Hospitality Awaits in the Crowsnest Pass
The Crowsnest Pass is rich in history and big on warm hospitality. This is a place of historical significance, from the boom-town days of coal mining, to bootlegging, natural disasters, legendary events, tall tales, arts and culture.
The region itself is located on the far southwest corner of Alberta, and it’s composed of five municipalities that are connected by Highway 3, and by a community trail system. These municipalities include the Village of Bellevue, the Town of Blairmore, the Town of Coleman, the Village of Frank and the Hamlet of Hillcrest.
Go back in time and discover the trials and tribulations of the Crowsnest Pass. The early 1900s brought both riches and disaster, from a booming coal industry to natural disasters like the Frank Slide, which saw the tip of Turtle Mountain collapse and bury part of the town of Frank.
Today, the Frank Slide Interpretive Centre tells the story about the night Turtle Mountain fell, with engaging storytelling and award-winning shows.
In 1914, the nearby Hillcrest Mine experienced disaster when an explosion took place in the mine. Learn about the men who lost their lives by taking a short interpretive walk through the memorial.
Walk in the footsteps of miners from time gone by at the Bellevue Underground Mine, which transports visitors 1,000 feet into a historic mine with an interpretive guide.
The town of Coleman is the perfect basecamp for outdoor adventures. Fuel up at authentic pubs, bakeries and restaurants, before making a quick drive to the summits, valleys and wilderness areas that are easily accessible.
In Blairmore, find uncrowded slopes and fairways at Pass Powderkeg Ski Area and Crowsnest Pass Golf Club, or peruse local artwork and community markets.
Recreation abounds all year round. In the summer months, enjoy hiking, swimming, mountain biking, interpretive centres, heritage walks and golfing.
In the winter, try downhill skiing, explore a vast network of cross-country ski trails, go snowmobiling, skating, ice-fishing, fat biking or try your hand at curling.
Cruise the Pass
The Crowsnest Community Trail is 23 kilometres long and connects the municipalities of Crowsnest Pass. With a combination of asphalt, gravel and natural trail services, it can be walked, jogged and biked between communities or for the entire 23km distance. Be mindful of wildlife and enjoy the natural beauty of your surroundings.
Highway 3 connects the Pass, providing a straightforward drive between area attractions, often just minutes from each other. The Crowsnest Pass also serves as the perfect basecamp for adventures further afield. To the west, you can visit Fernie and Kimberley in the BC Kootenays, to the south, Waterton National Park and to the northeast, Alberta’s Foothills Region and historic Cowboy Trail.
The alpenglow is the light off of the mountains either at sunset or sunrise that gives the landscape the most beautiful colour. In the South Canadian Rockies, there are natural red hues in the mountain rock, which showcase the best alpenglow. This backpacking trip with Uplift Adventures will take you deep into the wilderness near Waterton Lakes National Park to two subalpine lakes. In the evening or late afternoon on the second day, they will take some time to explore…
Are you a child of the night? Are you longing for the warm embrace of a dark cavern? Do you love coal and mining history? You are in luck! Welcome to The Dark – a loop race in the Bellevue Underground Mine (BUM) hosted by Sinister Sports. This race calls on the brave to test their limits in The Dark. The mine shaft is 250m long with a 1% grade, so each loop is 500m. It is approximately 4m wide…
For over 20 years, Sinister Sports has hosted world-class endurance events throughout Alberta and British Columbia. They promise that they will always challenge you, motivate your health and fitness, and offer the best-organized events for their athletes. They have 4 ultra-marathons and one shorter mountain running race.1) Sinister 7 Ultra is held in Crowsnest Pass, AB. It’s a race that may be the greatest challenge of your life. The 100-mile (161km) course with 6,400m of elevation gain across the course,…
