Tourism and ecotourism
Year-round outdoor recreation, heritage attractions and the only international airport in the Canadian Rockies.
Visitors come for hiking, mountain biking, fly fishing, golf, whitewater rafting and kayaking, wildlife viewing, horseback riding, skiing and snowboarding, and snowmobiling, with national parks, hot springs and the Powder Highway nearby.
Ecotourism
Local businesses, farmers and the ʔaq̓am community work together on cultural awareness and environmental stewardship. Provincial parks and conservancies are home to moose, elk, deer, bears, wolves and eagles.
Attractions
- St. Eugene Resort
- Fort Steele Heritage Town
- Cranbrook History Centre
- Kimberley’s Underground Mining Railway
Workforce
College of the Rockies offers tourism management, adventure tourism, mountain skills and recreation management programs.
See the tourism master plan and Cranbrook Tourism.
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Based on this page on cranbrook.ca, rewritten in plain language. Fees, dates and rules can change, so confirm with the City before you rely on them.