Strategically positioned on Lacombe Lake, this photo point provides a valuable tool for observing the lake’s dynamic environment. By capturing consistent visual records of seasonal and climatic variations, it supports future lake management initiatives. Additionally, these photos help identify the presence of pale yellow iris, a prohibited noxious weed recorded within the lake. This initiative aligns with Lacombe County’s commitment to sustainable lake stewardship, ensuring the ecological integrity of Lacombe Lake for generations to come.

Lacombe Lake

Lacombe County contains vast, beautiful farm lands, with several 100-year-old farms still operating, as well as friendly hamlets, rural acreage communities, and a mixture of new and established lake communities. We take great pride in honouring our historic rural roots, while supporting new development opportunities. Lacombe County is 2,964 square kilometres and contains six hamlets ecompassing 41 townships (including partial townships). Recreational lakes, such as Gull Lake, Sylvan Lake, Buffalo Lake, and Lacombe Lake, are subject to a high-frequency of vistors making the management of these waterbodies and the preservation of their value for generations to come a top priority.