Welcome to cranbrook
BASECAMP OF THE KOOTENAYS
CRANBROOK IS THE LARGEST URBAN CENTRE IN THE KOOTENAY REGION; A MEETING POINT OF CULTURE, CUISINE, STUNNING SCENERY AND SPORTS FOR EVERY SEASON. WELCOME!
FACTS ABOUT CRANBROOK
• Cranbrook, or ʔA·KISK̓AQǂIʔIT—meaning “Two Valleys Coming Together” — lies in the traditional territory of the KTUNAXA PEOPLE , who have lived here for millennia.
• Located in the southeast corner of British Columbia, Cranbrook sits to the west of the KOOTENAY RIVER and south of the ST. MARY RIVER
• Cranbrook was ESTABLISHED IN 1898, when local MLA, Colonel James Baker, convinced the Canadian Pacific Railway to route its new line through Cranbrook instead of the community of FORT STEELE , making Cranbrook the major centre in the area.
• Cranbrook was incorporated as a CITY IN 1905
• Colonel Baker named the city after his hometown in Kent, England.
• Cranbrook’s POPULATION HAS GROWN TO 20,499 as of the 2021 census, making it the largest city in the Kootenay region.
• Historical weather data shows Cranbrook to be THE SUNNIEST CITY IN B.C , averaging 2,191 hours of sunshine per year, or about 315 days out of the year.
• Weather data also shows Cranbrook has an average daily high temperature of 26.2 degrees Celsius in July, and an average daily high of -3.4 degrees Celsius in December.
• Unlike most other communities in B.C., Cranbrook follows MOUNTAIN TIME throughout the year.
• Cranbrook is an important transportation hub in the region, as HIGHWAYS 3, 93 AND 95 ALL INTERSECT through the city.
• Cranbrook also has an INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT , the Canadian Rockies International Airport. It offers daily flights to and from Calgary and Vancouver.
• Major industries in Cranbrook include mining, forestry, government services, healthcare, tourism and commercial trade.
• Cranbrook has 10 ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS, TWO MIDDLE SCHOOLS AND ONE HIGH SCHOOL . It also has a post-secondary institution, COLLEGE OF THE ROCKIES
• Cranbrook has the LARGEST HOSPITAL IN THE KOOTENAY REGION, the East Kootenay Regional Hospital.
• Cranbrook is the sister city of Coeur d’Alene, Idaho.
• 21 PAST AND PRESENT NHL PLAYERS AND COACHES have called Cranbrook home, including Scott and Rob Niedermayer.
BY ROAD
HIGHWAY 3 (the Crowsnest Highway)
Runs south then west from Cranbrook across southern BC.
Travelling west from Cranbrook, Highway 3 intersects Highway 97 at Osoyoos and goes onto Hope, BC. Vancouver is only two hours from Hope.
Travelling east from Cranbrook, Highway 3 will take you through the Rocky Mountains into Alberta, with Lethbridge being the first major city on the route.
HIGHWAY 95
Running north from Cranbrook, Highway 95 terminates at Highway 1 (the Trans-Canada Highway), in Golden, BC.
Travelling south from Cranbrook, Highway 95 will take you over the US border at the Kingsgate/ Eastport crossing, and connects with US Highway 2 and Interstate 90.
DRIVING DISTANCES
Calgary, AB 400km / 248 mi
Spokane, WA 300km / 186 mi
Creston, BC 106km / 66 mi
Coeur d’Alene, ID 250km / 155mi
Lethbridge, AB 300km / 186 mi
BY AIR
Kalispell, MT 250km / 140 mi
Kelowna, BC 500km / 311mi
Whitefish, MT 200km / 124mi
Vancouver, BC 850km / 528mi
US Border 80km / 50mi
The Canadian Rockies International Airport (YXC) is a mere 14km from the centre of Cranbrook.
Regional air carriers in BC offer daily flights from Vancouver (YVR) and Calgary (YYC).
International carriers offer numerous daily flights from their international hubs in Vancouver (YVR) and Calgary (YYC).
HIGHWAY 93
Runs southeast from Cranbrook and will take travellers across the US Roosville border into Montana, travelling through Eureka and Whitefish MT and beyond. To the north, Highway 93 takes travelers to Radium Hot Springs, then through Kootenay National Park into Alberta.
Driving routes: hellobc.com
EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBERS
RCMP / Fire /BC Ambulance / Search and Rescue 911 Forest Fires 1-800-663-5555 or cell *5555
Non Emergency Phone Numbers
East Kootenay Regional Hospital 250-426-5281
Non-Emergency Police 250-489-3471
Public Works 250-489-0218
City Emergencies after hours 250-489-4264
Power outages | BC Hydro 1-888-769-3766
Drive BC 1-800-550-4997 or drivebc.com
CLIMATE
Average Temp High Low
Spring 13.2C / 56F 0.5C / 33F
Summer 25.9C / 79F 10.4C / 51F
Fall 11.8C / 54F 0C / 32F
Winter -1.6C / 29F -9.1C / 16F
indigenous culture
KTUNAXA FIRST NATION
KTUNAXA (PRONOUNCED ‘K-TOO-NAH-HA’) PEOPLE HAVE OCCUPIED THE LANDS ADJACENT TO THE KOOTENAY AND COLUMBIA RIVERS AND THE ARROW LAKES OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA FOR MORE THAN 15,000 YEARS.
ʔakisqakⱡiʔit (ah-kiss-gakth-lee-it), the place “Two Valleys Coming Together”, is central to the Rocky Mountain Trench in the Kootenay region of southeastern British Columbia, a place the ʔaq’amnik people call home. A place now known as Cranbrook.
