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World's largest Star Trek roadside attraction in Vulcan, Alberta. Located one hour south-east from the city of Calgary, Alberta on highway #23.

Replica of the original U.S.S. Star Ship Enterprise at the Tourism and Trek Station has put the town of Vulcan on the map of Alberta.

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Trek through the County of Vulcan. Encounter the excitement of science as you seek out new activities in the worlds of: Agriculture, Oil& Gas, Recreation, Space, Water and Wildlife.

Tourism and Travel at the Vulcan Tourism & Trek Station - a spacey information centre. Where you can see a one-of a kind 5-tonne Vulcan Starship FX6-1995-A. Tributes to science fiction are everywhere from space murals and alien signage that grace the walls and street corners of this little town on the prairies to a Star Trek grave stone in the local cemetery.

Explore the Recreation and Tourism of the County Vulcan County is home to many different attractions sure to satisfy every tourist's need.

Historical attractions such as the Carmangay Tipi Rings and Majorville Medicine Wheel focus on the First Nations heritage while the Royal Canadian Air Force Monument at the Kirkcaldy Industrial Airport celebrate Canada's acheivements during World War Two.

Water attractions include 4 reservoirs in the area (Badger Lake, Lake McGregor, Little Bow and Travers) with recreation areas and provincial parks providing summer escapes for locals and tourists.

Recreation and Active Living here in the County of Vulcan Alberta More4you.

There are several recreation areas in the County, including the Travers Dam, Lake McGregor, Williams Lake and Badger Lake. Provincial Parks include the Little Bow Provincial Park, Little Bow Reservoir Provincial Recreation Area, McGregor Reservoir Provincial Recreation Area, Travers Reservoir Provincial Recreation area, and the Wyndham-Carseland Provincial Park.

The communities in the County of Vulcan have a wide range of recreational facilities, including playgrounds, baseball diamonds, community centres, tennis courts, golf courses, curling rinks, ice arenas, swimming pools, rodeo arenas, recreation centres, and senior citizens drop-in centres.

Why “Gardening” on the Vulcan website? To promote the aims and ideas of beautifying yards and neighbourhoods, educating and encouraging the community and local businesses to enhance tourism potential. Recognizing and celebrating the people who work so hard to make the County of Vulcan a better place to live.

Community - Just like most rural Alberta towns and hamlets they have survived because of people who are community-minded, value hard work and honest living. Pot luck suppers and get togethers at local clubs and organizations have resulted in the survival of the hamlets, villages and town of Vulcan.

View Larger Map Vulcan Alberta More4you! Discover life in rural Canada as you trek through the County of Vulcan.