Cold Lake 149 Reservation

An Indian reserve in northeastern Alberta associated with the Cold Lake First Nations, located in the region around the lake of the same name.

Primarily a community and reserve land rather than a public park or tourist destination. It contains residential areas, band facilities and areas used for traditional practices.

Held and managed by the Cold Lake First Nations; the area has long been part of the peoples’ traditional territory and is used for contemporary community life and local governance.

Situated in northeastern Alberta near the City of Cold Lake and the lake called Cold Lake, within the broader rural landscape of that region.

• Administration: Governed by the Cold Lake First Nations band government and used for community housing and local services.

Located in northeastern Alberta near Cold Lake; access is by regional roads. Visitors should contact Cold Lake First Nations administration for directions and permission before visiting.

• Respect band offices and private property-these are Indigenous reserves with distinct governance and social protocols.
• If visiting nearby Cold Lake, contact Cold Lake First Nations administration for guidance before planning any cultural visits.
• Photography of people or ceremonies should only be done with permission.