Events in HR
http://www.highriverchamber.com/variouspages/events.htm

Discover High River - Attractions
From our beautiful murals throughout town, dinner theatre and the Bob Snodgrass Recreation Complex, there's always something to do.

Bob Snodgrass Recreation Complex
228 - 12 Avenue S.E.
Infoline: 652-4041
Swimming pool, sauna and hot tub rentals: 652-4042
Two sheets of ice, ice rentals or off-season special event rentals: 652-4042

Highwood Curling Club: 652-2774

For information on ball diamonds, soccer pitches, tennis, sports and community special events, etc: 652-4042

Churches
http://www.highriverchamber.com/highriverpages/churches.htm

Hospital
http://www.highriverchamber.com/highriverpages/hospital.htm

Restaurants
http://www.highriverchamber.com/highriverpages/restaurants.htm

Schools
http://www.highriverchamber.com/highriverpages/schools.htm

Discover High River - Town
http://www.highriverchamber.com/highriverpages/town.htm

Discover the Foothills
http://www.highriverchamber.com/foothillspages/foothills.htm

Longview
Archie and Janet Hogg Park.
Call 558-3795
Indian Graves Provincial Recreation Area.
Call 646-5887

Nanton
Chain Lakes Provincial Park. Call 646-5887
Nanton Campground. Call 646-2653

Okotoks
Okotoks Lions Sheep River Campground.
Call 938-4282
Okotoks Wilderness Campground.
Call 938-6036
River Bend Campground.
Call 938-2017

Visit Alberta's unique Heritage attractions, and learn about archaeology, Pre-Contact, First Nations and Metis, Fur Trade and Mission history by the Heritage Community Foundation.

Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump
Located 18 km north & west of Fort Macleod, Alberta, Canada at a place where the foothills of the Rocky Mountains meet the great plains, one of the world's oldest, largest and best preserved buffalo jump is known to exist -- Head-Smashed-In. Designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1981, Head-Smashed-In has been used continuously by aboriginal peoples of the plains for more than 5,500 years

Alberta's a natural beauty. And a bit of a show-off. From the inland seas of prairie wheat to the soaring peaks of the Canadian Rockies to the eerily beautiful hoodoos, Alberta loves to draw attention to itself.
It's no wonder that UNESCO crowned Alberta with 5 of Canada's 13 World Heritage Sites. And each of them is an national treasure: Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump, Waterton/Glacier National Park, Banff-Jasper National Parks, Wood Buffalo National Park and Dinosaur Provincial Park. We also have 5 national parks and over sixty provincial parks, each one serving up breathtaking beauty

Some of our spectacular parks, lakes and other natural resources are nearby on the prairies, in river valleys and found within wooded forests. Here too you can find nature-based holidays.

Provincial Parks & Protected Areas - A large listing of parks for camping and protected areas with services and facilities information.

Banff National Park
UNESCO World Heritage Site and Canada's first National Park (1885).

Cave and Basin National Historic Site
Warm thermal springs; the birthplace of the National Parks system.
Banff Park Museum National Historic Site.
An early natural history museum in Rustic style.
Elk Island National Park.
Home of Alberta plains and wood bison.

Jasper National Park
UNESCO World Heritage Site and glacial jewel of the Rockies.

Waterton/Glacier National Park
UNESCO International Peace Park; where the Rocky Mountains meet the prairie.
Wood Buffalo National Park.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site larger than Switzerland.

Canada Interactive Map
This interactive Java map lets you explore Canada's provinces, towns & cities as well as the country's most popular visitor attractions. Locate and learn about PEI's Confederation Bridge, the Calgary Stampede, Toronto's CN Tower, Victoria's Butchart Gardens, Québec's Chateau Frontenac and more.

Alberta Interactive Map
Explore Alberta at a glance! This interactive Java map lets you explore the towns, cities and attractions of Alberta. Highlights include Horseshoe Canyon,

Alberta Interactive Map - Golf Courses
This interactive map highlights the location of many of Alberta's top golf courses. Find contact numbers, brief course descriptions and golf tour information.

Alberta Interactive Map - Campgrounds
This interactive Java map lets you located and learn about most of Alberta's campgrounds. Find useful information including directions, contact numbers and town and city descriptions.

Banff Interactive Map - Alberta
Interactive maps of Banff with clickable links to accommodations (including hotels and bed & breakfasts), attractions, restaurants and shopping!

"The Greatest Outdoor Show On Earth"
For ten exhilarating days every July, the Old West comes alive with a city wide celebration of true western hospitality and rousing fun!

From the world famous, ground shaking, Chuckwagon Races to the richest eight seconds in Rodeo to the spectacular evening Grandstand Show extravaganza, the Calgary Stampede offers non-stop action that'll keep you on the edge of your seat. The high steppin' two hour parade kicks off to the streets with a burst of energy, colour and music.

The top professional cowboys compete in a myriad of rodeo events, including bull riding, roping, bareback riding, steer wrestling and barrel racing. Ditch your city slicker look and grab your western duds, and join in on pancake breakfasts, square dancing, the hair-raising rush of the midway, authentic Indian Village, re-created frontier town, gambling hall and dazzling fireworks. If you thought the Wild West had been tamed…you're only half right. The legend continues…

Located in downtown Calgary. For more information, please call 1-800-661-1260 or visit their web site at www.calgarystampede.com

New to Alberta?
www.newcomersclub.com/ab.html
This is a directory of clubs and organizations in Alberta, which are designed to give people new to the area the opportunity to meet and develop friendships with others who live in the area. Many of these groups have general meetings and interest groups which encourage members to learn about their new city, its culture, activities, lifestyle, and to develop friendships by sharing interests and hobbies with each other. Some of the different groups in the directory include Newcomers Club, New Neighbors, Welcome Friends, Friends & Families, American Women's Club, Welcome Club, Cordial Caravan, Welcome Wagon Social Club and more.

Visit Alberta
http://www.alberta-canada.com/visit/

Moving To Alberta - ezine
www.movingto.com/Alberta.htm

Hunting in Alberta
http://www.abhunting.com/
Do you want a chance to hunt a trophy whitetail deer, mule deer, moose, elk, big horn sheep, pronghorned antelope, black bear, cougar and other big game hunts? Do you enjoy duck, goose, grouse or pheasant hunting and want to experience the best waterfowl and upland game bird hunting in North America? You've come to the right place!

Fly Fishing in Alberta
www.albertaflyfish.com/
www.flyfishalberta.com/