Cranbrook resides in Ktunaxa ʔamakʔis, the homeland of the Ktunaxa Nation. Scientific evidence has dated Ktunaxa presence as far back as 15,000 years ago. For thousands of years the Ktunaxa people enjoyed the natural bounty of the Kootenay region, seasonally migrating throughout Ktunaxa ʔamakʔis, hunting and gathering.
Led by the dignified and respected Chief Isadore, the Ktunaxa people’s lives were changed forever by the challenges brought forth by European settlement in the late 1800s. These included the establishment of a residential school, and federally imposed land policies which eventually lead to the creation of the present day Indian Bands. Today, the four Ktunaxa communities, ʔakisq nuk First Nation, ʔaq’am, ʔakink um asnuq iʔit (Tobacco Plains Indian Band) and yaqan nukiy (Lower Kootenay Band) have worked with great effort to restore their culture and their language. If you visit the St. Eugene Golf Resort & Casino, located near ʔaq’am Community nearest Cranbrook, you will witness the strength of the Ktunaxa people. Previously a residential school, and responsible for tearing away their culture and language, it is now one of Canada’s most beautiful destination resorts, 100% owned by the Ktunaxa Nation.
Discover the Ktunaxa Nation’s rich history, vibrant culture, and deep connection to their ancestral lands—experience their stories and traditions at ktunaxahomelands.com
DID
YOU KNOW? THE KTUNAXA LANGUAGE IS A LANGUAGE ISOLATE, MEANING THAT IT IS LINGUISTICALLY UNIQUE AND UNRELATED TO ANY OTHER LANGUAGE IN THE WORLD.
THE KTUNAXA CREATION STORY
The Ktunaxa people have been in this area since Naⱡmuqȼin fulfilled his prophecy and placed the Ktunaxa people in this area to be the keepers of the land. At that time there was some disturbance caused by a huge water monster known as Yawuʔnik, who killed many of the animals. It was decided that Yawuʔnik had to be destroyed. A war party was formed. Yawuʔnik plied the Kootenay (wu·u ʔaqsⱡmaknik ʔakinmituk) and Columbia (Miȼqaqas) River System. When Yawuʔnik was killed, and butchered and distributed among the animals, Yawuʔnik’s ribs were scattered throughout the region that now form the Hoodoos seen throughout the region.
When the prophecy was fulfilled the spirit animals ascended above and are now the guiding spirits of the Ktunaxa. In all the excitement Naⱡmuqȼin rose to his feet and stood upright hitting his head on the ceiling of the sky. He knocked himself dead. His feet went northward and is today known as Ya·kⱡiki, in the Yellowhead Pass vicinity. Naⱡmuqȼin’s head is near Yellowstone Park in the State of Montana. His body forms the Rocky Mountains. www.ktunaxa.org/who-we-are/creation-story/
early settlement
EXPLORATION | GOLD RUSH | RAILROADS
CRANBROOK HAS COME A LONG WAY FROM ITS EARLY ROOTS AS A BASE FOR ROCKY MOUNTAIN EXPLORERS , THROUGH THE BOOM OF THE GOLD RUSH AND FINALLY TO THE LIVELY, VIBRANT CITY IT IS TODAY.
EARLY SETTLERS
1807 The first European settlers arrived in the region, including David Thompson, a fur trader and map-making explorer, who crossed the Rocky Mountains to explore the area.
1863 Gold was discovered nearby, and the gold rush began. Some 5,000 men rushed to the region to pan and prosper.
1883 Col. James Baker bought most of the current townsite. Baker named his property “Cranbrook” after his home in Kent, England.
1887 Sam Steele, of the North West Mounted Police arrived to address conflicts between Col. James Baker and the Ktunaxa people.
1898 A typhoid outbreak prompted the community to build the first hospital at St. Eugene Mission. The hospital was outgrown, built again and then one more time outgrown before relocating in 1901 to a larger facility in Cranbrook, also renamed the St. Eugene Mission.
1905 Cranbrook was incorporated as a city, with a population of 2000. It had water, a sewer, and a telephone system built by local businessmen.
1940 The population of Cranbrook had grown to 3000. Few places in the world were untouched by the horrors of WW2, and Cranbrook pays tribute to its fallen heros on the Wall Of Honour in Rotary Park.
2022 Continued growth and development over the last century has meant that Cranbrook today is a vibrant modern city with a population of approximately 20,000.
THE ORIGINAL “CRANBROOK ARCHES” WERE BUILT DURING THE 1930’S AND STOOD AS AN ICONIC REFERENCE POINT. THEY WERE DEMOLISHED IN THE 1950S TO MAKE WAY FOR THE WIDENING OF HIGHWAY 3, BUT TODAY VISITORS CAN FIND A REPLICA OF THE ORIGINAL ARCHES AT THE WEST ENTRANCE TO CRANBROOK’S DOWNTOWN CORE.
1898 THE INTRODUCTION OF THE CPR PASSENGER TRAIN AT CRANBROOK STATION CAUSED A POPULATION BOOM.
History & heritage
ARCHITECTURE | MUSEUMS | IMMERSIVE
EXPERIENCES
CRANBROOK’S FASCINATING HERITAGE CAN BE DISCOVERED IN ITS BEAUTIFULLY PRESERVED BUILDINGS, MUSEUMS, AND A LIVING HISTORICAL TOWN WHICH GIVES A UNIQUE INSIGHT INTO BYGONE DAYS.
Located on Highway 3/95, the CRANBROOK HISTORY CENTRE provides a fascinating insight into the history of rail travel and is a must-see for any train-enthusiast. Highlights of the railcar collection include the 1907 “Soo-Spokane Train” and the 1927 “Strathcona” which has accommodated VIP guests including Queen Elizabeth II and Sir Winston Churchill.
