Mambo Muhimu na Vilivyomo

Highlights

Entry to the Métis Crossing Cultural Centre and extensive grounds
Access to cross-country ski and snowshoeing trails (rentals available onsite)
Explore Métis river lot, farmyard, nature trails and wildlife paddocks

What’s Included

General admission to Métis Crossing Cultural Centre
Access to all outdoor trails and paddocks
Use of all public visitor areas

Kuhusu

Experience Métis Culture at Métis Crossing

Métis Crossing Cultural Centre is Alberta’s leading destination to encounter Métis history, culture and traditions. As the province’s first major Métis interpretive site, the centre serves as a place for cultural learning, storytelling and community events. Visitors are invited to immerse themselves in the rich heritage of the Métis people of Canada.

Unique Heritage and Setting

Nestled on 688 acres of scenic land, Métis Crossing is located on original river lots settled by Métis families in the late 1800s. This expansive property offers not only stunning prairie vistas but also preserves an important part of Canada’s Indigenous history. Visitors can reflect on their own stories while connecting with Métis traditions passed down through generations.

Things to See and Do

Stroll through the interpretive centre to discover educational exhibits and historical displays focused on Métis culture and the community’s impact on Alberta’s growth
Venture outdoors to explore well-maintained cross-country ski and snowshoe trails during the winter months—equipment rentals are offered onsite
Walk the natural trails, visit the farmyard and observe wildlife in paddocks that highlight traditional Métis interactions with the land
Learn about the river lot farming system unique to Métis settlers

Cultural Programs

The centre hosts regular gatherings, workshops and events that celebrate Métis music, art, language and cuisine. Visitors may have the chance to join community activities or see demonstrations of traditional skills. Please check the event calendar or inquire at arrival for current offerings.

Visiting Information

General admission includes access to both indoor and outdoor areas
Ski and snowshoe rentals, select signature experiences and art workshops incur extra fees
The centre is fully wheelchair accessible, and service animals are permitted

Why Visit Métis Crossing?

Métis Crossing is a place of connection where the past meets the present. It offers a unique learning journey for families, students and history lovers interested in Indigenous cultures. By visiting, you support a living cultural legacy and help preserve Métis stories for future generations.

Book your Métis Crossing Cultural Centre: Entry Ticket tickets now!

Mwongozo wa Wageni

Respect all exhibits, wildlife and natural areas
Follow posted directional signs and staff instructions
Supervise children at all times while on the grounds
Pets are not permitted except for service animals
Take waste with you or use disposal bins provided

Muda wa Ufunguzi

Jumatatu
Jumanne
Jumatano
Alhamisi
Ijumaa
Jumamosi
Jumapili

09:00am - 06:00pm 09:00am - 06:00pm 09:00am - 06:00pm 09:00am - 06:00pm 09:00am - 06:00pm 09:00am - 06:00pm 09:00am - 06:00pm

Maswali Yanayoulizwa Mara kwa Mara

What does the entry ticket include?

The ticket provides general admission to the cultural centre, nature trails and all public grounds. Certain workshops and equipment rentals require an extra fee.

Is Métis Crossing accessible for wheelchair users?

Yes, the centre and grounds are fully accessible and service animals are allowed.

Are food and beverages available onsite?

Café facilities may be available; check with staff for current dining options.

What are the opening hours?

The centre is open daily from 9:00am to 6:00pm.

Jua kabla ya kwenda

Wear comfortable shoes suitable for both indoor exhibits and outdoor trails
Bring valid photo ID for admission
Allow extra time to enjoy seasonal programs and outdoor activities
Service animals are welcome throughout the centre
Check for special workshops or guided tours during your visit

Sera ya kughairi

Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the experience

Anwani

17339 Victoria Trail-T0A 3C0

Mambo Muhimu na Vilivyomo

Highlights

Entry to the Métis Crossing Cultural Centre and extensive grounds
Access to cross-country ski and snowshoeing trails (rentals available onsite)
Explore Métis river lot, farmyard, nature trails and wildlife paddocks

What’s Included

General admission to Métis Crossing Cultural Centre
Access to all outdoor trails and paddocks
Use of all public visitor areas

Kuhusu

Experience Métis Culture at Métis Crossing

Métis Crossing Cultural Centre is Alberta’s leading destination to encounter Métis history, culture and traditions. As the province’s first major Métis interpretive site, the centre serves as a place for cultural learning, storytelling and community events. Visitors are invited to immerse themselves in the rich heritage of the Métis people of Canada.

