Alberta Highway 666

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Highway 666 is a secondary highway in the province of Alberta, Canada. It runs in an east-west direction in M.D. of Greenview in Northern Alberta. The total length of the highway is 48 km (30 mi).

It starts south of Grande Prairie, at the bridge of Highway 40 over Wapiti River. It passes South of O'Brien Provincial Park, then through the hamlet of Grovedale. It is used by Forestry and the Oil and Gas industry working in the area of the Wapiti River valley, as well as for recreational use. In the summer campgrounds open in this wilderness area. Weyerhaeuser Canada Corporation maintains a network of forestry roads at the southern end of the highway, extending about 100 km (62 mi) south to the Two Lakes Provincial Park and Nose Mountain camping areas.

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