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Ribstones
Quartzite boulders carried from the Canadian Shield by glaciers. Carved by Cree Indians and arranged in a rib pattern, the rocks are thought to have been used in fertility rites for the buffalo. Free.
Address: From Viking, 10 km (6.25 mi) east of Hwy 14 and 3.5 km (2 mi) south.
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Alberta's Littlest Airport
Aviation enthusiasts can fly radio controlled model airplanes at this location. A hobby shop is also available on-site.
Address: South on Kelsey Road Camrose AB Canada
 1 780 373-3953
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"Susie" the World's Largest Softball
"Susie" stands 1.8 m (6 feet) tall in Chauvin, Alberta in honour of major baseball tournaments that were hosted.
Address: Southwest corner of town on Highway 610 Chauvin AB Canada
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Bison Statue
This 3 m (10 feet) tall statue is a tribute to Buffalo National Park, once open in Wainwright and involved with a bison preservation project.
Address: South side of Highway 14 Wainwright AB Canada
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