Unique Heritage and Setting

Nestled on 688 acres of scenic land, Métis Crossing is located on original river lots settled by Métis families in the late 1800s. This expansive property offers not only stunning prairie vistas but also preserves an important part of Canada’s Indigenous history. Visitors can reflect on their own stories while connecting with Métis traditions passed down through generations.

Things to See and Do

Stroll through the interpretive centre to discover educational exhibits and historical displays focused on Métis culture and the community’s impact on Alberta’s growth
Venture outdoors to explore well-maintained cross-country ski and snowshoe trails during the winter months—equipment rentals are offered onsite
Walk the natural trails, visit the farmyard and observe wildlife in paddocks that highlight traditional Métis interactions with the land
Learn about the river lot farming system unique to Métis settlers

Cultural Programs

The centre hosts regular gatherings, workshops and events that celebrate Métis music, art, language and cuisine. Visitors may have the chance to join community activities or see demonstrations of traditional skills. Please check the event calendar or inquire at arrival for current offerings.

Visiting Information

General admission includes access to both indoor and outdoor areas
Ski and snowshoe rentals, select signature experiences and art workshops incur extra fees
The centre is fully wheelchair accessible, and service animals are permitted

Why Visit Métis Crossing?

Métis Crossing is a place of connection where the past meets the present. It offers a unique learning journey for families, students and history lovers interested in Indigenous cultures. By visiting, you support a living cultural legacy and help preserve Métis stories for future generations.

Book your Métis Crossing Cultural Centre: Entry Ticket tickets now!

Mwongozo wa Wageni

Respect all exhibits, wildlife and natural areas
Follow posted directional signs and staff instructions
Supervise children at all times while on the grounds
Pets are not permitted except for service animals
Take waste with you or use disposal bins provided

Muda wa Ufunguzi

Jumatatu
Jumanne
Jumatano
Alhamisi
Ijumaa
Jumamosi
Jumapili

09:00am - 06:00pm 09:00am - 06:00pm 09:00am - 06:00pm 09:00am - 06:00pm 09:00am - 06:00pm 09:00am - 06:00pm 09:00am - 06:00pm

Maswali Yanayoulizwa Mara kwa Mara

What does the entry ticket include?

The ticket provides general admission to the cultural centre, nature trails and all public grounds. Certain workshops and equipment rentals require an extra fee.

Is Métis Crossing accessible for wheelchair users?

Yes, the centre and grounds are fully accessible and service animals are allowed.

Are food and beverages available onsite?

Café facilities may be available; check with staff for current dining options.

What are the opening hours?

The centre is open daily from 9:00am to 6:00pm.

Jua kabla ya kwenda

Wear comfortable shoes suitable for both indoor exhibits and outdoor trails
Bring valid photo ID for admission
Allow extra time to enjoy seasonal programs and outdoor activities
Service animals are welcome throughout the centre
Check for special workshops or guided tours during your visit

Sera ya kughairi

Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the experience

Anwani

17339 Victoria Trail-T0A 3C0

Mambo Muhimu na Vilivyomo

Highlights

Entry to the Métis Crossing Cultural Centre and extensive grounds
Access to cross-country ski and snowshoeing trails (rentals available onsite)
Explore Métis river lot, farmyard, nature trails and wildlife paddocks

What’s Included

General admission to Métis Crossing Cultural Centre
Access to all outdoor trails and paddocks
Use of all public visitor areas

Kuhusu

Experience Métis Culture at Métis Crossing

Métis Crossing Cultural Centre is Alberta’s leading destination to encounter Métis history, culture and traditions. As the province’s first major Métis interpretive site, the centre serves as a place for cultural learning, storytelling and community events. Visitors are invited to immerse themselves in the rich heritage of the Métis people of Canada.

