Located in a mature community, this building boasts convenience, to IGA, hotels, bars & restraunts, schools, churches, playgrounds. The gateway to the Canadian Rockies and Jasper National park lying 280 kilometres west of Edmonton, isn’t just a service town for those places. Hinton offers recreational activities year-round, including camping, golfing, fishing, hunting, skiing, snowshoeing and dogsledding. Adventurers in the area are invited to explore the elaborate and extensive network of trails in the Brule Sand Dunes, while Miette Hot Springs, with water temperatures around 40 C, beckons residents to soak in the warmest, hot tub-like waters of the Rockies. The town’s five-kilometre Beaver Boardwalk, constructed by volunteers using funding and materials from various organizations, is a wooden pathway that winds through a beaver pond. This project, along with the town’s implementation of a public system to serve its 9,825 residents, has been a testament to Hinton’s vision to create a sustainable and enjoyable living.