Nature Lodges (Crowsnest Pass, Canada)

Charming Rental for a Fishing Getaway to the Crowsnest River in Alberta, Canada

Crowsnest Pass, Alberta (Canada)

Nature Lodges

1 unit

2 guest capacity

Private Bathroom

Accommodation Description

· Kid-friendly · Barbecue

This charming room rental is located on the banks of the Crowsnest River in Alberta, Canada and can accommodate up to three guests. The room has a solid wood queen-size bed and a cot is available for an extra sleeping space. In the room, guests will find a ceiling fan, a clock radio, and a luggage rack. The en-suite has a toilet, a sink, a shower, a hairdryer, and toiletries. Linens, towels, and bathrobes are provided. Guests staying here will have access to the cookhouse to prepare meals, as well as to the river from the property grounds. Read More

Accommodation Features

Bathtub
Shower
Electricity
Bathroom
Towels
Queen-size bed
Toilet
Deck/Patio
Fire pit
Linens
Twin/Single bed
Shared Barbecue

There is a newly constructed cookhouse for guests to prepare meals. The hosts supply the food for breakfast, but the guests prepare their own breakfast and are welcome to use the kitchen for other meals too. There is a heated shop where machines can be stored, thawed, and maintained (tools are not included) and a wax bench for ski and snowboard tuning. Car parking is available on site, and the property has complimentary Wi-Fi. Outside guests can enjoy a bonfire in the fire pits by the river bank.

Location + Surroundings

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Local services

Supermarket

Entertainment

Movie theater
Museums
Shopping

This bed and breakfast is located on the banks of the Crowsnest River, Alberta, Canada, which is a world-class catch-and-release wild trout stream in the eastern slopes of the Rocky Mountains. Being located near the Rockies makes this an incredible destination for snow sports, and there are two four-season ski resorts within an hours drive. The area is also popular with tourists for the scenery, hiking, rock climbing, hunting, and bird watching. Crowsnest is a busy town and should have all the supplies guests will need, and if not Calgary is only two hours away by car. Read More

Activities

Adventures and sports

Golfing
Biking
Winter sports

The property sits on 1.5 miles of a pristine Class A trout fishing river, with great opportunities for fly-fishing during the summer. There are stunning hikes in the area, including the Miner’s Path, which takes in breathtaking falls and leads to the old McGillivray Mine site. There are also a number of bolted routes for rock climbing across from Crowsnest Lake. Glampers who want to hit the slopes will be spoilt for choice here: Castle Mountain Resort and Fernie Alpine Resort are both about 44 miles away. Nearby Blairmore has a small hill for night skiing. There are plenty of fantastic options for snowmobiling too in Castle, the Crowsnest area, Corbin, and in Fernie.