St. Eugene Mission Resort

Framed by the Rockies, Purcells and the famous St. Mary's river, the St. Eugene Mission Resort is a spectacular destination for getaways, vacations, conferences and retreats. The Resort includes a full service 4 1/2 star hotel, the Casino of the Rockies and the St. Eugene Golf Course. In addition St. Eugene Mission Resort offers the best dining in the vicinity ranging from clubhouse BBQ's to casual elegance in our Purcell Grill. Our fitness centre contains a fully equipped gym, steam room, sauna, year round heated pool and hot tubs.

7725 Mission Rd,, Cranbrook, BC	P: (250) 417-3417  T: (877) 292-2020

Ktunaxa Interpretive Centre at St. Eugene Mission

Discover First Nations cultural tourism in the Rockies. The Ktunaxa Interpretive Centre, located in the St. Eugene's Mission, offers a rustic teepee village, arts & crafts and museum-quality exhibits.

7468 Mission Road, Cranbrook, BC	P: (250) 489-2372

Moyie Lake Provincial Park

Approximately a 20 km (15 minute drive) south of Cranbrook on Highway 3/95. The small community of Moyie is located 5 km south of Moyie Lake Provincial Park. Cranbrook, a larger center is located 20 km south of the park.

Moyie, BC	P: (250) 422-3003

Ridin' in the Rockies

THE BEST WAY TO RIDE THE ROCKIES Explore the back country on the latest model of ATV's and our fantastic 3 seater 4X4. take a trip back in time where the pioneers traveled. See ghost towns,pan for gold,expolor the rockies.

Cranbrook, BC	P: (250) 489-2887  T: (877) 489-1288

Kimberley Golf Club

159 - 305 Ave, Kimberley, BC	P: (250) 427-4161  T: (800) 667-4161

Bootleg Gap Golf

PO Box 130, Kimberley, BC	P: (250) 427-7077

Fort Steele Heritage Town

Welcome to Fort Steele, the fun capital of East Kootenay. The steam railway goes through here now, transporting both adults and children back to a friendlier, more carefree time. Walk into the luxury of the North-West Mounted Police Officers' Quarters and imagine Galbraith's Ferry in 1887, sitting down to dinner with a full table service and servants in the back room. Or walk out and catch a wagon pulled by large black Clydesdale horses. The ride through time is pungent with odours from the bakery (and the horses), the field crops (and the horses) and the flower gardens (and the horses). Let your youngsters follow the White Polish, Barred Rock, Black Giants and other 19th century breeds of chickens as they wander the site. Tiring of that they may want to watch our young Cotsold lambs gambol about the pasture. They are part of a small herd of this rare breed that Fort Steele is trying to build. The amusements for young children are legion, and we haven't even talked about the 19th century confection and candy store located on site. For those craving more substance, there are fifty exhibit buildings to delight all ages, as well as incredibly successful street drama presentations. Follow the series of vignettes as they occur throughout the site, and get exposed to history as your history teacher never imagined it. Fort Steele Heritage Town is a happening place.

9851 Highway 93/95, Fort Steele, BC	P: (250) 417-6000

Cranbrook Golf Club

Cranbrook Golf Club . . . a pleasure to walk . . . a challenge to play! 18 holes of championship golf in the heart of the BC Rockies. This mature course offers mountain views, undulating fairways, lined with magnificent ponderosa pines and challenging golf for all abilities. The clubhouse has a large lounge with a beautiful deck where you can enjoy a quick snack or linger over a five course dinner. The club also offers full service catering facilities for groups from 20 to 200 people. Whether it is a company golf tournament, wedding, Christmas party or western BBQ, the Cranbrook Golf Club can customize a package to accommodate any group.

2700 2nd St. South - PO Box 297, Cranbrook, BC	P: (250) 426-6462  T: (888) 211-8855

Canadian Museum of Rail Travel

The museum is well known for its collection of 28 luxurious railcars specializing in rail travel of the past. The museum is relocated to a much larger more accessible site in 2002, and has built palatial new facilities able to service hundreds of people at any one time. There are several complete historical trains sets on display (which are essentially "Deluxe Hotels on Wheels") from various periods:

• The "Pacific Express" of 1887
• The "Soo-Spokane Train Deluxe" of 1907
• The "Trans-Canada Limited" of 1929
• The "Chinook" of 1936
• plus Business, Interpretive and Royal Cars

Railway Hotel architecture and design is also explored in the restored 3000 sq. ft., 2-storey high, oak-paneled "Grand Café" from the former "Royal Alexandra Hotel" of Winnipeg, built by the Canadian Pacific Railway in 1906, but demolished in 1971. Now called "Royal Alexandra Hall", this room as become a favorite community space for visitors and residents in Cranbrook. The 2-storey high carved oak fireplace from the formal dining room of the Hotel is the first impression on entering the main entrance hall. A heritage attraction not to be missed, the museum has won numerous national and provincial awards for restoration, among them the 1993 "Gold Medal" from Heritage Canada.

New site at 57 Van Horne St. S. (Hwy 3/95) in downtown Cranbrook, BC	P: (250) 489-3918

Cranbrook & District Arts Council

Art

1111 Baker Street, CranbrooK, BC	P: (250) 426-4223

Cranbrook RecPlex

Ice arena, home of the WHL Kootenay Ice. Wave & tot pools, waterslide, sauna/steam rooms, hot tub, squash & curling. High profile entertainment. Finnigans On Ice Restaurant & Lounge
Tel:(250) 489-0040

#1 1777 - 2nd Street North, Cranbrook, BC	P: (250) 489-0040

Cranbrook & district Arts Council - Walker House Studio Gallery

art gallery

209-14th Avenue N, Cranbrook, BC	P: (250) 417-3999