A popular travel destination in Alberta, the Crowsnest Pass has plenty of recreational activities available and lends itself to RV camping. Scroll down on our Crowsnest Pass landing page for extensive information on tourist attractions, visitor information, sani-dumps, RV dealers, campsites and more.
Experience a world-class fishing experience in the beautiful Crowsnest Pass on your own or with an experienced guide.
This Crowsnest Pass attraction is the site of a famous natural disaster.
Engaging tours, fascinating artifacts and a living museum: Welcome to Gold Dredge 8.
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The Crowsnest Pass has a lot going on this year, including free admission to Frank Slide Interpretive Centre during Alberta Culture Days.
The Crowsnest Pass in southwestern Alberta carries a notorious history, scenic views and exceptional birdwatching experiences.
Frank Slide Interpretive Centre has all the information you need to know about Canada's deadliest rockslide.
There’s more to Blairmore, Alberta, than a rich mining history. From trails, lakes and forest to the annual Doors Open and Heritage Festival, this small town serves up arts, culture and an abundance of natural beauty for the tourist to explore.
The museums and parks of southern Alberta preserve the stories of the people and other creatures that populated its mountains and windswept plains.
There is so much to do in historical Blairmore and the surrounding towns that make up the culturally rich municipality of Crownest Pass.
One fateful night, over 82 million metric tonnes of rock crashed down.
Before gasoline and diesel became common fuels for transportation, coal was the king.
April 29th, 1903, was a fateful date for the people of Frank—a small coal-mining town that is now an intriguing part of Crowsnest Pass history.
There is unlimited appeal in exploring this tourist-friendly part of Alberta.
