Red Lodge Provincial Park

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Jump to: navigation, search

Red Lodge Provincial Park is a provincial park located in Alberta, Canada.

The park was established on May 7, 1951.

The name of the park comes from the log house, painted red, on land settled by Mr. Thomas Crichley in 1900.

[edit] External links

v · d · e Parks in Alberta

World Heritage Sites	Canadian Rocky Mountain Parks Dinosaur Provincial Park Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump Waterton Glacier International Peace Park Wood Buffalo National Park

National parks	Banff Elk Island Jasper Waterton Lakes Wood Buffalo

Provincial parks	Canmore Nordic Centre Cypress Hills Dry Island Buffalo Jump Kananaskis Country Lakeland Fish Creek Vermilion Willmore Wilderness Writing-on-Stone more...

Urban parks	Calgary Zoo Devonian Gardens Edworthy Park Mill Woods Park Muttart Conservatory North Saskatchewan River Valley Nose Hill Oldman River Valley Edmonton Valley Zoo Pearce Estate Wetland

Museums and historic sites	Alberta Central Railway Museum Canadian Grain Elevator Discovery Center Cold Lake Air Force Ellis Bird Farm Fort Calgary Fort Edmonton Park Fort Victoria Fort Whoop-Up Frank Slide Galt Historic Railway Park Heritage Acres Farm Museum Heritage Park Krause Milling Co. Pioneer Acres Prairie Elevator Museum Reynolds-Alberta Ritchie Mill Royal Alberta Royal Tyrrell Scandia Eastern Irrigation District Museum Spruce Grove Grain Elevator Museum St. Albert Grain Elevator Park South Peace Centennial Museum Ukrainian Village Warner elevator row Whyte National historic sites Provincial historic sites