This year marks PPK’s 2nd annual Jersey Day and they’re ready for another awesome event. Wear your favourite jersey to the hill to participate in all kinds of fun! By wearing a jersey to PPK, you’ll receive 10% off all food and beverage orders (alcohol not included), as well as the opportunity to participate in a trivia contest. Staff will be keeping an eye on the slopes for jersey-wearing skiers and snowboarders to ask sports-related questions. Answer correctly and you’ll…
It’s time for another edition of Pass Powderkeg’s Uphill Series! PPK has lots of fun planned over 3 ski touring dates. Night one’s theme is a blast back to everyone’s favourite childhood racing game, Mario Kart! Giant gold coins will be hidden around the hill for participants to find. Night two will see participants given a bingo card of things they may see around PPK, such as the electric monkey carving, a skier wearing a neon jacket, a grey jay…
It is the stories that make Lille come alive. Go back in time as you learn about why people moved and settled in Crowsnest Pass. Discover old mine ruins, settlements, a cemetery, and mine entrances as we venture towards the ghost town of Lille. Join Uplift Adventures for an incredible opportunity to explore the ghost town of Lille. Availability (May – Oct): Saturdays & Mondays from 9 – 4pm, and private bookings available for groups of 4 or more
Crowsnest Pass Quad Squad is a non-profit society who promotes the responsible use of our mountain ranges as well as conservation of the area. Our membership encourages tourism by promoting good stewardship of our trails and working closely with the Alberta government on trail development, maintenance and bridge fabrication. The CNP Quad Squad hosts events such as Season Opener, Day Rides and Season Windup to acclimate new riders, tourists and our members to our trail systems promoting the area as a…
Membership is free at the Crowsnest Community Library. With a library membership, you can borrow books, movies, magazines, audiobooks, e-books, e-readers, etc. Place holds and renewals online or with a library staff member. Access more resources through Chinook Arch and the Alberta Library. Members also have access to a shared collection of more than 900,000 library materials. Library resources that can be accessed with or without a membership are free access to computer workstations and wireless services, videoconferencing for meetings,…
Teyel at Emerald & Ash has curated a beautiful and comfortable space for ladies to come find, try on, and add a little magic to their wardrobes. With the help of her amazing and friendly staff, you’ll be greeted with a warm smile, a few laughs, and just the right amount of magic you’re looking for. She makes it her mission to find pieces you won’t find in big box stores and supports brands with full-size runs (because ALL sizes…
JOJO Adventure Rentals can help you out with their single and multi-day rentals of inflatable kayaks and stand-up paddleboards (with PFDs and paddles of course). Check out their options and reserve your gear online today! They also offer some delivery services if you really want to save space.
Painting, sculpture, installation, photography and so much more, the Crowsnest Pass Public Art Gallery brings you rotational exhibits with works by emerging and well-known artists from across the country. To promote education in the arts, the Gallery offers art programs for adults and children, and special events showcasing the talents of our artistic community. The Gallery is operated by Crowsnest Pass Allied Arts Association, a charitable, not-for-profit organization. Stop by to see the current exhibition or visit the gift shop…
Kid’s Corner and Skills Park is a family-friendly attraction for kids of all ages. This dynamic fun zone is conveniently located at the base of Pass Powder Keg ski hill in Blairmore. It is within walking distance to the restaurants, coffee shops and shopping in the heart of Blairmore. There is plenty of parking, washrooms, a picnic area, and unlimited bike fun. Kid’s Corner is an initiative to create kid-friendly trails with the opportunity for skills progression and also incorporate…
Welcome to Crowsnest Adventure Ltd. They are located in the beautiful Crowsnest Pass. As soon as you come into Bellevue from the east, you will see the Bellevue Community Campground, the little church, and the Information Tipi. The campground has 17 non-serviced pads, bathrooms, a warm-up shelter with a wood stove, sani-dump and the most amazing view in the area. You can play corn hole or ladder ball while visiting the campground. Go on over to the information tipi and…
