Trout Lake

The alluring and remote community of Trout Lake is situated around Graham Lake, which is densely forested, teeming with wildlife, and culturally rich with year-round recreational and water activities, and traditional teachings.

Located 90 kms from Red Earth Creek, Trout Lake was once referred to as “Old Post” because the Hudson Bay Store had operated in the area. With a population of approximately 370 self-sufficient and spiritual souls, Trout Lake is a community where traditional trapping, fishing, horseback riding, sleigh riding, hunting and outdoor living are still quite common. Aboriginal crafts, including beadwork, moccasins, jackets, and gloves, are made by local women, and the art of tanning moose hides is passed from generation to generation.

Trout Lake offers such amenities as:

  • Community Hall

Numerous outdoor attractions, including:

  • Playground
  • Outdoor Rink
  • Ball Diamonds

In Trout Lake, Opportunity for land-based learning is mapped and found here.

Trout Lake Campground

Phone: 780-712-7172

The Trout Lake Campground is located at the narrows between Graham Lake and Trout Lake. The campground is non-serviced and located immediately after a small bridge that crosses the narrows between the communities of Peerless Lake and Trout Lake. The camping area is an open grassy field offering plenty of space for picnicking, play, and fantastic group camping (fire rings and outhouses are also provided), while a small boat can access both Peerless Lake and Graham Lake from the boat launch.

The nearest hotels are located in Red Earth Creek.

The nearest restaurants are located in Red Earth Creek.

Trout Lake General Store

Phone: 780-869-3993
Offering convenience items and postal services.