Widely considered to be the most elegant public venue in southeastern BC, inside the history centre you can see the beautiful ROYAL ALEXANDRA HALL that began its life in Winnipeg in 1906. When the hotel was demolished in 1971, its ballroom was carefully disassembled and stored until it was acquired by the Cranbrook History Centre, reconstructed and then reopened in Cranbrook in 2004. You can learn about Cranbrook’s history, natural history and local paleontology through the exhibits. For kids, the Centre offers as scavenger hunt throughout the exhibit spaces and a game
of eye-spy in the impressive model train display. The history centre also hosts monthly lectures and seasonal programmes, such as summer walking tours and games.
Located at 11-11th Avenue South, the STUDIO & STAGE DOOR was built in 1909, and originally served as Cranbrook Freemason’s Masonic Lodge, and is now home to Cranbrook Community Theatre.
Just down from the Studio & Stage Door, you’ll find FIRE HALL NO.1 Cranbrook’s original fire hall was established in 1929 and served the City until 2011.
“ SINCE IT WAS WITHIN THE ST. EUGENE MISSION SCHOOL THAT THE CULTURE OF THE KOOTENAY INDIAN WAS TAKEN AWAY, IT SHOULD BE WITHIN THAT BUILDING THAT IT IS RETURNED.” – ELDER MARY PAUL, 1984
In 2017, two friends transformed the dilapidated old fire hall into a unique craft beer tap house and gastropub, injecting life back into the old building while remaining sensitive to its heritage.
Established in 1910 and originally named the Kootenay Indian Residential School, the ST. EUGENE MISSION holds a dark history for the Ktunaxa people. The only project in Canada where an icon of such repression has been transformed into an ambitious and successful economic venture, the renovated old mission is now the St Eugene Golf Resort and Casino. The project has preserved wonderful original architectural features, and simultaneously recognizes the sad and difficult cultural legacy and shining future potential of the site.
Since its gold rush beginnings in 1864, FORT STEELE has gone from boomtown to regional centre, to ghost town, to one of the most important heritage attractions of its kind in British Columbia.
In 1961, after a public petition to the Provincial Government, Fort Steele was declared an historic park with a mandate “to preserve, present, and manage for public benefit the historic settlement of Fort Steele”.
Perched on the western slopes of the Rocky Mountains, Fort Steele is a dynamic living history museum, and attracts over 80,000 visitors a year to witness first hand what life was like in days gone by.
A DAY AT FORT STEELE
• OLD TIME TRADE DEMONSTRATIONS
• CLYDESDALE HORSE DRAWN WAGON TOURS
• GOLD PANNING
revel in the arts
MUSIC | THEATRE | FESTIVALS
CRANBROOK BOASTS A LIVELY ARTS SCENE ALL YEAR ROUND WITH EVENTS FOR EVERY SEASON - FROM LIVE MUSIC IN THE PARK AND LOCALLY PRODUCED THEATRE, TO FESTIVALS AND
FARMERS MARKETS.
CRANBROOK’S COMMUNITY
THEATRE group produces four shows a year, and the The Studio and Stage Door provides a unique setting for an intimate theatrical experience like no other.
Summer Sounds at ROTARY PARK is a mustsee in the summer months. Enjoy the relaxed vibe and talents of local musicians, complemented by a variety of food, drink and craft beer vendors.
CRANBROOK ARTS is one for the list for any art aficionados out there - their gallery and artisan shop are a hub for local artists and full of Kootenay charm. It’s rotating featured artist keeps the gallery fresh and exciting throughout the year.
The leading centre of performing arts, culture and conferencing in the East Kootenays, the KEY CITY THEATRE is a mecca of creativity and learning. A dazzling array of events and performances including comedy, live music and physical theatre will leave you spoilt for choice.
CRANBROOK FARMERS MARKET
Want to shop local? Come down and check out the myriad of produce on offer, from local honey, pasture raised meats, to artisan crafts and much more. Few leave this market empty handed!
eat, drink & be social FARM TO TABLE | OUTDOOR DINING |CRAFT BREWERIES
ABSORB CRANBROOK’S FAMOUS SUNSHINE BY DINING AL FRESCO IN THE SUMMER OR WARM YOURSELF IN A COZY PUB IN THE WINTER. EATING OUT IS GREAT IN ALL SEASONS.
FIRE HALL KITCHEN & TAP is pumped full of character, and features twenty craft beers on tap from around BC - there’s sure to be one you’ll love paired with their daily Burger of the Moment.
FISHER PEAK BREWING CO. at The Heid Out Restaurant offers craft beers on tap, plus seasonal brews, all handcrafted by master brewer Jordan. Pair your pint with a meal from one of their many Red Seal chefs. For a playful twist, check out ENCORE BREWING CO ., housed in a former bowling alley. Enjoy arcade games, bowling, and fantastic pizza alongside their rotating craft beer selection.
Chef Thomas’ open kitchen dining style has made a visit to ALLEGRA a remarkable dining experience for all the senses. Well loved by both residents and visitors since 2005, Allegra is a solid cornerstone in Cranbrook’s culinary landscape. We recommend the flamed saganaki with olive tapenade, a feast for the eyes as well as your taste buds!
With vibrant décor and bold Caribbean flavours, ELLA’S JAMAICAN RESTAURANT offers a dining experience as lively as its warm, welcoming service. Just across town, FENWICK & BAKER is a local favourite, serving cold beer and the best wings in Cranbrook.