RheLi Amazing Vacation Rentals is a cozy and comfortable cabin located just a few streets away from Main Street Blairmore. Crowsnest Pass is close to lots of amenities and popular stores. Quick access to various hikes, dirt/quad trails, mountain biking and lakes. Just a 5-minute drive to Pass Powder Keg Ski, 45 minutes to Castle Mountain, 45 minutes to Fernie, 60 minutes to Waterton National Park, and 75 minutes to the US border (lakes and shopping). Awesome lakes and picnic…
Valley View overlooks the beautiful valley, scanning the mountains on the south side of Coleman. This three-bedroom, two-bathroom house has a large living room and separate family room and can sleep up to eight people. Their large three-bed/two-bath home is great for large groups as it can accommodate up to 12 guests. It has lots of parking and beautiful Valley Views. Their newly renovated home provides you with everything you need to make your stay perfect, from bed and bath…
Mountain Moments is a newly renovated two-bedroom, one bathroom house in the beautiful Crowsnest Pass.The home is fully equipped with all your linens, pots and pans, dishes, and pantry basics. There is a beautifully landscaped garden with lots of fresh herbs for guests to use and a BBQ. Hiking, biking, and cross country ski trails are close by and the community has stores that will supply most of your needs. Mountian Moments will also accommodate dogs for an extra fee.
The worst coal mining disaster in Canada happened in the community of Hillcrest, on the east end of Crowsnest Pass. On June 19, 1914, a pocket of methane gas in the Hillcrest Mine ignited and set off a coal-dust explosion that killed 189 miners. Most of the victims were buried in a mass grave at the Hillcrest Cemetery where a memorial was erected in 2000. It was the worst underground mine disaster in Canadian history. The site is open for…
Located in the southwest corner of Alberta in beautiful Crowsnest Pass, CogNation Cyclery is dedicated to giving bicycle riders of all ages and abilities the best ride possible.CogNation will give you great service, competitive pricing, and a huge selection of accessories to keep you riding safe, smooth and comfortable. Although they specialize in mountain bikes, they are proficient in all your biking needs including road and gravel bikes, as well as e-bikes.CogNation Cyclery is Brian MacFarlane, a certified bike mechanic…
Steep Peak Kombucha is a nano-brewery in Crowsnest Pass, situated between towering mountains and green valleys, the perfect place for endless adventures. They have a love for exploring and making a connection to the natural world around them. They take their water from the Headwaters and are proud to use high-quality, organic teas, and eco-social sugar, and source local, seasonal ingredients whenever possible. Each brew is handcrafted in small batches and combines refreshing flavours with invigorating kombucha tea. Grab some…
Enjoy a relaxing stay at the recently renovated River Shack, a one-bedroom cottage located on the Crowsnest River in Blairmore. Centrally located, just a short walk to downtown. The River Shack is complete with a full kitchen that includes a full-size fridge and stove, microwave, toaster oven, coffee maker, dishwasher, pots, pans, dishes, cutlery, and more. River Shack 1 also has a four-piece bath, queen-sized bed, living room, cable TV, and free Wi-Fi. Outside you will enjoy a large deck…
Welcome to Limber Pine Smokehouse & Taberna, a favorite restaurant in Crowsnest Pass. They are open year-round with seasonal menus. Stop in and enjoy the two-level terrace. The bottom level is a dining atmosphere where you can enjoy a delightful and affordable breakfast, a filling lunch special, and an exceptional dinner. The upper lounge area is a place where you can relax and enjoy the most gorgeous views in the valley. From hand-cut steaks to superior seafood, you only find…
One side of the menu at this family restaurant is classic pizzas, made fresh and with the finest ingredients. If that isn’t enough, Vito’s also offers everything from steaks and burgers and fries to salads, soups, and baked pasta. Dine-in or take-out, this is home-style, family cooking that’ll feel like mom made it for you.
