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Home to the Visitor Information Centre, Country Store, and a Western Canadian Frontier Village with 27 heritage cabins and two museum buildings.
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Allied Arts Council
Pincher Creek landmark was built in 1910 and served as the private residence of local businessman Timothee Lebel until 1924. Purchased by the Town of Pincher Creek in 1985 to become the current home of the Allied Arts Council.
Heritage Acres Farm Museum features over 50 relocated and restored buildings, including historic barns, a schoolhouse, church, and blacksmith shop. Visitors can explore exhibits and demonstrations, such as tractors, threshing equipment, and horse-drawn implements.
Biking, bird watching, boating, fishing, hiking, wildlife viewing, cross-country skiing, ice fishing, snowshoeing.
Kilometres of groomed skiing runs, natural half pipes, deep fresh powder, short lift lines and wide open spaces.