The World’s First UFO Landing Pad is in St. Paul Alberta (Now, do you think the aliens have it marked on their maps?)

St. Paul, Alberta - Follow Highway 28 Northeast of Edmonton, Alberta and you’ll find St. Paul, the town that built a Flying Saucer Landing Pad to celebrate Canada’s centennial in 1967. The Hon. Paul Hellyer, Minister of Defense, even flew in by helicopter to officially open it. The $11,000 cost was donated by members of the community and the land was provided by the town. A UFO Interpretive Display has been opened in the adjacent tourist information centre, with photos of UFO’s, crop circles, cattle mutilations, and information on hoaxes. There’s even a UFO hotline, so if you have a sighting, here’s the toll-free number to call 1-888-SEE-UFOS. More Alberta Cool: World's largest known oil reserve l million-dollar hwy overpasses for wildlife l world's first UFO Landing Pad l aircraft carrier made of ice l saddle-shaped stadium l shopping mall with submarines l Shanghai Noon l testical festival l largest dinosaur graveyard l java inventor l chinnoks l trekkie town l world's first peace park l first Bloody Caesar l Brokeback Mountain l Head-Smashed-In-Bufflao-Jump l wind-powered computers l world's most dinosaur skeletons l town grouch l Legends of the Fall l 9 km-disappearing lake l ice worms l Aurora Borealis l World Cup 1st Stop l ride an Olympic Bobsleigh l the most bison l only whooping crane nests l Hoo Doos l 200,000 free pancakes l Plus 15 l highway past 100 glaciers Click on the Canada Cool Map and discover destinations nation wide that make Canada Cool Created by Travel Journalist Lucy Izon You can purchase the banner ad on this page Map of this location Another cool site in this region Home I Contact

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