Black Rock Pizzeria & Bakery takes pride in their work, which is why they source the best quality ingredients and make each and every pizza from scratch, right when you order it. Prepared with old-world techniques, each pizza is hand shaped and topped by one of their carefully trained pizza cooks just the way you like it. The pizzas are not baked in a pan like most pizzas these days and come “New York style.” But for customers that prefer…
Summit Creek Cabins are located just off Highway 3 on the Alberta/British Columbia border. This is the best-kept secret in the Rockies. Come Ride the Divide right from your cabin door. They offer three cabins, fully equipped with BBQs and all the comforts of home. Ride the Flathead, Fernie & Alexander areas. This is a multiple platinum award-winning resort.
The Paddock Inn offers competitive rates, clean rooms, a great location, and the most comfortable beds in the pass. For the traveller on a budget or a worker staying in town, there are also some economy-level rooms, that offer the same great beds with a little less pizazz. Give them a call or stop by and check them out!
Crowsnest River RV Park is strategically located in the Crowsnest Pass to the east of the Continental Divide, offering a serene location with paramount vistas, within close proximity to Chinook Lake, Emerald Lake, Island Lake, Crowsnest Lake, and Summit Lake. Lots are approximately 45 X 80, providing ample space for your RV and your mountain getaway. The RV park offers fully serviced sites with power, potable water and sewer, as well as unserviced sites. Stay with Crowsnest River RV Park…
Welcome to the Crowsnest Pass Campground. Surrounded by the Rocky Mountains, this campground’s breathtaking views will make a lasting memory. The family-owned and operated business offers 21 serviced sites (water and 30 amp. power), 10 of which also have sewer. Other services include indoor washrooms, showers, laundry facilities, and wireless internet. Located within walking distance of the Crowsnest River and within minutes of historic sites, forest reserve access, and town amenities. It’s also easy to find – right off Highway…
The Pass Pool is a community-owned swim area designed for swimmers of all ages and abilities where there’s no need to hunt for parking, you are able to enjoy the beautiful mountain scenery and sunshine in their amazing outdoor facility. They have a large water slide, hot tub, lazy river, 6-lane lap pool, beach entry, diving board, dedicated toddler wading pool, spray features, handicap accessible, and large grassed area with picnic tables & lounge chairs. Drop in for a fun-filled…
Experience the wildlife of the Canadian Rockies through the lenses of internationally awarded wildlife and conservation photographers, the Launstein Family. The Launstein Imagery Wildlife Art Gallery showcases work from Youth Photographer of the Year, Jenaya Launstein, two-time international Young Outdoor Photographer of the Year, Josiah Launstein, their father, John Launstein, and other Canadian wildlife artists through a careful curation process. The Launsteins’ work has been exhibited in more than 70 countries in national museums and art galleries including the Smithsonian…
Uplift Adventures is a small business homegrown in the South Canadian Rockies. They help people explore and connect to the mountains through various nature and history-based tours, hiking, snowshoeing, multi-day backpacking, outdoor rock climbing, and more. They inspire outdoor enthusiasts to take their skills to the next level by providing high-quality outdoor courses such as wilderness first aid, navigation, outdoor climbing, and backcountry safety. Uplift is driven by values and continues to inspire sustainable outdoor recreation throughout the Canadian Rockies, more…
Spry is a unique outdoor and active living store in the Crowsnest Pass. Running, hiking, snowshoeing, skiing and yoga is their passion! They sell everything you need to stay active in the mountains. Yoga, fitness, and running classes are offered in their studio and out on the trails. Alpine touring, backcountry and Nordic skis, snowshoes, and snow safety gear are available for rent.
Master your skills while having a blast in the idyllic Rocky Mountains. Whether it be railing a berm with perfection, landing your first jump, or simply learning how to roll off a curb safely, let them help you build confidence to become the best rider you can be. Sweet Riders’ mission is to spread the love of mountain biking while teaching skills in a fun, and safe environment. Ride away with a mountain biking experience to last a lifetime!
