TRANSPORTATION

Grande Prairie is strategically located on the CANAMEX Highway, connecting residents to the Rocky Mountains, British Columbia, and the Northwest Territories.

Meanwhile, the Grande Prairie Airport connects the region to Alberta's major cities by air, where you’ll be connected to the rest of the world.

Three major highways link the City of Grande Prairie to the rest of Alberta, Canada and the world. The city is connected to Edmonton and British Columbia via Highway 43, the Northwest Territories via Highway 2, and the Rocky Mountains via Highway 40.

The Grande Prairie Airport is the gateway to the Alberta and British Columbia Peace Region. With daily direct flights to Edmonton and Calgary it offers one stop connections to the rest of the world. Maintaining a friendly and comfortable atmosphere, Grande Prairie Airport has many of the conveniences and amenities of larger airports. Check-in to your flight early and enjoy breakfast, lunch, or dinner at the Viewpoint Restaurant and Lounge on the second floor. grandeprairieairport.com

The City of Grande Prairie provides scheduled transit service using a fleet of modern buses. All buses are GPS tracked meaning riders can see exactly when their bus will arrive. The Where’s My Ride tool provides up to the minute tracking and can be accessed from your computer or mobile device. cityofgp.com/transit