 Highway 29 in Alberta is a rural two-lane highway with relatively little change in elevation, beginning at approximately above mean sea level (AMSL) near Lamont and traversing aspen parkland and agricultural lands of central Alberta.It descends to a low point of AMSL as it crosses the North Saskatchewan River near Brosseasu, ending at AMSL north of Elk Point.It has a posted speed limit of for the vast majority of its length, aside from when it passes through towns such as Brosseau where the limit is reduced to , or St. Paul where the limit is .