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Here is a list of 21 Free Must Visit Places in Alberta: These free places will take you through Alberta's history from prehistoric times to modern days while giving you an in-depth appreciation of Alberta's awe-inspiring landscapes. Few sites may not be visually appealing, but important nevertheless since it is part of Alberta's Human History.[adinserter block="4"][adinserter block="15"]You may like: Alberta Vacations & Itineraries1.Writing-on-Stone Provincial ParkSituated 44 kilometres east of the community of Milk River, and southeast of Lethbridge is Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park / Áísínai'pi National Historic Site. The park contains the largest concentration of First Nation petroglyphs and pictographs on the great plains of North America. The park is of spiritual importance to the First Nations people. The carvings are estimated to be at least 5000 years old. Get a map from the visitor centre and hike the 2.2 km Hoodoo Interpretive Trail. Detaiflshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_zsdWv0mQMIWhere:NW 36 TW1 range 13, Milk RiverWhen:Open Year Round. Visitor Centre closed in winter. Call for appointment.2. Red Rock CouleeSee red spherical sandstone formation, formed in prehistoric seas as layers of sand, calcite and iron oxide collected around a nucleus formed by shells, leaves or bones. These big boulder shaped concretions measure up to 2.5 metres across and are believed to be among largest in the world. You may also spot white-tailed jackrabbits, mule deer, pronghorn, western rattlesnakes during your hikes. Details[caption id="attachment_35857" align="aligncenter" width="709"] Photo Credit: Evelyn Berg [/caption]Where:60 km south of the city of Medicine Hat on Highway 887, just outside the hamlet of Seven Persons.When:Open Year Round.3. Leitch Collieries Provincial Historic Site[adinserter block="6"][adinserter block="15"]During early 20th century, Leitch Colleries was the only, completely Canadian owned and operated coal mine in Crowsnest Pass. This was also one of the largest and most ambitious mine in the early history of the Crowsnest Pass. During the time of its existence, Leitch Collieries built impressive structures, including a large sandstone powerhouse, which supplied electricity to the surface operations and the town of Passburg. Due to various reasons, the company could only be in operation for less than 10 years.Take a guided tour, hike through the mine ruins or read the interpretive panels, and get to know mining operations and how Leitch Collieries went under while all the neighbouring operations flourished until Alberta's oil boom took over. Admission is by donation. Details[caption id="attachment_35858" align="aligncenter" width="1000"] Photo Credit: Darren Kirby[/caption]Where:Located off Highway #3 in the Municipality of Crowsnest Pass.When:May 15 and Labour Day.4. Brooks AqueductBrooks Aqueduct was built by the Canadian Pacific Railway's irrigation division to irrigate a section of southeastern Alberta. When completed in 1914, the 3.2 km aqueduct was the largest concrete structure of its kind in the world. While here, also visit Bassano Dam, which was built by CPR between 1910 and 1914. DetailsThings to Do in Newell CountyWhere:located 8 km southeast of the town of Brooks, off Trans-Canada Highway 1.When:May 15 and Labour Day. Interpretive guides offer site tours and public programs throughout the summer, visitor season.https://flic.kr/p/qQyn9L5. Dinosaur Provincial ParkShowcasing the Badlands of Canada, Dinosaur Provincial Park contains some of World's richest deposits of dinosaur bones! More than 35 species of dinosaurs have been unearthed from this UNESCO World Heritage Site near Brooks.Though the park admission is free, some of the best trails are only allowed on ticketed guided bus tours. This should be booked much in advance as it is very popular.There are five trails that can be hiked free of charge.See here for weekend getaway trip itinerary from Calgary.Where:Located 48 km northeast of