Apetowun

Apetowun Creek runs through the wooded foothills of western Alberta to the Athabasca River. Its waters descend from the eastern slopes of the Rocky Mountains, joining a river system that flows north toward the great lakes and waterways of the interior. The surrounding country is one of conifer forest, valleys and cold streams, long travelled by Indigenous peoples between mountain and lowland. Fish inhabit the creek and the connected waters of the Athabasca basin.