Enjoy some of the last moments of winter and the first breaths of spring. This time of the year provides a unique opportunity to experience a full range of activities available in the Central Alberta area. From hiking to horse back riding here are our top 10 activities.
Learn about our History
Rocky Mountain House boasts a National Historic Site on the banks of the North Saskatchewan River where you can learn about Indigenous Peoples, fur traders, and legendary explorer David Thompson. The town also features a quaint local museum which has an impressive collection of artifacts focusing on Central Alberta culture.
Fore!
Play a round of golf at Pine Hills Golf Course only a 15min drive from the Inn. The Pine Hills Golf Club combines the challenge of a championship golf course with the serenity of a classic retreat and offers dramatic views and a casual, unhurried atmosphere.
Take a Hike
Challenge your inner explorer and enjoy a hike in the David Thompson Country. The area extends from Rocky Mountain House to Nordegg and boasts some excellent mountain trails. Check out DavidThompson.com to see a list of local hikes. You can tackle the trails with a friend or take a guided adventure in all seasons.
Go for a Ride
The foothills are calling and we have lots of options of how you can explore them. Take a horse back ride with JKL Trail Rides or shred up a dirt path on a ATV with Pinnacle Tours.
Catch a Fish
The Central Alberta area has plenty of fishing options to choose from anytime of year. Whether you want a try ice fishing, fly fishing, or just sit on the bank of creek basking in the sun pretending to fish we’ve got you covered. One of the best options, Prairie Creek is literally steps away from the Inn.
Appreciate the Natural Beauty
About an hour and a half to two hours west of Rocky Mountain House you can find Siffleur Falls and Crescent Falls, two spectacular splashy examples of natures beauty.
Have a Drink
The Rocky Mountain House Area boasts some world class craft breweries including Rival Trade and Tamarack Jacks Meadery. Enjoy a loving crafted beer and a snack in their tap rooms and take home a 6 pack for later.
Jump in a Lake
Just 30 mins from TPCI is Crimson Lake Provincial Park. Visitors can enjoy boating, fishing, swimming, a 10KM walking trail around the lake, abundant wildlife such as moose and deer, and the solitude of dense evergreen forests. The lake even has cross country ski trials in the winter.
Go Shopping!
Whether your looking for something special for your self or the perfect gift for someone back home, main street Rocky has a lot of cute shops to explore.
Prairie Creek Antiques | Rocky Mountain Market | Brick Road Collectibles | Henry’s Western Wear | Cherubs Gift Boutique
Simply “Be”
TPCI is the perfect spot to take a moment and just be. The quite atmosphere of this lovely country Inn allows you the luxury to do nothing and reconnect with your self while enjoying the lush forest, rolling meadows and bubbling creek just outside your door.
