TRAVEL LIKE A LOCAL | Top 10,000 Places to Visit in Canada
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Allison-Chinook has fabulous trails.
The Allison-Chinook cross- country ski area is located on public lands on the east side of Tecumseh Mountain at the continental divide. The forested, sheltered and rolling terrain found here provides a superb cross-country ski experience for skiers of all skill levels.
Photo; Google Maps, Claire Gougeon
The Crownest Museum showcases the life of people who used to live in Crowsnest Pass! There are many artifacts and archival materials that showcase Alberta’s history.
The coolest part is that the exterior looks like a high school from 1936!
The Rocky Mountains in Alberta are a must-see when visiting Coleman. With the iconic crystal blue waters and the Rocky Mountains in the background, this is the place to canoe and take in what Coleman has to offer.
Photo: Google Maps, Brian Lee
Born in 1935, Joseph Julius Kryczka was known in the hockey and legal world. He was the president of the Alberta Amateur Hockey Association and then the Canadian Amateur Association. He had a huge role in uniting Alberta’s hockey leagues with the rest of Canada!
Photo: https://ashfm.ca/hall-of-fame-honoured-members/in-memory/kryczka-joseph, Fair use
An easy 33-minute hiking route, this is perfect for the beginner hiker. Often in the winter, people snowshoe here to enjoy the peaceful and relaxing nature that Coleman offers.
Photo: Google Maps, J Rhind
The history of Coleman was that many residents used to have run-ins with the police during the prohibition era. Based on the history, this restaurant was created in a theme of a Canadian saloon-style pub restaurant with “speakeasy” themed menu items!
Photo: https://the-rum-runner-restaurant-and-pub.business.site/
Usually visited in the Summertime, Star Creek Falls is a photo opportunity spot! Surrounded by evergreen trees and mountains, this is the perfect place to hike, take wedding photos, or let your dog experience nature.
Photo: Google Maps, Julius Izykowicz
Crowsnest Coffee Café offers an eclectic and satisfying menu: healthy organic foods, free trade coffees, and Rooibos teas.
Here rousingly aromatic coffees are roasted by Oso Negro and Crowsnest Coffee Co. Drip, Lattes, Mochas, Chai, and London Fog; we do our best to quench your thirst. We use ingredients from around the world, specializing in Thai, Mexican, and Indian flavours.
Photo: http://www.crowsnestcafeandflyshop.ca/