For nearly 20 years Sinister Sports has hosted world-class endurance events throughout Alberta and British Columbia. Their promise is that they will always challenge you and offer the best-organized events for their athletes. They have 3 ultra-marathons – Sinister 7 Ultra, a race that may be the greatest challenge of your life. 100 mile (161km) course with 6,400m of elevation gain across the course, this race will punish those who are not prepared. – The Black Spur Ultra (54km &…
Castle Provincial Park and Castle Wildland Provincial Park boast stunning mountain landscapes, rolling hills, meadows and montane forests over 105,000 hectares (260,000 acres). The parks are home to more than 200 rare species of plants and animals. Keep an eye out for whitebark and limber pine, Jones’ columbine and dwarf alpine poppy. The parks also protect important wildlife corridors used by grizzly bears and wolverines. The westslope cutthroat trout and harlequin duck are also found here. Castle Provincial Park and…
Alpenglow Escapes is a newly constructed guest suite in Crowsnest Pass. Ideal for relaxing or recreating, this “mountain modern” has a full bathroom, modern, fully equipped kitchen, Smart TV, fireplace, private entry, and parking. Located in a quiet neighbourhood, Alpenglow Escapes has great views, easy access to trails, and is minutes away from town and other amenities. This open-concept suite is set up to accommodate four guests, with a king-sized bed and pull-out sofa bed. This is ideal for families…
Looking for a great getaway? Mountain views, wildlife, outdoor recreation and adventures are waiting for you at Adanac Adventures. Located in the Crowsnest Pass, Alberta, nestled on a forested five-acre property, Adanac Adventures has four fully-serviced year-round cabins, eight power camping sites and various tenting spots. Other guest amenities include a barbecue and picnic area, a large fire-pit area, walking trails, a park area, and a seasonal store. Enjoy views of the famous Frank Slide (Turtle Mountain) from your cabin…
Goat Mountain Get-A-Way presents you with seven uniquely decorated, large, modern chalets which feature queen size beds and pullouts, 4 piece baths, fully equipped kitchens, gas fireplaces, gas barbeques, wrap-around decks, cable TV, free high-speed wireless internet, and a picnic area with a fire pit. Centrally located in the heart of the Crowsnest Pass, guests can take advantage of all fishing, snowmobiling, hiking, biking, cross-country skiing, downhill skiing, mountain climbing, caving, golfing, and other outdoor adventures that are abundant in…
The Lost Lemon Campground offers 46 camping sites with full and partial service (15/30 amp & 50 amp) and can easily accommodate you. You are invited to tow in a trailer, park a motor home or pitch a tent and enjoy the relaxed, friendly, small-town atmosphere. They also offer two fully equipped cabins, however, reservations are recommended for the duration of your stay. Also four pull-through sites with full hook up. It also has an outdoor pool and a playground.…
Stocked trout lake, small beach area with unsupervised swimming, boat ramp for non-propeller boats, x-country ski trail system (35km) located at the campground offers mountain bike and hiking trails with no motorized vehicles allowed. Maps are available and all junctions are identified. Walking Trail around the lake. The Historic Crowsnest Pass offers an 18-hole Golf Course, Bellevue underground mine tour, Frank Slide interpretive centre, Museums, and numerous Mountain Climbing hikes in the area.
Stop in and enjoy simple, homemade food in a fun and friendly atmosphere. They have fresh baking, locally roasted coffee, all-day breakfast as well as soups and sandwiches. Eat-in or takeaway for a picnic or day out exploring. Not sure where to go? Ask them! They love to be ambassadors to their area and can point you to the trails. They sell local art and coffee by the pound; both make great souvenirs of your visit to Crowsnest Pass!
