Come and see what the locals love.

We offer exceptional outdoor experiences through dry camping, local history hiking excursions, and comprehensive tourism information in the beautiful Crowsnest Pass area. As local guides, we take pride in showcasing the natural beauty of our region while sharing its rich history and culture.

Our customized tours are designed to provide an immersive and authentic experience for our guests, allowing them to explore the same trails and landmarks we grew up with. Let us take care of all the details and create memories that will last a lifetime.

Come stay at the Bellevue campground and start your exploring.

The campground and Tourism information hut are now open. Come say hi. We are located just off highway 3 at the east entrance to Bellevue. 27 ave. and 227 street.

We are proudly a member of Indigenous Tourism Alberta as well as Tourism Alberta

In the spirit of reconciliation, we acknowledge that we live, work and play on the traditional territories of the Blackfoot Confederacy. Sitsika, Kainai, Piikani, the Tsuut’ina, the Iyaxe Nakoda Nations, The Metis Nation (Region 3), and all people who make their homes in the treaty 7 region of Southern Alberta

AMENITIES

Here in the Crowsnest Pass, we offer fresh air, friendly faces, some amazing artistry, and some of the best cuisine around. Our Mountain community has all the amenities one needs.

We have trails for all skill levels. World renowned fishing and some of the best views. Explore on foot or by bike.

17 site non serviced campground with on site sani-dump, potable water, warming shelter and washrooms. Or set your tent up on the grass in our open tenting area.

Visit the famed little church

Our Involvement

After returning back to the Crowsnest Pass after being gone for a few years, we jumped back at the chance to get more involved with the community. We have been volunteering with the Crowsnest Pass Bear Smart Team and help the local Fish and Wildlife with animal location and search assistance. We have learnt so much from the amazing Bear Smart team and now help teach courses to the public and also with the Team at the Canadian Bear Safety Authority.

"Not all those who wander are lost." - J.R.R. Tolkien

We also work along side with 40 Developmental Assets CNP. We have teamed up to give local grade 7 to 12 kids the chance to learn some basic outdoor survival skills, ice fishing and campout. We are firm believers that the young should be given a chance to learn something new and grow.

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Hiking to Window Mountain Lake, and stand up paddle boarding this beautiful lake, has been on my “to do” list for some time. But, given some restrictive medical conditions, I always felt the hike was out of my reach. Brent took his time with me, and even though it took us almost twice the time to hike the trail, he was a patient and understanding guide. Thanks Brent for making this dream a reality.

-Kat Naylor

I have lived in southern Alberta for most of my life and I thought I had seen the best of what the Crowsnest Pass has to offer. Well I was wrong! During the covid shut down and the inability to travel, we decided to do a staycation. Brent guided us to some of the lesser known gems the Crowsnest Pass has to offer, places only a true local would know. Thanks again Brent for opening my eyes to the beauty and wonders within my own back yard.

Don Naylor

During our hike to Lille, Brent was able to show us historical areas and structures we had missed in all our previous adventures. When we arrived at the abandoned townsite, Brent brought the site to life describing details of the town from the past. Overall it was a very informative and enjoyable experience. Definitely recommend!

Tom and Mandee Brown

As a Fish and Wildlife Officer in the Crowsnest Pass area for the past 24 years , I believed I had a good understanding of the local history and landscape. One day last year I had the opportunity to attend a hike with Brent Koinberg and my family. During this adventure Brent immediately fell into the role as a guide and historian. The day was very informative and educational, learning more about the history and landscape of the area which I was not aware of. Brent is well spoken and knowledgeable which made the day quite enjoyable.

John Clarke

District Fish and Wildlife Officer

Regional Problem Wildlife Specialist