Southern Alberta Accommodations and Information

Communities in the Southern Alberta

Check out the Remington Carriage Museum in Cardston and enjoy your very own carriage ride!
Brooks Alberta is a athlete's sportsman's paradise with ample opportunity for hunting and fishing. Visit nearby Kinbrook Island Provincial Park, Alberta's largest manmade lake, where water sports and fishing are among the most popular activities.
Climb into the mouth of the world's largest dinosaur (25 m/ 80 ft tall) in Drumheller for a unique view of the Drumheller valley!
Medicine Hat Alberta was named because of a battle between the Cree and Blackfoot Indians on the Alberta River. The Crees' Medicine Man lost his headdress midstream, which was considered a bad omen, and caused the Cree Indians to cease their attack. The Blackfoot Indians then seized the opportunity to win the battle.
Learn how to square dance at the Great Canadian Barn Dance near Waterton Lakes National Park, which takes place on Friday evenings in a real barn at a 40 acre family resort. You can even rent a teepee and stay the night!

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