Sailboats docked in the Cold Lake Marina create a picturesque summer scene. Strolling along the breakwater, you might catch a glimpse of the legendary ‘Kinosoo’ fish, said by the Dene Suline to inhabit Cold Lake’s depths. The Marina offers easy lake access with amenities like fuel, a pump-out system, a sailboat lift, and a fish cleaning station for boaters. Fishing is permitted outside the breakwater, and after your lakeshore walk, you can enjoy ice cream or dine at nearby lakeside restaurants.

Cold Lake Museums, located atop Radar Hill, offer multi-themed exhibits including the Air Force, Indigenous, Heritage, and Oil & Gas Museums. Explore Cold War artifacts, Indigenous history, local heritage, and Cold Lake’s oil industry with interactive exhibits and historical displays.

Grand Centre Golf Course

Grand Centre Golf Course offers well-maintained fairways and greens, clean carts, and friendly staff, making it a top choice for golfers in the area. Enjoy a relaxed golfing experience with scenic views and professional service.

Palm Springs Golf Course

combines a quality golfing experience with delicious dining options. Known for its well-kept greens and great food, this course is ideal for golfers looking for a welcoming atmosphere.

Bonnyville Golf and Country Club is a well-regarded golf destination with lush fairways, scenic surroundings, and a challenging layout for golfers of all levels. Known for its exceptional amenities and friendly staff, this club is a favorite for locals and visitors alike.

Cold Lake is famous for Kinosoo Beach, named after the lake's legendary fish. This summer hotspot offers a sandy beach, splash park, volleyball and basketball courts, a zipline, floating docks, and a full-service concession. Recently upgraded as part of the Kinosoo Beach Master Plan, it was named one of Canada's Top 25 Beaches by Canadian Geographic and awarded "Project of the Year" by the Alberta Public Works Association in 2018.

Beyond Kinosoo Beach, Cold Lake boasts untouched shorelines, the scenic Cold Lake Provincial Park, and other secluded beaches accessible by boat or vehicle. These areas provide peaceful spots for swimming, hiking, and enjoying nature's beauty, perfect for those seeking a mix of adventure and relaxation.

Access Iron Horse Trail from Hotel Dene, just a 15-min drive to Beaver River Trestle Bridge. Explore Alberta’s 300 km multi-use recreation trail, part of the Trans Canada Trail.

Cold Lake boasts multiple motocross trails and a dedicated track, hosting races, events, and year-round riding for enthusiasts.

Find works by famous Indigenous artist Alex Janvier proudly displayed throughout Hotel Dene. Visit Janvier Gallery on Cold Lake First Nations 149B for original art and prints.

From Hotel Dene, visit Cold Lake’s Heritage Museum, showcasing artifacts from early European arrival through the oil, logging, and farming industries to modern military history.