The Rumrunner is a typical rustic Canadian saloon-style pub restaurant, themed on the historic prohibition period which took place in the Canadian Rockies. This family-friendly eatery features an open-style kitchen and provides traditional Canadian and European-style home-cooked pub food, as well as a full seniors and gluten-free menu. Come to The Rum Runner and try any one of the many prohibition-themed burgers. From “The Speakeasy” to “The Bottle King” and with many options in between, there’s something for everyone on…
Everyone is welcome! Family-friendly activities, great food, live music, and lots of locally made products in downtown Blairmore on Thursday evenings from 3 – 7 pm. Their markets will start April 18/24 and run until Oct 19/24. They have several special event markets on July 13(Sinister 7), July 19 & 20(Crowfest) and Aug 1(Kidsfest). They strive to create a community gathering that features a variety of food, crafts, artisans, music, entertainment, and more! It’s a great place to spend the…
York Creek B&B is a log home at the edge of Coleman. The property is an acreage backing onto the forest and boasts a large grassed play area, fire pit, covered decks, and a BBQ. With six bedrooms total, the cabin can sleep up to fourteen on King or Twin beds. Rooms also feature tables and chairs, and a private bath off the master bedroom. The lower level of the home is wheelchair accessible. Affordable rates, central location, and convenient…
Welcome to the Travelodge by Wyndham Blairmore Hotel, located off HWY 3 and minutes from world-class skiing at Pass Powderkeg. Fernie Alpine Resort and Castle Mountain are within driving distance. The convenient location lets you explore all this quaint Alberta town has to offer, including the Burmis Tree, Lundbreck Falls, and Turtle Mountain. The Frank Slide Interpretive Center and Leitch Collieries Provincial Historic Site are also nearby.
The Crowsnest Pass is an angler’s paradise. Alberta Fly-Fishing is the easy way to experience all the area has to offer. Since 1988, the outfit has been helping visitors hook a big trout—whether it’s a rainbow, cutthroat, brown or bull. The guides at Alberta Fly-Fishing know the area like the back of their hands. They’re happy to take you to the headwaters of the Oldman/Livingstone, Crowsnest, Castle or Waterton rivers. They know the techniques and tackle needed to land the…
Equipped with a miner’s helmet and lamp, the Bellevue Underground Mine tour will take you 1,000 feet into the mine, where you will be 150 feet below the surface. On a guided tour led by their experienced Heritage Interpreters, you will explore the mine’s inner workings and feel as if you have travelled back in time to explore the Crowsnest Pass’ rich underground mining history. All tours must be booked online in advance.
The Kanata by BCMInns Blairmore is located in the scenic Crowsnest Pass, nestled in the Rocky Mountains along Highway 3. The BCMinns Blairmore, situated along the bank of the Crowsnest River, has 49 spacious guest rooms. The Crownest Pass has something for everyone to see and do, from the world-famous Frank Slide to the Bellevue Underground Mine Tour, and the great outdoors. This area is known for fishing, hiking, snowmobiling, and many other outdoor activities.
Welcome to PPK, the perfect place for families to ski and ride! Uncrowded & Unspoiled, Pass Powderkeg is a delightful throwback to when a family ski day was all about big smiles and exploring, not upsells and lift lines. Pass Powderkeg is a favorite for experienced skiers who want their kids to learn in a safe, friendly environment. Their mountain is configured around two T-Bars with the connection at mid-mountain, where their historic day lodge is located, so parents and…
Painting, sculpture, installation, photography and so much more, the Gallery brings you rotational exhibits with works by emerging and well-known artists from across the country. To promote education in the arts, the Gallery offers art programs for adults and children, and special events showcasing the talents of our artistic community. The Gallery is operated by Crowsnest Pass Allied Arts Association, a charitable, not-for-profit organization. Stop by to see the current exhibition or visit the gift shop featuring unique, local gifts.…
Opening on May 11, 2024 at 9AM – The Crowsnest Pass Golf Club offers an unbeatable golfing experience, surrounded by breathtaking 360-degree mountain views in the heart of the Crowsnest Pass. This scenic golf course is one of Western Canada’s most picturesque and is perfect for golfers of all skill levels. Bring your clubs and camera to capture the stunning views while testing your accuracy with the fairways, water hazards, and sand traps. After a game, head over to the…
