Crowsnest Pass Vacation Rentals

Experience the majesty of Canada’s Rocky Mountains in the scenic Alberta municipality of Crowsnest Pass. Comprised of a series of villages, this community offers an authentic, rustic charm. Ideal for hikers and adventurers, a cabin rental here allows you to take in the best of Western Canada’s wilderness.

Eat Hearty Local Food

You'll need a filling meal to power your adventures, and Crowsnest Pass serves up both classic Alberta and international cuisine. In the heart of Canada’s beef country, chow down on succulent steak sandwiches at The Rumrunner in Coleman.

Start your day right with a signature stack of Crowsnest Cafe's fluffy pancakes drenched, naturally, in maple syrup. Enjoy a taste of the Far East with Bamboo Bistro's sushi, or try their famous Sasquatch Roll with prawns, crab and secret sauces.

Learn About Fascinating Local History of Crowsnest Pass

Crowsnest Pass was the scene of Canada’s second-largest landslide in 1903. The Frank Slide claimed the lives of over 90 people, when 110 million tons of limestone rock slid down Turtle Mountain. The Frank Slide Interpretive Centre brings this disaster to life with displays and documentaries.

Learn more about the area's history at the Crowsnest Museum in Coleman, which has thousands of artifacts. Get a first-hand experience of the area’s mining past at the Bellevue Mine and see what the often-harrowing conditions were like for miners here.

Outdoor Adventure in Crowsnest Pass

Wake up in your Crowsnest Pass accommodation and get ready for some outdoor adventure. The area is home to spectacular natural attractions like Lundbreck Falls, where you can hike or fish near the roaring waters.

See the site of the Frank Slide by hiking to Turtle Mountain, known as “the mountain that moves”, or take a walking tour of the Leitch Collieries Provincial Historic Site, home to a prosperous mining business before war, strikes, and tragedy closed it down.

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