Places to Go, Things to Do

Western Canadian destinations.

Fort Walsh

Fort Walsh, a NWMP fort and Canadian National Historic Site located on the Saskatchewan side of the Cypress Hills.

Check out the replica of Fort Whoop-Up, the largest of the Canadian whiskey forts, in Indian Battle Park, Lethbridge.

Take a look at Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump, Alberta, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the largest and best-preserved buffalo jump in the world.

The Fort Museum of the North West Mounted Police, Fort Macleod’s most famous attraction.

Visit the Saamis Teepee, officially the tallest teepee in the world, and one of Medicine Hat’s most lauded attractions.

Take a stroll down Fort Macleod, Alberta, the historic birthplace of the North West Mounted Police and the home of the haunted Empress theatre.

A historic whiskey fort and a traditional Japanese garden are just two of the many attractions that Lethbridge, Alberta, has to offer.

Although Medicine Hat is not a typical Albertan tourist destination, there are a couple of things to do in the Gas City.

Discover the many things to see and do in Moose Jaw, one of Saskatchewan’s hidden treasures.

Things to do in Pincher Creek, home of the Kootenai Brown Pioneer Village.

From the Frank Slide Interpretive Centre to the Bellevue Underground Mine Tour, discover what Crowsnest Pass, Alberta, has to offer.

: Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park, Alberta, located in the Milk River Valley just north of the Alberta-Montana border.