Brooks.When:Open Year Round. Programs from Victoria Day to Labour Day.6. Hoodoos TrailHike this short trail near Drumheller that depicts some of the the finest examples of Hoodoos in Alberta. Details[caption id="attachment_35859" align="aligncenter" width="678"] Photo Credit: Madeleine Deaton[/caption]Where:Located at the Willow Creek Coulee - 15 minutes East of Drumheller.When:Year Round.7. Downtown Calgary WalkGo on a free self-guided walking tour of Downtown Calgary. Explore Calgary's famous pedestrian Avenue and continue onto Bow River Pathway to Peace Bridge. Details[caption id="attachment_24284" align="aligncenter" width="1200"] Photo Credit: Travel Alberta[/caption]Where:Downtown CalgaryWhen:Year Round.8. Calgary StampedeDuring select days in the 10-day cowboy extravaganza, billed the greatest outdoor show on Earth, you can get in free. You also get free breakfast. Once you are inside, there are plenty of events that can be enjoyed free of charge including the famous RCMP Musical Ride. Details[caption id="attachment_35860" align="aligncenter" width="797"] Photo Credit: Canadian Tourism Commission[/caption]Where:Stampede Park, CalgaryWhen:July 5 - 14, 2019 ~ 10 days in early July.FREE ENTRY DAYS 2019 -2019: Friday, July 6, 2019 | FREE entry 11 a.m. - 1:30 p.mSunday, July 7, 2019 | FREE entry 7:30 a.m- 11 a.m + Free Breakfast.Tuesday, July 9, 2019 | $2 admission from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. | FREE gate admission for Seniors (Ages 65+) all day long.Wednesday, July 10, 2019 | FREE entry from 7 - 9 a.m. for kids 12 & under and accompanying adults | $2 entry all day for kids 12 & under 9. Big RockHike to the site of this big glacial erratic, about the size of a 2 storied house, as you ponder over the Blackfoot story of its origin.[caption id="attachment_35861" align="aligncenter" width="1000"] Photo Credit: Jeff Wallace [/caption]Where:Located off Highway #7, 10 kilometres southwest of Okotoks.When:Year Round.10. Highwood PassDrive Highwood Pass, the highest paved pass in Canada. Ptarmigan Cirque (5.6 km) trail that start at Highwood Meadows picnic area is a hikers delight providing wildlife viewing (Big Horn Sheep, mountain goats, Hoary Marmots) opportunity along with a panoramic view of the Rockies. Highwood Meadows Trail that starts near the summit is a wheel-chair accessible trail – boardwalk through a fragile alpine meadow. Details[caption id="attachment_35862" align="aligncenter" width="1000"] Copyright: Craig Shelley[/caption]Where:Highwood Pass, Kananaskis CountryWhen:June 16 to November 3011. Rawson LakeHike the 3.5 km trail to Rawson Lake, a picturesque subalpine Lake in Kananaskis Country. Details[caption id="attachment_35863" align="aligncenter" width="1000"] Photo Credit: Lyle Beaudoin[/caption]Where:Peter Lougheed Provincial Park, Kananaskis CountryWhen:Year round, best in late spring to fall.12. Grassi LakesEnjoy panoramic views of Rocky Mountains and town of Canmore as you hike to this turquoise-tinged lakes. Detailshttps://www.instagram.com/p/BMRpoOcANsz/Where:Spray Lakes Road, CanmoreWhen:May until November.13. Sunshine Meadows[caption id="attachment_35895" align="aligncenter" width="750"] Photo Credit: Daniel Robles[/caption][adinserter block="6"][adinserter block="15"]This activity is for people who DO NOT mind hiking 90 minutes to enjoy the view. If not, you can buy tickets and ride the Standish quad chairlift (Sunshine Village Ski Lift) to over 2,400 m – the highest Gondola / Chairlift access sightseeing elevation in the Banff and Lake Louise area. As you are travelling on TransCanada Highway to reach Sunshine, Banff Admission Fees do not apply (as far as we know).Hike your own or take guided hikes along one of the many trails with rating varying from easy to difficult, above the tree line, soaking in the extraordinary scenery presented by the Rockies with alpine lakes, meadows carpeted with wildflowers and viewing wildlife like grizzlies, elks in the distance. DetailsWhere:Sunshine Village Ski Resort, Banff National ParkWhen:From Late June ~ Late September14. Sylvan LakeVisit