What’s the perfect way to cap off a meal? Or get a sweet little pick-me-up to cool down from the summer sun? With TWISTED PEAKS FROZEN YOGURT of course. This locally made, all-natural ice cream gets the thumbs up from locals and visitors all year round - the only problem is deciding which flavour to sample.
THERE IS SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE TO ENJOY THANKS TO A BROAD MIX OF DINING OPTIONS.DON’T FORGET TO TRY ONE OF THE LOCAL CRAFT BEERS AND TREAT THE KIDS TO HAND-MADE ICE CREAM.
outdoor adventurist
FRESH AIR | THRILLS | EXPLORATION
MOUNTAIN VIEWS, ENDLESS TRAILS, ALPINE LAKES, AND HIDDEN WATERFALLS ARE ALL IN A SHORT DRIVE FROM CRANBROOK. ALL YOU NEED TO BRING IS YOUR SENSE OF EXPLORATION.
If you have two wheels and a modest amount of ambition, you will love 25km NORTHSTAR RAILS TO TRAILS which links Cranbrook and Kimberley on a former CP railway bed converted into a paved trail for walking, running, biking and blading. This year-round multi-use trail offers gentle grades in both directions allowing families to enjoy the spectacular views of the Steeples range, the St Mary River and the Purcell range.
Rent yourself a PADDLE BOARD, KAYAK OR CANOE from Just Liquid Sports and paddle to your heart’s content. If you are in the mood for exploration, make your way to Jim Smith Lake, only 7 km from town!
Love winter? CROSS COUNTRY SKI, SNOWSHOE OR FAT BIKE at the South Star Trails. Skate on the rinks at Idlewild Park and Baker Park. Or make Cranbrook your basecamp for ski days at Fernie or Kimberley Alpine Resorts, both of which offer world class terrain for all abilities.
EIGHT GOLF COURSES LINING 32 KM OF ROAD means there’s no shortage of golf opportunities in and around Cranbrook... make that nine if you include the challenging 18-Hole Mini Golf at Elizabeth Lake Lodge! IT’S REALLY JUST A CASE OF DECIDING WHAT YOU WANT TO DO, AS THE OPPORTUNITIES ARE ALMOST LIMITLESS FOR OUTDOOR ENTHUSIASTS.
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Cranbrook & chill WIND DOWN | RECHARGE | RELAX
TAKE THE WEIGHT OFF YOUR FEET & BREATHE IN THE FRESH MOUNTAIN AIR. CRANBROOK IS HOME TO AN ABUNDANCE OF OPTIONS FOR THOSE LOOKING TO SLOW THINGS DOWN & RELAX.
Grab a floatie and head to NORBURY LAKE . A favorite amongst locals, slip into relaxation as you coast along the calm waters and bask in the incredible mountain views.
There’s no denying that when it comes to the East Kootenay, one of the best ways to relax is with a fishing rod and a lounge chair on the BULL RIVER.
When the weather gets warm what could be more appealing than spending the day floating about on the calm waters of a beautiful aqua marine lake while taking in an amazing mountain vista? At 150km in length, LAKE KOOCANUSA is a manmade resevoir and one of the regions premiere summer recreation areas. Sunshine Houseboats offers daily, weekly, or longer watercraft rentals as well as having an amazing waterpark suitable for all ages. About a
one-hour drive, it’s well worth the trip.
Take a walk around IDLEWILD PARK or ELIZABETH LAKE SANCTUARY . At each location, you’re bound to be greeted by a collection of wildlife in the riparian habitats.
Cranbrook may just hold the record for most YOGA STUDIOS per capita. Calm your mind, body, and spirit at Inner Roar Yoga, Practice Movement Studio, Yoga I Am That, and more. Namaste.
If getting pampered is more your vibe, make your way to one of the many SPAS in our community; New Energy Wellness and Blush MediSpa have got you covered. For a unique experience, try Kamu Sauna—a portable sauna that brings relaxation to you, wherever you are.
THERE’S PLENTY OF RELAXING ACTIVITIES TO UNWIND AND RECHARGE. RANGING FROM YOGA TO SWIMMING IN THE BEAUTIFUL LAKES NEARBY, THERE IS SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE.
discover your wildside WILDLIFE VIEWING |
BIRD WATCHING | RARE SPECIES
THE MOUNTAINS, WATERWAYS AND WILD TERRAIN THAT SURROUND CRANBROOK ARE HOME TO A VAST ARRAY OF FLORA AND FAUNA.
Cranbrook and its vast surrounding BACKCOUNTRY of forests and mountains are home to grizzly bears, black bears, moose, deer, coyotes, wolves, cougars, beavers and mountain goats, and that’s just the tip of the iceberg.
Our region contains one of North America’s longest intact wetlands - THE COLUMBIA WETLANDS . It plays host to an incredible diversity of birds, including majestic bald eagles, ospreys and great blue herons.
With 200 unique bird species in the region, birders will delight in watching Canada geese, owls, hawks, wild turkeys and trumpeter swans, a provincially blue-listed species. In the spring please be cautious around nesting birds, making sure to give them adequate space.
Located to the west of Cranbrook, ELIZABETH LAKE is a large wetland area and WILDLIFE SANCTUARY covering 5.9 hectares (13 acres). Walking trails around the park and lake lead to bird-watching blinds and viewpoints, as well as picnic tables and benches.
The sanctuary is cared for by the ROCKY MOUNTAIN NATURALISTS and is home to many different animal species, from Western Painted Turtles and ground squirrels to permanent and migratory birds.
Raising up to three million baby trout annually, the KOOTENAY TROUT HATCHERY works hard every year to
BE PREPARED!
Get familiar with bear, moose and cougar safety practices before you go into the backcountry to keep both animals and humans safe. Make noise and hike in groups - animals don’t like to be surprised!
enhance recreational fishing opportunities in the area.
