Hinton Profile
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About Hinton
Hinton is a town in western Alberta on the Athabasca River and Yellowhead Highway, the last major service centre before Jasper National Park. Coal, forestry, and mountain-gateway tourism shape a working town at the edge of the Rockies. About 10,000 people live in Hinton.
Known for
- Gateway town to Jasper National Park on the Yellowhead
- Athabasca River and foothills setting
- Coal and forestry working-town economy
- Beaver Boardwalk and wetland trails in town
- Last full service centre east of the park gates
See & do
Beaver Boardwalk
Elevated trail through wetlands on the edge of town.
Athabasca Lookout / Bighorn lookout
Foothills viewpoints toward the Rockies.
Downtown Hinton
Highway-town shops and visitor services.
Willmore Wilderness approaches
Backcountry trails north toward Grande Cache country.
Drive west to Jasper National Park
Short trip to the park gate and Athabasca valley.
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