Alberta's summer destination! It is a popular recreational lake for all the seasons. Sylvan Lake Provincial Park & Jarvis Bay Provincial Park are located on the shores of the Lake. Enjoy a day of swimming, fishing, building sand castles with kids or sunbath at the Lake. DetailsWhere:Town of Sylvan Lake - Central AlbertaWhen:Year Round.15. Abraham Lake[caption id="attachment_35897" align="aligncenter" width="1000"] Photo Credit: Jeff Wallace[/caption]Alberta’s largest man-made lake! Carpeting the side of David Thompson Highway, this ethereal blue coloured lake caused by glacial silt deposit against the backdrop of snow-covered mountains is a sight to behold. Abraham Lake borders Kootenay Plains Ecological Reserve, which is home to abundant wildlife and many species of rare plants. DetailsWhere:West on Highway 11 from Rocky Mountain House National Historic site for ~110 km gets you to Abraham LakeWhen:Year Round. - The Lake is a great visit any time of the year. But during winter, methane gas released by plants on the lakebed creates "frozen bubbles" under the ice - creating a unique winter scenery.More in this area: There are many things to do along David Thompson Highway including Siffleur Falls, and Crimson Lake Provincial Park all free to visit.SeeThings to Do Rocky Mountain HouseThings to Do in NordeggWaterfalls to Visit in Alberta16. Miquelon Lake Provincial Parkhttps://www.instagram.com/p/BMsMY5WFfex/Explore Miquelon Lake Provincial Park's trail system through knob and kettle terrain, that connects intriguing landscape remnant of the last ice age. You can see beaver ponds on your hike. It is also a birders paradise. DetailsWhere:Camrose. ~ 40 km East of LeducWhen:Year Round.17. Heritage Trail - Edmonton Walking TourExplore the history of Edmonton as you go on a self-guided walking tour through Downtown Edmonton, Old Strathcona, finally reaching Alberta Legislature grounds. At the Legislature Building - go on a guided tour of the building and see the monuments and artworks that depict important occasions in Alberta's history. Also, tour the 23 hectares of parkland and the historical monuments. DetailsWhere:Downtown EdmontonWhen:Year Round.18. West Edmonton MallWander around this Leviathan of a mall! Its stores, services, restaurants, and attractions combine to form the most comprehensive retail and entertainment complex on Earth. The mall has an annual visitation of 30.9 million, which is comparable to a 50,000-60,000-seat stadium being filled more than once each day, every day of the year. DetailsWhere:West Edmonton Mall is located in the west part of the city of Edmonton, very close to Anthony Henday Drive and Highway 16 heading out towards Jasper.When:Year Round, Open Daily.19. Lesser Slave Lake Provincial Parkhttps://www.instagram.com/p/BZCIUzYDq29/Explore boreal forests supporting a variety of wildlife, long sandy beaches, and sand dunes at The Lesser Slave Lake Provincial Park.https://www.instagram.com/p/62_qXjwAwF/The site of the annual Songbird Festival, the Park is a birding destination teeming with migrant songbirds and an important nesting habitat for western grebe. DetailsWhere:[adinserter block="4"][adinserter block="15"]Widewater. Northern Alberta.When:Year Round.20. Hard Luck CanyonHard Luck Canyon features 20 metre sandstone cliffs lining a small stream running into the McLeod River. Enjoy the sight of Hard Luck Falls tumbling down the cliffs during high run-off season. Go down the stairs running down to the bottom of the canyon, hike the trails and enjoy a picnic in the woods. DetailsWhere:20 minutes SW of WhitecourtWhen:Year Round, Best in summer.21. William A. Switzer Provincial Parkhttps://www.instagram.com/p/BCwJt5oSj-i/?taken-at=216212746Hike along the shores of Jarvis creek that links five lakes in this park nestled in the Rockies foothills. The park is heavily forested with lots of wildlife. DetailsWhere:20 kilometres north of Hinton on Highway 40.When:Year Round.[pt_view id="f2ceb7075f" post_id="164605"]Did we miss any note-worthy free attractions. Please leave a comment and let us know.