Everything you need to get started is provided; gear is available to loan and guides are happy to help get you started. Learn to Fish Programs can be arranged in advance and there is a stocked fishing pond on site for new anglers to practice their skills in catch and release angling.
The species raised include Rainbow trout, Cutthroat trout, Brook Char and Kokanee salmon. The red-listed White Sturgeon are also raised for conservation purposes.
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ANGLING | FLY FISHING | LURE SPINNING
EXPERIENCE OUTSTANDING FISHING IN OUR MANY LAKES, RIVERS AND STREAMS. WHATEVER HOOKS YOUR FANCY, FROM FLY-FISHING TO TROLLING TO SPIN-CASTING, WE’VE GOT YOU COVERED.
With 309 LAKES AND 1183 RIVERS AND STREAMS in the region, anglers should be prepared for spectacular fishing experiences in all seasons.
Lakes and streams are fully stocked thanks to the Kootenay Trout Hatchery. The long, DEEP LAKES are perfect for trolling and spin casting, the RIVERS AND STREAMS are ideal for fly-fishing and drift boats.
A quintessentially Canadian sight, the FROZEN LAKES OF WINTER are often dotted with tents as hardy fishermen take to the frozen waters while fish are hungry and without access to food.
LICENCE PLEASE
Each river and lake has different fishing allowances and restrictions under the Provinces Region 4 Regional Regulations. Make sure you check out the rules before embarking on your trip. gofishbc.com for more information.
RAINBOW
hit the trails
HIKE | BIKE | EXPLORE
WITH 2 MAJOR TRAIL SYSTEMS IN TOWN, AND DOZENS MORE TRAILS WITHIN A SHORT DISTANCE, CRANBROOK IS A TRAIL LOVER’S PARADISE. FROM SINGLE-TRACK MOUNTAIN BIKE TRAILS, TO CHALLENGING HIKES WITH AMAZING VIEWS, CRANBROOK HAS THE TRAIL ADVENTURE YOU SEEK.
At 2191 HOURS ANNUALLY , Cranbrook has the most sunshine hours of any city in BC. This means the valley is usually clear of winter snow early in the season creating a cyclist’s Utopia. Riders here get a head start compared to surrounding areas. With the relatively dry climate and the fast draining soil, the trails come into condition while the snow is still deep on the surrounding peaks. Quick and easy access to the Cranbrook Community Forest, South Star Trails, Northstar Rails to Trails, and the Chief Isadore Trail means the Cranbrook area has something for every rider.
2191 HOURS OF SUNSHINE PER YEAR.
Adjacent to the city’s northeast boundary is the CRANBROOK COMMUNITY FOREST This natural area hosts a variety of trail options including gravel road surfaces and mountain bike trails. The trails consist mostly of single track with some wider trails and logging roads. – 96 TRAILS
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SOUTH STAR RECREATION
TRAILS offer a versatile network of mountain bike trails that vary from easy to challenging. With a variety of loop trails suitable for novice to advanced riders you can take a short ride or an all-day outing. – 37 TRAILS
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For more information about biking around Cranbrook please use the Trailforks App from trailforks.com, or pick up a Cranbrook Tourism Trail Map at The Visitors Centre.
NORTHSTAR RAILS TO TRAILS
is a 25 km long trail that links Cranbrook and Kimberley on a former CP railway bed converted into a paved trail for walking, running, biking, and blading. This year-round, multi-use trail offers gentle grades in both directions allowing families to enjoy the spectacular views of the Steeples range, the St. Mary River, and the Purcell range. northstarrailtrail.com
3 BEST HIKES FOR VIEWS THE BEE LINE
WINDY BLUFF
WYCLIFFE BUTTES
3 BEST HIKES FOR FAMILIES
EAGER LOOKOUT
ELIZABETH LAKE
PERRY CREEK FALLS
3 BEST HIKES FOR WILDFLOWERS
EAGER HILLS IN APRIL/MAY
A 43.5 km packed gravel cycling trail, CHIEF ISADORE TRAIL mostly follows the reasonably level former railway grade from Cranbrook to Wardner. Part of the Great Trail. chiefisadoretrail.ca
For more detailed hiking information pick up the “Mountain Footsteps” and “Waterfall Hikes in Southern British Columbia” guidebooks. Available at local retailers: Huckleberry Books, High-Country Sports, or the Cranbrook Visitor Information Centre.
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WYCLIFFE BUTTES LATE APRIL/EARLY MAY
WASA LAKE PROVINCIAL PARK MID-APRIL
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about Spring wildflowers in Cranbrook.
climbing ACCENT | BELAY | CRUX
GET UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL WITH THE KOOTENAY ROCKIES ON ONE OF SEVEN CRAGS TO TEST YOUR CLIMBING ABILITIES
CLIMBING in the Cranbrook region has skyrocketed in the past 20 years. The industry itself has seen a major jump partly due to the 2020 Olympics, which included climbing as an official sport. This has sparked the local movement in a big way.
SEVEN DIFFERENT CRAGS offer a variation of styles and Grades. The region also has TWO POPULAR CLIMBING GYMS.
TOP 3 CRAGS FOR BEGINNERS
ST. MARY
One of the most accessible crags with two tiers. Located on the north side of St.Mary Lake the cliff is visible from the road and only a 30 second approach from the roadside pullout.
LUMBERTON
Another great crag for beginners. From Cranbrook head towards Moyie and turn right onto Lumberton road, follow the dirt road for 6km until you reach a lake with a beaver dam on the right-hand side, climbing can be found on both sides of the road.
