous Five suffragettes to Justin Trudeau, the building bears witness to Canadian politics in action. The visitor center houses Alberta Branded, a gift shop, the Borealis Gallery, an exhibition space, the Pehonan Theatre featuring a 360-degree screen and 4-D effects, and the Agora Interpretive Centre, which is an interactive multimedia learning space.

5. West Edmonton Mall: A Shopping Thrill Ride

West Edmonton Mall houses 800 stores and welcomes 32 million visitors each year. Galaxyland features the Mindbender, the world's largest triple loop roller coaster; World Waterpark contains the world's largest wave pool; Deep Sea Adventure, an indoor lagoon, showcases a replica of the Santa Maria; and Sea Life Caverns is home to four California sea lions as well as penguins, sharks and sea turtles

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Where to Eat in Edmonton

LUX Steakhouse and Bar in Commerce Place is an upscale eatery serving lobster, steak, and other gourmet meat dishes. A meal for two costs C$50.

When to visit Edmonton

The best time to visit Edmonton is in the summer between May and September when the city hosts many world-famous festivals and concerts such as the Edmonton International Fringe Theatre Festival and the Edmonton Folk Music Festival.

How to Get to Edmonton

Edmonton International Airport (YEG) is located six miles south of the city center. Visitors can transfer to downtown via the 747 public bus, which runs every 30 minutes and costs C$5. Alternatively, travelers can also connect to the city center by taxi or private rental car.

VIA Rail offers daily connections from other Canadian cities such as Winnipeg, Toronto, Saskatoon, and Montreal. A one-way ticket from Saskatoon costs C$70 and takes 8.5 hours.

Take the SK-14 W from Saskatoon to reach Edmonton in six hours' driving time.

Greyhound, Red Arrow Motorcoach, and Executive Express offer routes between cities. A one-way ticket from Calgary costs C$129 and makes the journey in under three hours.

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Courtyard by Marriott Downtown Edmonton has views of the Saskatchewan River in the city center. Radisson Hotel and Convention Center is located in the southeast and is perfect for business travelers.

Popular Neighborhoods in Edmonton

Downtown - this neighborhood has the highest concentration of local attractions, museums, hotels, and outdoor festivals at Churchill Square.

South Central - this area offers views of downtown, and has a youthful vibe with many bars, restaurants, and venue spaces due to its proximity to the University of Alberta.

West End - this area is mainly residential, however it does feature the popular West Edmonton Mall.

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Edmonton Transit System offers many bus routes throughout the city, with a daily pass costing C$8.25 and a single-ride ticket at C$3.20. Tickets and passes can be bought within the designated station kiosks.

Taxi rates start at C$3.50 and will cost around C$15 for a ride between destinations in downtown Edmonton.

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Stanley Cup Final: Ticket prices jump by 97% after Oilers force Panthers to Edmonton for Game 6

The most expensive ticket is $87,452 as of June 19

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After the Edmonton Oilers beat the Florida Panthers 5-3 in Game 5 of the Stanley Cup Final on Tuesday , Game 6 ticket prices skyrocketed by nearly 97 per cent in the hours since Panthers GM Bill Zito threw a water bottle in anger , according to new data from Casino.org .

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The average Game 6 ticket now costs $9,203.83 on SeatGeek , Casino.org said. Oilers fans are willing to spend a maximum of $686.87 on a Stanley Cup ticket, meaning a Game 6 seat is 1,240 per cent above budget, Casino.org said.

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The cheapest Game 6 tickets available start at $1,896 — 176 per cent above the surveyed fans’ budgets. The most expensive ticket is $87,452, according to Casino.org.

The most surprising thing was how fast ticket prices updated overnight, Rhiannon O’Donohoe, digital public relations specialist with Casino.org, told Postmedia Wednesday.

“Obviously, nobody knew if Game 6 was going to happen … but then finding out that it increased by almost 100 per cent overnight, I was like, ‘Oh my God, people really want to go but also really want to make money off of it too,'” she said, noting prices are higher this year compared to last.

“I think because the Stanley Cup’s going to make history either way for either team, the prices are soaring right now … because people want to witness this in person.”

The nationwide study asked 1,000 Oilers fans — with an average age of 41 — one simple question on Monday: how much are you willing to spend to attend a Stanley Cup game?

“The range is about $100 to $1,000, typically,” O’Donohoe said, “but I saw one fan who’s willing to spend $4,000. One was willing to spend $5,000 — so, dedication.”

Inclusion Alberta’s Game 6 ticket raffle sold out — reaching its $20,000 goal — soon after launching Wednesday.

You can still experience the decibel-busting atmosphere without the price tag in Edmonton’s Moss Pit (officially called the Ford Tailgate Party in ICE District Plaza) for Game 6 on Friday.

