Crow Snow Riders - 2nd Annual Snow Drags – February 26, 2011
For more information: www.crowsnow.org  Please click on the picture above to view the entire list of events for 2011

Crowsnest Pass Music Festival - March 20 – 26, 2011

Bunny Bonspiel – Easter Weekend – April 21-24, 2011

Crowsnest Pass Trade, Auto and Home Show – May 6 & 7, 2011

Kananaskis Indoor Pro Rodeo – April 29 – May 1, 2011

Crowsnest Pass Spring Bird Count - May 28 & 29, 2011

Ed Gregor Stewardship Day – June 4, 2011

Prairie n’ Peaks Quilt Festival – June 10-19, 2011

Darcy’s Nature Walk for Mental Wellness – June 11, 2011

Bellcrest Days – June 18, 2011

Canada Day Celebrations – July 1, 2011

Sinister 7 Ultra-Marathon – July 9 & 10, 2011

Rum Runners Days – July 14 – 16, 2011

Sole Survivor Foot Race – July 15, 2011

Thunder in the Valley – Fireworks 11 p.m. – July 16, 2011

Sierra West Frontier Cattle Drive – July 23 & 24, 2011

Crowsnest Pass Doors Open Heritage Festival – July 29 – Aug. 1, 2011

11th Annual Crowsnest Country Market – July 30, 2011

Annual Teddy Bear’s Picnic – July 30, 2011

Miner’s Memorial – July 31, 2011

Half Moon in August – August 13, 2011

Sierra West Frontier Cattle Drive – August 20 & 21, 2011

Pumpkins in the Park – November 1, 2011

Santa in the Park – November ? – TBA

Bow Crow Forest Reserve
The CNP Campground is also minutes away from the Bow Crow forest reserve – a wilderness playground for quadders, snowmobilers, hikers, mountain bikers, hunters, fishermen, etc.
Trail Information

Frank Slide Interpretive Centre
“Visitors can experience a variety of interpretive programs, presentations and special events.”
- Frank Slide Interpretive Centre

Bellevue Mine Tour
“At the Bellevue Mine put on a miner’s helmet and lamp and follow the corridors taken by early coal miners.”
- Bellevue Underground Mine Tour

Leitch Collieries
“Leitch Collieries was one of the largest and most ambitious coal mines in the early history of the Crowsnest Pass.”
- Historic Listings

Crowsnest Museum
“Take a walk through the past and connect with the future”
- Crowsnest Museum

Lundbreck Falls
“Enjoy the magnificent scenery where you can get a true taste of the prairie rising up into mountain majesty..”
- Alberta Web Ride

World’s Largest Truck – in Sparwood
“The biggest truck in the world! Titan 33-19. It can hold 2 buses and 2 pickups (or 2,000,000 golf balls) and is about the size of the largest of the dinosaurs..”
- Mechanics Hub

Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump
“Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump is known around the world as a remarkable testimony of prehistoric life.”
- Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump

Waterton Lakes National Park
“Waterton is a place that will grab hold of your memory and never let go. There’s just no place like it.”
- Waterton Lakes National Park

Kananaskis Country Golf Course
“Kananaskis Country Golf Course is one of the premier golf destinations in the Canadian Rockies..”
- Kananaskis Country Golf Course

Fishing

The Crowsnest River which runs through the Crowsnest Pass is a favorite destination for anglers from all over North America. Fishing the other tributaries and lakes in the area also attract fishermen year round. For more information on fishing contact the local experts at The Crowsnest Angler and Alberta Fly Fishing Adventures.

Snowmobiling

The Pass has become an award-winning snowmobile destination with over 1200 km. of marked trails within the Bow Crow Forest Reserve alone. There’s something for everyone – from the novice to the extreme rider. Contact the local snowmobile club Crow Snow Riders for more information.
This year the CrowSnow Riders will be hosting the ASA Jamboree from February 27th to February 28th. Reserve your campsite early if you plan on bringing your RV to this event.

ATVing

The breath taking scenery and great trail system has put the Pass on the map for ATVing. The local ATV club, CNP Quad Squad, has installed bridges, mapped the trail systems, etc. – developing what is now a top notch riding area. Two of the favorite rides are to the Airplane Crash and the North Kootenay Pass.

Blairmore Golf Course

For the golf enthusiast, the challenging 18 hole Blairmore Golf Course is only a 5 minute drive and less than half an hour away is the Pincher Creek and Sparwood golf courses.

Spelunking (Cave Exploring)

The highest concentration of caves in the Rockies lies within a 4 km. radius of Crowsnest Pass – the most well known caves are Gargantua, Cleft and Yorkshire Pot – the second longest and deepest in Canada.

Ski Hills

• Fernie Snow Valley

• Castle Mountain

• Crowsnest Pass Powderkeg

The above is only a sample of award winning outdoor activities that the Pass has to offer. There are many others such as mountain climbing, cross-country skiing, hiking, hunting, mountain biking, boating, etc.