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Discover more of Lesser Slave Lake Provincial Park and explore seven parks that offer a chance to camp somewhere new and experience Alberta from a different point of view.
Travel over ancient sand dunes and through a regenerating jack pine forest. You can stop at the Devonshire Beach North Day Use Area or continue along the Freighter Lakeshore Trail to North Shore Day Use Area. This trail is generally flat to gently sloping but it also has some small steep hills.
| Length | 1.3 km one-way / 2.6 km return |
| Elevation: | 24 m |
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| Average Grade | 0.3% |
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| Obstacles | Small, steep hills traversing sand dunes. |
