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Herds of wild horses inhabit the fields and slopes of the lower Rocky Mountains. Best viewing is early spring and summer. Wild Horses of Alberta Society rescue facility is located 15 minutes west of Sundre.
A forested garden displaying stone sculptures (6 to 12 feet high) created each summer by artists from around the world. The collection represents India, Cuba, Kenya, Vietnam (3), Thailand, Armenia, Ireland (2), and Canada.
Exhibit gallery of barrel-fired pottery by Sundre Artist David Todd, who uses a primitive firing pit and glazes made from the ash of local trees.
Sundre Pioneer Village Museum & World of Wildlife
Showcases Western culture of ranching, rodeos, and taming the wild. The Chester Mjolsness World of Wildlife, part of the museum, offers a collection of preserved animals from around the world.
Aboriginal adventures and learning centre. Visitors will learn about aboriginal culture, taken on a walk through the woods, eat traditional indigenous foods, and learn to shoot bow and arrow.