The Crowsnest Pass is surrounded by Provincial Forest Reserve ... many old forestry roads and siesmic lines give access to the backcountry for all to enjoy.
OTHER ACTIVITIES
   
Golfing in the Crowsnest Pass   GOLFING - The Crowsnest Pass has an awesome
18 hole golf course located in Blairmore.
Check out the website.
Canoeing in the Crowsnest Pass   CANOEING - There are many excellent places for canoeing / kayaking including: Island Lake, Crowsnest / Emerald Lakes, Beaver Mines Lake,
and the smaller Chinook Lake.
Birdwatching in the Crowsnest Pass   BIRDWATCHING - A number of bird enthusiasts gather for meetings, small hikes, and larger bird counting expeditions. Contact Crowsnest Conservation Society.
OUTDOOR SAFETY
   
  Alberta Fire Bans
  Hiking Safety Tips
  Lightning Safety Tips
  CNPlive Outdoor Links
 SRD - Bear & Residents
 SRD - Watchable WIldlife
 SRD - Wildfire Status
 Wilderness Survival
 
 
Bike out to the bush, or
some historic sites like Lille.
A day hike, a challenging scramble
or a guided tour, the Crowsnest Pass
has hikes for every skill level.
The Crowsnest Pass is known as one of
the best backcountry ATV and Biking destinations.
Check out our local QuadSquad organization.
 
Adventure tours also available.
THE CROWSNEST PASS RATED #1 ATV DESTINATION IN WESTERN CANADA
Provincial Recreation Areas are popular for camping & tenting.
Camping is also available
at private and municipal
campgrounds in town.
The Crowsnest River is renowned for fly-fishing,
local supply shops and guides are available.
Other good fishing locations include, Oldman River, Beaver Mines Lake,
Chinook Lake, Crowsnest Lake
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