This café offers an eclectic and satisfying menu, including healthy organic foods, free-trade coffees, and Rooibos teas using local Oso Negro and Crowsnest Coffee Co. The café uses ingredients from around the world made in-house. Breakfasts feature in-house salsas and pesto. Try the signature breakfast bagel or cornflour-wrapped burrito. For lunch, grab a delicious wrap, panini, or sandwich, and add the soup or salad, made from scratch. You’ll be good to go all day! If you’re in the mood for…
Rest with BCMInns while you explore Coleman’s amazing mountain playground. Sometimes you need to get away from it all – but when you’re done, all the comforts of technology will be waiting for you. All of the spacious rooms have dedicated in-room Wi-Fi, large HDTVs, a Keurig, and more. Outside access rooms are a great convenience for crews and guests with pets. There is also a BBQ for the guests’ pleasure. Count on them to provide you with great value…
Country Encounters invites you to their beautiful corner of Alberta in the Southern Alberta Rockies. In the national historic site of Downtown Coleman, Country Encounters is surrounded by history and the majestic mountains, where they provide a wide range of services for your convenience. A delicious breakfast is included and groups can book the chef’s table for dinner.
Camp in the southern Rockies in Racehorse Provincial Recreation Area, 25 km north of Crowsnest on Forestry Trunk Road. Sites are suitable for RVs and tents and are surrounded by open pine forest. Racehorse Creek runs alongside the campground. Go fishing in the creek or hiking on informal trails. Registered campers may off-load and use access roads to travel to nearby OHV trails from their campsites.
Chinook Provincial Recreation Area is 8 km west of Coleman off Hwy. 3 with easy access to beautiful Chinook Lake. In summer you can canoe, kayak or swim in the lake and hike or mountain bike on the trails. In winter enjoy the groomed cross-country ski trails. The camp features over 90 well-treed sites, including RV-friendly and tenting spots
The Crowsnest Museum and Archives highlight the daily lives of the people of Crowsnest Pass, celebrating both triumph and tragedy, from rum-running to tragic explosions. Visitors can learn about the unique industrial history and criminal ties of the region, all while exploring its unforgettable landscape. With nearly 100,000 artifacts and archival materials, and a repository of about 60,000 images, the Crowsnest Museum operates as an open-storage or “visible storage” museum, where most artifacts are on display. Located in the downtown…
This rustic riverside campground is in Dutch Creek Provincial Recreation Area, 30 km north of Crowsnest on Forestry Trunk Road. There are over 40 sites that are suitable for RVs and tents. Pine and spruce trees provide some shelter and privacy. There are beautiful views and lots of wildlife in this remote area.
This rustic, riverside campground is located in the Dutch Creek Provincial Recreation Area, 30 km north of Crowsnest on Forestry Trunk Road. There are over 40 sites that are suitable for RVs and tents. Pine and spruce trees provide some shelter and privacy, and many sites back onto the Old Man River. There are beautiful views and lots of wildlife in this area. Registered campers may offload OHVs and travel to nearby trails from their campsites.
Chinook Campground is situated within the Chinook Recreation Area, making it ideal for those seeking peace and quiet in the Southern Rockies or those on the hunt for outdoor activities. The 90 well-treed sites are 8 km (5 mi) west of Coleman in the Crowsnest Pass. The campground is on the shores of Chinook Lake, which is ideal for swimming, paddling and fishing. Those who opt for dry land can take advantage of the mountain-bike trails, which become cross-country ski…
Discover how the effects of strikes, war, untimely death, and other ill fortune contributed to the collapse of this ambitious Canadian-owned and operated mining venture. Interpretive panels, listening posts, and walking paths through the ruins create a window back in time to the early 1900s. Leitch Collieries was one of the most impressive and sophisticated early coal mines in the Crowsnest Pass. It was the only fully Canadian-owned and operated coal mine in the past and features ruins of a…
