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An interpretive display at Leitch Collieries Provincial Historic Site, the ruins of a historic coal mine.
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Underground tours of the former coal mine.
The small coal-mining town of Frank in the Crowsnest Pass region had 82 million metric tons of rock come crashing down on it in 1903. Turtle Mountain, above the town, had unstable geology to begin with and had been made more unstable by extensive mining. This was Canada's deadliest rockslide ever, killing 90, but fortunately it missed much of the town.
The Crowsnest River plunges 12 m (39 ft) into a deep pool in the canyon below. Watch the falls from the observation platform and then walk down into the limestone gorge for a closer look.
Thus is a small ski-hill located in Blairmore, which is more of a beginner's slope.
An outdoor swimming pool open in the summer.
Pamphlets for self-guided historical driving tours of the municipality are also available.