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McDavid and the Oilers drag Panthers back to Edmonton for a Stanley Cup Final Game 6

After going down 3-0 to start the series, the oilers have stayed alive and forced a game 6 after winning two in a row..

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10:24 PM on Jun 18, 2024 CDT

Connor McDavid wanted the Edmonton Oilers to drag the Florida Panthers back to Alberta, then he made sure that happened.

McDavid scored twice, including the empty-netter to seal it, and set up two goals to keep the Stanley Cup Final going with a 5-3 victory in Game 5 Tuesday night — avoiding elimination and sending the series all the way back across North America. Game 6 is Friday in Edmonton.

“Drag them back to Alberta” became the Oilers' rallying cry, started by McDavid after he led the way in avoiding a sweep and echoed by Connor Brown hours before puck drop in Sunrise. The other Connor scored short-handed five minutes in after Stuart Skinner made several big-time saves on the first few shifts as the Panthers opened with a strong push in their second chance to hoist the Cup.

That will have to wait thanks to the Edmonton power play that was 0 for the series at 5 on 4 building the lead with goals by Zach Hyman and Corey Perry, each one assisted on by McDavid. Hyman's goal was his NHL postseason-leading 15th.

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Retired referee Kerry Fraser, who worked final 12 times during his lengthy career, posted on social media, “Connor McDavid reminds me of how Mark Messier could take over a playoff game and ultimately a series.” Fraser referenced Messier carrying the Oilers to the Cup in 1990 — the franchise's last championship, which capped that dynasty's run of five in seven years.

McDavid, who now has 42 points in this postseason, did not do the dragging by himself.

Brown’s goal made Edmonton the first time since the 1991 Pittsburgh Penguins (Mario Lemieux and Bob Errey) to score short-handed in back-to-back games in the final. And Skinner, whose play coming into the series looked like the biggest uncertainty, stopped 29 of the 32 shots he faced.

Meanwhile, the Oilers again got to Sergei Bobrovsky, three nights after chasing the him from Game 4 midway through an 8-1 rout . McDavid’s goal in particular Tuesday night from a tight angle, a soft one to give up by the goaltender everyone just calls “Bob.”

More shaky Bobrovsky when the series shifts back to Edmonton could set the stage for a comeback not seen in more than 80 years. The Oilers became just the third team in Cup final history and first since New Jersey in 2012 to fall behind 3-0 and win the next two games, and the only team to come all the way back to win it all was the 1942 Toronto Maple Leafs .

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A slow start. Some bad decisions. A frantic but futile finish. A postgame vow that things will get better. The Florida Panthers have waited forever to call themselves champions, a wait that will now last at least a few more days.

And another long flight to Alberta awaits — with this Stanley Cup Final suddenly looking very tight.

The Panthers gave up two power-play goals and a shorthanded score, got into a 3-0 hole before trying to rally and wound up falling 5-3 to the Edmonton Oilers in Game 5 of the title series on Tuesday night. It was the second consecutive time Florida was thwarted in a chance to win the Cup, after an 8-1 embarrassment in Edmonton over the weekend.

Game 6 is there on Friday night.

“I’m not pumping tires. I’m not rubbing backs. I don’t think we need that at all,” Panthers coach Paul Maurice said. “Everybody feels probably exactly the way I do right now. I’m not feeling deflated. Neither’s the hockey team. They’re not feeling deflated. Little grumpy.”

Maybe a lot grumpy.

“We’re going to turn the page,” forward Evan Rodrigues said. “We’re going to learn from this one.”

Rodrigues and Matthew Tkachuk each had a goal and an assist for Florida, and Oliver Ekman-Larsson also scored for the Panthers. Sergei Bobrovsky stopped 19 shots for Florida, which will see its 30-years-and-counting wait for the franchise’s first Stanley Cup title last at least three more days.

“We get another crack at it on Friday,” Tkachuk said.

Connor McDavid had two goals and two assists to become the first player in NHL history to have back-to-back four-point games in the Stanley Cup Final, and Evan Bouchard added three assists for Edmonton. Connor Brown, Zach Hyman and Corey Perry also had goals for the Oilers while Stuart Skinner stopped 29 shots.

McDavid said it was a total team effort. It was, but it was also another superhuman effort from McDavid, the game’s best player who is doing things never before done in the title series.

The four points gave McDavid 42 in these playoffs, the fourth-most in a single postseason in NHL history. The only players ahead of him are the ones everyone would expect: Wayne Gretzky had 47 points in 1985, Mario Lemieux had 44 in 1991 and Gretzky had 43 in 1988.

McDavid will have at least one — and, he hopes, two — games to add to that total. If there is a Game 7, it’ll be in Sunrise on Monday night.

“Any time you’re in the same realm as those two, it’s always a good thing,” McDavid said.

