Detach yourself from the ongoing burdens of life. Guests at the Waterton Lakes Lodge can relax their days away by receiving complimentary access to the Waterton Health Club and Recreation Center. Whether you would like to take a dip in the refreshing indoor heated salt-water swimming pool or just lounge around in the whirlpool hot tub and steam room, you are guaranteed a care-free, relaxing stay. The Waterton Health Club and Recreation center also offers a complete work-out facility and much more.

The Alberta Birds of Prey Centre is Canada’s largest birds of prey facility. Situated on a 70-acre wetland area site the centre is a celebration of nature featuring the hawks, falcons, eagles and owls of Alberta. The centre has been called a "must-see" attraction delighting many visitors from around the world. At the Alberta Birds of Prey Centre all visitors have the opportunity to slip on a leather gauntlet and have a live falcon or owl perch on their arm for a photograph.

ON THE EDGE OF DESTRUCTION Frank Slide Interpretive Centre Located 1.5 km off Highway #3 in the Municipality of Crowsnest Pass On April 29 in 1903, 90 million tons of rock broke from Turtle Mountain and thundered across the Crowsnest valley. In less than 100 seconds, over 70 people died in Canada’s deadliest rockslide. The Centre offers two award- winning high definition presentations, interpretive programs, special events, displays on settlement and mining in the Crowsnest Pass, walking trails, picnic area, and Rumbler’s Gift Shop. Open daily, year ‘round except for Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Year’s Day and Easter Sunday

Waterton National Park shares half of the Glacier National Park with Montana, USA. Glacier National Park offers breathtaking scenary with many oppertunities to see a variety of wildlife. Activities in Glacier National Park include: camping, hiking, backcountry camping, fishing, boating, bicycling, ranger- guided activities, private horse use, and cross country skiing. The possibilities are endless.

Great Canadian Barn Dance and Family Campground A step back in time to when the whole western community came out for a great dinner and dance at the local barn. A family event with roast beef dinner, entertainment, hay wagon rides, dance lessons, games, prizes and the barn dance. Stocked lake, modern washrooms, B&B lodge, camping, playground, sportsfield, paddle boats, canoes.

The Gust Gallery embraces the artists and landscape of Southern Alberta. The breathtaking vistas of the Rockies, their Eastern Slopes and southerly plains are paid homage to by the extraordinary talents of artists working in two and three dimensional mediums. Just a short walk from the Waterton Lakes Lodge.

Take a walk back in time to the world's oldest, largest, and best preserved buffalo jumps located 18kms north and west of Fort Macleod. Learn on-site about the remarkable custom practiced over 6000 years ago by natives of the North American Plains. Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump was designated as a World Heritage Site, grouping it with many other world attractions such as Stonehenge and the Egyptian Pyramids.

Kimball River Sports specialize in beginner and intermediate rafting, inflatable Kayaks, guided fishing tours as well as fun-water tube and equipment rentals. Also with increased demand they have become a centre for river training offering canoe and kayak boat clinics, as well as wilderness first aid and swift-water rescue certification.

Saddle up and prepare for the ultimate outdoors adventure in beautiful southwest Alberta. Experienced or not, the Mountain Meadow Trail Rides offers an array of different level trail rides, ranging from 1 1/2hours to up to 4 days! Kick back and enjoy the southwest - cowboy style, with the friendly guides and the beautiful horses.

Located a short distance from Waterton Lakes Lodge, the Mountain Spirits Liquor store is sure to have what you need.

The Remington Carriage Museum houses the largest collection of horse-drawn vehicles in North America, with over 250 carriages, wagons and sleighs. The Museum is located only minutes from both Waterton Lakes National Park in Alberta, and Glacier National Park in Montana. It is open year-round, seven days a week. International travellers acknowledge the display as the finest in the world. The 63,000 square foot facility features video displays, a fire hall, a carriage factory, a restoration shop, a working stable, carriage rides, carriage rentals, a restaurant and a gift shop. Guided facility tours are offered at no additional charge.

Planning a hike, fishing trip, or just wanting to explore the area? Tamarach Outtfitters will get you geared up and ready for your adventure. Guided tours are available by their many experienced guides.

The Trail of the Great Bear is an award winning eco-tourism company offering nature and enrichment packages in the Canadian Rockies. The Trail offers unique travel products, learning and enrichment programs, special interest group tours, customized self-drive itineraries, guiding services, and brand merchandising.

Enjoy some of the most spectacular mountain scenery in the Rocky Mountains. View majestic towering cliffs, unusual geological formations, beautiful waterfalls, snow clad mountain peaks and the International Border. Bring your camera: tour boats make photographic and wildlife stops. If you are interested in hiking, the Waterton Inter-Nation Shore Cruise ship can drop you off at Crypt Lake, rated Canada's best hike!

It is an original Stanley Thompson design, with the first 9 holes constructed in 1929, and the second 9 holes constructed 10 years later. The 18 hole course is challenging, fun, and reminds you of why you started to play the game. This beautiful course is located right in Waterton National Park, nestled in between the Canadian Rockies. The view, wildlife, and history are just some of the many reasons to explore this famous course.

The spectacular setting of Waterton Lakes National Park is home to more than 50 per cent of Alberta's wildflowers... more than any other Rocky Mountain national park. Over 50 of Canada's rare flowers grow in Waterton, 30 of which are found only in this park. June 16-25, take part in guided flower walks, hikes or workshops. Come celebrate the first day of summer in a World Heritage Site. Activities for all ages.