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Town in Alberta, Canada
Photo: Mack Male from Edmonton, AB, Canada, CC BY-SA 2.0 via Wikimedia Commons
Rocky Mountain House is a town of 6,600 people in the Foothills region of Alberta, Canada.
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An archaeological site that contains the remains of several early 19th-century fur trade forts known as Rocky Mountain House. It is on the North Saskatchewan River. The designation refers to the remains of trading establishments built and occupied between 1799 and 1875 on the west bank of the North Saskatchewan River above its confluence with the Clearwater River together with an associated burying ground.
There are numerous ATV trails west of Rocky Mountain House, accessible from Hwy 11 and the Forestry Trunk Road.
There are numerous mountain biking trails west of Rocky Mountain House.
There are many different locations in the Rocky Mountain House area that are open to hiking.
Steakhouse, burgers, wraps, family restaurant, breakfasts.
Korean & Italian cuisine. Vegetarian & gluten-free options.
Pub and party place serving Bento boxes.
15 sites, not suitable for large units.
Bath house with flush toilets and showers. Fire pits, firewood and picnic tables. Nine cottages are also available for rent.
61 sites. Fully serviced or with power and water only. No tenting sites available.
120 unserviced sites and 3 mini group sites with shelter.
Offers great access to the North Saskatchewan River for canoes and kayaks. There are also a few small campsites available that are quiet and well in the trees. Due to steep access road conditions, large units are not recommended.
Small campground, with just a few campsites nestled in the forest by the lake. There is a boat launch and a pier.
3 tipis and 6 trappers tents oon raised platforms with period tables and chairs; 24 non-serviced RV sites and 12 non-serviced tenting sites.
Rocky Mountain House Inn & Suites
Bed and breakfast country inn.
An eclectic collection of furniture, coins, comics, war history, sports memorabilia, celebrity autographs along with collectible toy brands including Tonka, Lincoln trucks, Wyandotte, Hot Wheels, Matchbox, Dinky Toy, Fisher Price, Structo, Husky, Buddy L, Marx, Nylint, ERTL, Thistle, antiques & toys.
A country store well stocked with yarns and knitting supplies. Twisted Barn also offers homemade jam & tarts, farm raised chickens, to canned salmon. Giftware from bison wallets to hand woven rag rugs.
Rocky Mountain House can be accessed from Edmonton or Calgary by taking the Queen Elizabeth II Highway (Highway 2) to Red Deer, then going west on Highway 11.
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