It was the first time in Panthers history that they played a home game with a chance to win the Cup. Another sellout crowd came, some of the paying more than $1,000 apiece for tickets on the secondary market — the crowd pushing Florida’s total attendance for the season over 1 million for the first time.

They came to see the trophy.

The Oilers just wouldn’t let it happen. And when it was over, Tkachuk was asked if the Panthers feel the pressure.

“No. No. No,” Tkachuk said. “It’s not an elimination game for us. We’re going up there, we have a 3-2 series lead, just got to take care of business like we did in Game 3.”

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Connor McDavid, approaching Gretzky heights, drags the Stanley Cup finals back to Edmonton for Game 6

Edmonton Oilers players congratulate center Connor McDavid (97) after McDavid scored a goal during the third period of Game 5 of the NHL hockey Stanley Cup Finals against the Florida Panthers, Tuesday, June 18, 2024, in Sunrise, Fla. The Oilers defeated the Panthers 5-3. (AP Photo/Rebecca Blackwell)

Connor McDavid wanted the Edmonton Oilers to drag the Florida Panthers back to Alberta, then he did everything in his power to make that happen.

McDavid scored twice, including the empty-netter to seal it, and set up two goals to keep the Stanley Cup Final going with a 5-3 victory in Game 5 Tuesday night — avoiding elimination and sending the series all the way back across North America. Game 6 is Friday in Edmonton.

“I love playing in the playoffs,” McDavid said. “I love playing with this group. It’s been a fun ride, and we’re glad it’s going to go one more day. But that’s all we’ve earned here: Another day, another flight. We’ll be ready to go in Edmonton on Friday.”

With back-to-back four-point performances, McDavid joined Wayne Gretzky in 1985 as the only players to have four or more in two games of a final. His eight over this span are the most for a player in consecutive games for a team on the brink.

“Connor doing Connor things,” said linemate Zach Hyman, who scored his playoff-leading 15th goal with an assist from McDavid. “That’s what makes him special. He’s able to elevate his game at the most important time, the biggest reason why we’ve come so far. We’re not here without him. He continues to drive the bus.”

“Drag them back to Alberta” became the Oilers’ rallying cry, started by McDavid after he led the way in avoiding a sweep and echoed by Connor Brown hours before puck drop in Sunrise. Brown, the other Connor, scored short-handed five minutes in after Stuart Skinner made several big-time saves on the first few shifts as the Panthers opened with a strong push in their second chance to hoist the Cup.

That will have to wait thanks to the Edmonton power play that was 0 for the series at 5 on 4 building the lead with goals by Hyman and Corey Perry, each one assisted on by McDavid.

“He puts this team on his back,” Perry said. “When we’re against the wall, he puts us on his back and he plays. You see why he is the best player.”

Florida Panthers left wing Matthew Tkachuk (19) stops an empty net goal as Edmonton Oilers center Connor McDavid (97) waits for a follow-up opportunity during the third period of Game 5 of the NHL hockey Stanley Cup Finals, Tuesday, June 18, 2024, in Sunrise, Fla. McDavid scored, and the Oilers defeated the Panthers 5-3. (AP Photo/Rebecca Blackwell)

Retired referee Kerry Fraser, who worked the final 12 times during his lengthy career, posted on social media, “Connor McDavid reminds me of how Mark Messier could take over a playoff game and ultimately a series.” Fraser referenced Messier carrying the Oilers to the Cup in 1990 — the franchise’s last championship, which capped that dynasty’s run of five in seven years.

McDavid now has 42 points on this run. Only Gretzky (twice) and Mario Lemieux have more in a single postseason. His 42nd into the empty net with 19 seconds left set off the Oilers’ victory song, “La Bamba,” playing all over Edmonton.

“We believe,” fan Trevor Savage said after watching Game 5. “We all knew it was possible. We knew Connor could lead us. We knew the team was going to be ready, and we’re just excited for Game 6 back home.”

McDavid did not do the dragging by himself.

Brown’s goal made Edmonton the first time since the 1991 Pittsburgh Penguins (Mario Lemieux and Bob Errey) to score short-handed in back-to-back games in the final. And Skinner, whose play coming into the series looked like the biggest uncertainty, stopped 29 of the 32 shots he faced.

Meanwhile, the Oilers again got to Sergei Bobrovsky, three nights after chasing him from Game 4 midway through an 8-1 rout. McDavid’s goal in particular Tuesday night from a tight angle, a soft one to give up by the goaltender everyone just calls “Bob.”

More shaky Bobrovsky when the series shifts back to Edmonton could set the stage for a comeback not seen in more than 80 years. The Oilers became just the third team in Cup final history and first since New Jersey in 2012 to fall behind 3-0 and win the next two games, and the only team to come all the way back to win it all was the 1942 Toronto Maple Leafs.

“It’s been a crazy story this whole year,” Hyman said. “We’ve got to continue to write it. It doesn’t make for a good story unless you finish it.”

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