Called the Serengeti of the Americas the Cranbrook environ is renowned for its abundant wildlife, classic mountain scenery, crystal-clear lakes and rivers, and limitless outdoor possibilities.

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Population: 18,043

Elevation: 921 metres (3022 ft.)

Access: Cranbrook is serviced by commercial air and buslines. Highway 3/95, both well maintained routes, can take you east to Fernie or west to Creston.

Recreation Facilities & Activities: golf course, mini-golf, waterslides, swimming pool, skating rink, tennis courts, city & provincial parks, hunting, fishing, hiking, trail-rides, snowmobiling, downhill & cross-country skiing

Local Attractions: Canadian Museum of Rail Travel, Elizabeth Lake Wildlife Sanctuary, Heritage Walking Tour, Key City Theatre, Splash Zone Waterslide, St. Eugene Mission

May - Kootenay Children's Festival

June - Rockin' in the Rockies, Sam Steele Days

Accommodations: Travellers can choose from a number of hotel/motels and camgrounds/RV parks in town as well as bed & breakfasts. In the surrounding area, there are provincial and commercial campgrounds, guest ranch and bed & breakfast.

For Information:
Cranbrook & District Chamber of Commerce
Cranbrook Visitor Info Centre, 2270 Cranbrook St. N., Box 84, Cranbrook, BC V1C 4H6 • Tel: (250) 489-5261 or (250) 426-5914 • Fax: (250) 426-3873

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