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Promotes wolf conversation. The centre houses wolves, and presents an interpretive talk about their behaviour and the work to help protect them.
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Ranked as the best value in British Columbia.
Home to one of Canada’s highest suspension bridges at 426 ft feet above an expansive canyon. Offers views of the Rocky and Purcell mountain ranges. Other activities include a zipline, rock wall climbing, and axe throwing.
The longest covered, free-span timber-frame pedestrian bridge in Canada, over the Kicking Horse River. Built by volunteers from around the world, it won the Communities in Bloom, Most Innovative Project for 2001. It intersects with a walking trail that circles the town, and is great for photos.