Unique Heritage and Setting

Nestled on 688 acres of scenic land, Métis Crossing is located on original river lots settled by Métis families in the late 1800s. This expansive property offers not only stunning prairie vistas but also preserves an important part of Canada’s Indigenous history. Visitors can reflect on their own stories while connecting with Métis traditions passed down through generations.

Things to See and Do

Stroll through the interpretive centre to discover educational exhibits and historical displays focused on Métis culture and the community’s impact on Alberta’s growth
Venture outdoors to explore well-maintained cross-country ski and snowshoe trails during the winter months—equipment rentals are offered onsite
Walk the natural trails, visit the farmyard and observe wildlife in paddocks that highlight traditional Métis interactions with the land
Learn about the river lot farming system unique to Métis settlers

Cultural Programs

The centre hosts regular gatherings, workshops and events that celebrate Métis music, art, language and cuisine. Visitors may have the chance to join community activities or see demonstrations of traditional skills. Please check the event calendar or inquire at arrival for current offerings.

Visiting Information

General admission includes access to both indoor and outdoor areas
Ski and snowshoe rentals, select signature experiences and art workshops incur extra fees
The centre is fully wheelchair accessible, and service animals are permitted

Why Visit Métis Crossing?

Métis Crossing is a place of connection where the past meets the present. It offers a unique learning journey for families, students and history lovers interested in Indigenous cultures. By visiting, you support a living cultural legacy and help preserve Métis stories for future generations.

Book your Métis Crossing Cultural Centre: Entry Ticket tickets now!

Jua kabla ya kwenda

Wear comfortable shoes suitable for both indoor exhibits and outdoor trails
Bring valid photo ID for admission
Allow extra time to enjoy seasonal programs and outdoor activities
Service animals are welcome throughout the centre
Check for special workshops or guided tours during your visit

Mwongozo wa Wageni

Respect all exhibits, wildlife and natural areas
Follow posted directional signs and staff instructions
Supervise children at all times while on the grounds
Pets are not permitted except for service animals
Take waste with you or use disposal bins provided

Sera ya kughairi

Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the experience

Anwani

17339 Victoria Trail-T0A 3C0

Mambo Muhimu na Vilivyomo

Highlights

Entry to the Métis Crossing Cultural Centre and extensive grounds
Access to cross-country ski and snowshoeing trails (rentals available onsite)
Explore Métis river lot, farmyard, nature trails and wildlife paddocks

What’s Included

General admission to Métis Crossing Cultural Centre
Access to all outdoor trails and paddocks
Use of all public visitor areas

Kuhusu

Experience Métis Culture at Métis Crossing

Métis Crossing Cultural Centre is Alberta’s leading destination to encounter Métis history, culture and traditions. As the province’s first major Métis interpretive site, the centre serves as a place for cultural learning, storytelling and community events. Visitors are invited to immerse themselves in the rich heritage of the Métis people of Canada.

Unique Heritage and Setting

Nestled on 688 acres of scenic land, Métis Crossing is located on original river lots settled by Métis families in the late 1800s. This expansive property offers not only stunning prairie vistas but also preserves an important part of Canada’s Indigenous history. Visitors can reflect on their own stories while connecting with Métis traditions passed down through generations.

Things to See and Do

Stroll through the interpretive centre to discover educational exhibits and historical displays focused on Métis culture and the community’s impact on Alberta’s growth
Venture outdoors to explore well-maintained cross-country ski and snowshoe trails during the winter months—equipment rentals are offered onsite
Walk the natural trails, visit the farmyard and observe wildlife in paddocks that highlight traditional Métis interactions with the land
Learn about the river lot farming system unique to Métis settlers

Cultural Programs

The centre hosts regular gatherings, workshops and events that celebrate Métis music, art, language and cuisine. Visitors may have the chance to join community activities or see demonstrations of traditional skills. Please check the event calendar or inquire at arrival for current offerings.

Visiting Information

General admission includes access to both indoor and outdoor areas
Ski and snowshoe rentals, select signature experiences and art workshops incur extra fees
The centre is fully wheelchair accessible, and service animals are permitted

Why Visit Métis Crossing?

Métis Crossing is a place of connection where the past meets the present. It offers a unique learning journey for families, students and history lovers interested in Indigenous cultures. By visiting, you support a living cultural legacy and help preserve Métis stories for future generations.