PERRY CREEK
A great local crag with climbs ranging from 5.65.13. Leave Cranbrook on King Street, following the road until the Wycliff/Perry Creek Junction. Take Perry Creek Road 11km staying left at all forks, there is a pullout and signage marking the crag.
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR MORE INFORMATION, THE EAST KOOTENAY CLIMBING GUIDE IS AVAILABLE AT HIGH COUNTRY SPORTS OR ARQ MOUNTAIN CENTRE.
TOP TIP : Be aware in spring that ticks may be present so always check yourself after finishing a day of climbing.
Celebrate With Us
LIVE MUSIC | FESTIVALS | EVENTS
TO EXPERIENCE A COMMUNITY IS TO JOIN THE LOCALS AND CELEBRATE.
The events scene in Cranbrook is vibrant, diverse, and ever growing. Throughout the year Cranbrook is host to a plethora of live music, theatre, sporting events, festivals, and more.
Whether you are looking for heritage, a bike race, triathlon, or looking to celebrate local produce, Cranbrook is sure to scratch that itch. Start the year off right and cozy up with a live show at the Cranbrook Community Theatre or at KEY CITY THEATRE
Then come Spring, grab local produce from the Cranbrook Farmer’s Market, celebrate with SPIRIT OF THE ROCKIES FESTIVAL , or get playful at the Children’s Festival.
Get moving with popular summer sporting events like the Wasa Triathlon and the KOOTENAY ROCKIES GRAN FONDO , or enjoy music in the park with Summer Sounds. For a celebration of music, arts, and history, don’t miss ED FEST MUSIC & ARTS FESTIVAL , where live performances and creative expression bring Cranbrook’s past and present to life.
Craving Fall events? Check out Fort Steele’s Fall Fair, and Halloween SPOOKTACTULAR events. Then finally, close out a good year with the CRANBROOK CHRISTMAS MARKET , and JCI Santa Claus Parade.
Scan for more Cranbrook Events. NO MATTER THE SEASON, NO MATTER YOUR INTERESTS, WE SUGGEST YOU COME CELEBRATE IN CRANBROOK, BUT DON’T TAKE IT FROM US, COME FIND OUT FOR YOURSELF.
Pick up a more detailed map of the community forest at the Visitor Centre.
LEAVE YOUR WORRIES BEHIND AND HEAD TO ONE OF THE HUNDREDS OF STUNNING CAMPING SPOTS SURROUNDING CRANBROOK
Camping and RV-ing in the Cranbrook region exceeds every expectation. From VAST MOUNTAIN RANGES, NATURAL HOT SPRINGS, SPARKLING LAKES with hundreds of kilometres of beaches, to fast flowing rivers, and thick lush forests, the ultimate camping experience awaits you.
Immerse yourself in nature and spend days enjoying the CAREFREE CAMPING LIFESTYLE - there are amazing options for RVs or tenting within Cranbrook, and many more only minutes away.
If you are lucky enough to have a connection with a local, you may even become privy to some of their favourite BACKCOUNTRY CAMPING spots. Start by checking out cranbrooktourism. com/accommodations/remote-camping or by asking one of the knowledgeable staff at the Visitor Centre.
If you decide to set off on your own to camp in a remote location, remember to leave location and direction information with someone at home, and pack out what you pack in. Make sure the next person can enjoy the location as unspoilt as you did.
WYCLIFFE REGIONAL PARK CAMPGROUND
20 Unserviced campsites • Family friendly • Fire pits
Top-rated 18-hole disc-golf • Hiking and cycling trails Horseshoe & bocce pits • Sports fields • Picnic areas
DROP INTO THE VISITOR CENTRE AT 800 C BAKER STREET FOR A FRIENDLY WELCOME AND A WEALTH OF INFORMATION.
RV PARKS & CAMPGROUNDS
Fort Steele Resort & RV Park 10 Wardner Fort Steele Rd, Fort Steele 250-489-4268 fortsteele.com
Fort Steele Campground 335 Kelly Rd, Fort Steele P: 250-426-5117 fortsteelecampground.com
Kimberley Riverside Campground Site 500, St. Mary Lake Rd, Kimberley P: 250-427-2929 kimberleycampground.com
Noke Creek Cabins & Campground 9100 Moyie River Road, Cranbrook P: 780-801-1632
Regency Resort RV Park 2414 Cranbrook St N, Cranbrook P: 250-581-0776
St. Eugene RV Park KOA 7777 Mission Road, Cranbrook P: 866-292-2020 steugene.ca/en/rv-park
PROVINCIAL PARK CAMPGROUNDS
Jim Smith Lake Provincial Park 5 km west of Cranbrook Hwy 3/95 P: 250-422-3003 env.gov.bc.ca
Kikomun Creek Provincial Park 3 km west of Hwy 3/93 junction P: 250-422-3003 env.gov.bc.ca
Mount Baker RV Park 1501 1st St S 778-687-4833 campspot.com/book/mount-baker-rv-park
Moyie Lake Provincial Park 20 km south of Cranbrook Hwy 3/95 P: 250-422-3003 env.gov.bc.ca
Norbury Lake Provincial Park 18 km north from Hwy 3 P: 250-422-3003 env.gov.bc.ca
Premier Lake Provincial Park 72 km north of Cranbrook Hwy 93/95 P: 250-422-3003 env.gov.bc.ca
Wasa Lake Provincial Park 40 km north of Cranbrook Hwy 93/95 P: 250-422-3003 env.gov.bc.ca
Whiteswan Lake Provincial Park 22km southeast of the Village of Canal Flats P: 250-422-3003 env.gov.bc.ca
Wycliffe Regional Park Campground 1200 Perry Creek Road P: 250-489-2791 website: www.rdek.bc.ca/wycliffecampground
hole in one BIRDIE | BOGEY| ALBATROSS
ENJOY WORLD CLASS GOLF FOR DAYS ON END AT ONE OF THE EIGHT SUPERB GOLF COURSES AROUND CRANBROOK.
Set against stunning mountain vistas, many of our local courses regularly feature on the Top 100 Canadian Golf Course lists. The accolades and awards are many, as are the choices for a fantastic golf vacation based out of Cranbrook.
CRANBROOK IS TRULY A MAGNIFICENT GOLF DESTINATION with eight courses laid out over 32km, which offer inspiring views of mountain peaks, river valleys and forested hillsides. With excellent accommodation choices offered either within resort or in downtown Cranbrook itself, and an abundance of restaurants, pubs and bars, your next golfing holiday couldn’t be more ready for you!
Bootleg Gap Golf
400- 315 Ave, Kimberley
P: 250-427-7077
bootleggapgolf.com
Cranbrook Golf Club
2700 2nd Street S. Cranbrook
P: 250-426-6462 golfcranbrook.com
Mission Hills Golf Course | Executive par 3 3320 Theatre Road, Cranbrook
P: 250-489-3009 golfmissionhills.ca
Shadow Mountain Golf Course
7145 Highway 95A, Cranbrook P: 250-426-3306 shadowmountain.ca
St. Eugene Golf Resort & Casino 7777 Mission Road, Cranbrook. P: 1-877- 417-3133 steugene.ca/en/golf
Purcell Golf
415 302 Ave, Kimberley
P: 250-427-4161
Purcell.golf
Trickle Creek Golf Resort
500 Gerry Sorensen Way, Kimberley
P: 250-427-3389 tricklecreek.com
Wildstone Golf Course
950 Wildstone Drive, Cranbrook
P: 250-489-1282 wildstonegolf.com
make a splash SWIM | PADDLE | BOAT
WITH THE SHEER ABUNDANCE OF LOCAL LAKES AND RIVERS, IT COULDN’T BE EASIER TO ENJOY THE WATER LIFESTYLE IN THIS STUNNING REGION.
Choose from cliff jumping in glacial springs, swimming in warm lakes, paddling leisurely along meandering rivers or full-on white water rafting.
The good news is, that in the height of the summer sun, you don’t even have to leave town to get wet. Grab an ice cream and head to your choice of spray parks; located in downtown Cranbrook at Rotary Park, or the Kinsmen Spray Park near the College of the Rockies. You can also MAKE A SPLASH at the waterslide, rope swing, hot tub, sauna and steam room at Cranbrook’s Western Financial Place.
If a leisurely KAYAK OR PADDLEBOARD exploration is more your style, there is an abundance of choice waiting for you. Wasa Lake is a large lake located north of Cranbrook, where you can enjoy vistas of alpine forests and mountain peaks whilst chilling on the beach or exploring on a paddleboard.
For camping, kayaking, non-motorised boat launch and excellent fishing all in one stunning location, check out Norbury and Peckham’s Lakes located in the Fort Steele area.
As well as an INCREDIBLE SELECTION OF HOUSEBOATS to choose from, Sunshine Houseboat Vacations on Lake Koocanusa offers paddle boards or sport boats to rent, or you can enjoy a day out at their inflatable, family friendly water park on the lake.
For a faster pace and high octane boating, tubing water skiing, and wakesurfing, take your pick from Moyie, Koocanusa or Tie Lake to get your speed fix. Love the idea of ADRENALINEPUMPING WATER SPORTS but never had a chance to try it? Treat yourself to a lesson at H20 School at Lake Koocanusa.
For an unforgettable WHITE WATER RAFTING experience Kootenay Rafting Co. will give you a day to remember on the St. Mary River. Want to join Just Liquid Sports on one of their community paddle nights? Everything you need is available to rent, from paddle boards to kayaks.
TOP 5 FOR LAKE PADDLING
ST MARY LAKE
MOYIE LAKE - AT THE NARROWS
MONROE LAKE
MINERAL LAKE
NORBURY/PECKHAMS LAKE
TOP 5 FOR RIVER PADDLING
KOOTENAY RIVER | CLASS 1-2+
ST MARY RIVER | CLASS 1-4
BULL RIVER | CLASS 2-4+
ELK RIVER | CLASS 1-5+
SKOOKUMCHUCK CREEK | CLASS 4-5
let it snow
ALPINE SKIING | SLEDDING | SNOWSHOEING
LOVE WINTER? CRANBROOK IS THE IDEAL BASECAMP FOR A SNOWY ADVENTURE. WHETHER YOU ARE SEEKING THRILLS ON A SNOWMOBILE OR LOOKING TO SASHAY YOUR SKIS THROUGH AN IMMACULATELY GROOMED GLADE.
Just 25 minutes from Cranbrook, in the PURCELL RANGE, KIMBERLEY features North America’s largest gladed area, 1800 acres of terrain and 80 named runs. Receiving an annual snowfall of 4 metres/13 feet of fluffy champagne snow, the opportunities for winter fun are endless.
60 minutes east of Cranbrook and known for its epic powder, vast peaks and 2500 acres of skiable terrain, FERNIE REALLY PACKS A PUNCH . With up to 37 feet of snow per season, 142 named runs, 5 alpine bowls, state-of-the-art snowmaking and grooming equipment, and an exceptional beginners area, Fernie is a true winter playground for skiers and boarders of all levels.
Lumberton is Cranbrook’s go-to SNOWMOBILING destination, offering over 50 kilometres of immaculately groomed trails. Riders can explore deep powder, winding forest routes, and wide-open alpine terrain, all within easy reach of town.
To find out more, check out cranbrooksnowmobileclub.ca
If you travel south of Cranbrook you will find the glorious South Star trails which wind their way through snow-covered stands of western larch and lodgepole pine. The non-motorised, IMMACULATELY GROOMED TRAILS cover more than 50km.
The South Star Recreation Society maintains the trails through countless volunteer hours of designing, fundraising and constructing the fantastic facilities for all users.
SNOWSHOEING trails can be found within the city and all around the greater Cranbrook area. For a wide variety of terrain, check out the Cranbrook Community Forest, and South Star Trails - there is something for everyone from family outings to hardcore snowshoeing expeditionists looking to cover longer distances.
Biking doesn’t have to stop when the snow arrives; Cranbrook is a true FAT BIKING destination with a network of 20km of groomed singletrack in the South Star and Community Forest trail networks.
You can find out more about both of these areas at: southstartrails.com cranbrookcommunityforest.com
TOP 10 WINTER ACTIVITES
ICE FISHING ON MONROE LAKE
SNOWSHOE OR FAT BIKE AT SOUTH STAR RECREATION TRAILS
DOWNHILL SKI AT KIMBERLEY ALPINE RESORT
CROSS COUNTRY SKI THE SOUTH STAR RECREATION TRAILS
PHOTOGRAPH THE SNOW COVERED ROCKY MOUNTAINS
TOBOGGANING & WIENER ROAST AT IDLEWILD PARK
SKATING ON ONE OF THE MANY OUTDOOR RINKS
TAKE IN A SHOW AT THE KEY CITY THEATRE OR THE STUDIO STAGE DOOR
SNOWMOBILE THE LUMBERTON TRAILS SHOP, EAT & DRINK IN CRANBROOK
OUTDOOR | INDOOR | KID-FRIENDLY
THERE’S NO DENYING THAT CRANBROOK IS A MECCA FOR PLAYING HARD! WITH MANY ACTIVITIES THROUGHOUT THE AREA, IT’S EASY TO SEE WHY SO MANY FAMILIES CHOOSE TO CALL CRANBROOK HOME.
Kids seem to have an endless supply of energy, and what way better to burn it than by being active around Cranbrook? MINIGOLFING AT ELIZABETH LAKE LODGE is not only a great way to burn some of that excess energy, it’s also voted the most challenging mini-golf course in Canada. Looking to get out of the heat? ARQ CLIMBING CENTRE will surely entertain your children while helping them stay active and build confidence. They even have a milkshake and smoothie bar.
Another popular activity kids in the Kootenays enjoy is FISHING THE MANY LAKES AND RIVERS , Cranbrook offers a variety of amazing fishing opportunities for all ages. Be sure to check the Region 4 Kootenay fishing regulations for updated restrictions.
If it’s water you are looking for then you are in luck, Cranbrook offers over a dozen lakes within a short drive. Go for a FLOAT AT JIMSMITH LAKE , with grass, sand, and picnic tables, it’s the perfect place for a family outing. Walk around the lake’s trail or grab a floaty and soak up the sun. Want to stay in town? Rotary Park and Kinsmen Park both have SPRAY PARKS that are popular on hot summer days.
With more than 100KM OF BIKE TRAILS in the Cranbrook Community Forest, Cranbrook is a family-friendly mountain bike mecca. For the little
daredevils, check out the PUMP TRACK by College of the Rockies. Looking for something entry-level? Check out the PADAWAN TRAIL AT EAGER LOOKOUT . This new adaptive trail is wider than usual trails and is great for young riders.
MORE FAMILY-FRIENDLY ACTIVITIES
• FORT STEELE
• KOOTENAY TROUT HATCHERY
• WESTERN FINANCIAL PLACE AQUATIC CENTRE
• ELIZABETH LAKE BIRD SANCTUARY
• IDLEWILD PARK -PLAYGROUND, DISC GOLF, FISHING & TOBOGGANING
• HORSEBACK RIDING
• MODEL TRAINS AT THE CRANBROOK HISTORY CENTRE
tie the knot ROMANCE | SCENERY | VOWS
WHAT COULD BE BETTER THAN TYING THE KNOT WITH THE DAZZLING ROCKY MOUNTAINS AS YOUR BACKDROP? THE WEDDING OF YOUR DREAMS IS WAITING FOR YOU HERE.
Cranbrook can provide your dream wedding location in any of the four seasons. Whether you want to have your first kiss in a winter wonderland, walk down an aisle of huge maple trees leading to a stately hotel, or say your vows with your toes in a warm lake, we’ve got you covered.
Why wed in the Kootenays?
#thekootenaylife is trending for a reason! Cranbrook’s laid back culture and passionate entrepreneurs will cater everything to suit your needs.
TOP 5 WEDDING LOCATIONS
Royal Alexandra Hall
Fort Steele
St. Eugene Resort
Bull River Guest Ranch
Three Bars Guest Ranch
TOP 5 SERVICES YOU DON’T WANT TO MISS
Mj’s Floral Boutique
The Heid Out Restaurant & Brewhouse
Sandor Party Rentals
Ella’s Restraurant
Tara’s Boutique
LOCALLY SOURCED | FAMILY FRIENDLY | FINE DINING
LOVERS OF THE CULINARY WORLD UNITE IN THE EAST KOOTENAYS. FRESH AND DELICIOUS FOODIE OPTIONS IN CRANBROOK CONTINUE TO DIVERSIFY. WE HAVE LISTED A FEW POPULAR PLACES THAT WE RECOMMEND YOU CHECK OUT FOR YOURSELF.
There are many ways to indulge; choose from a long table dinner - complete with breath-taking views of the Rocky and Purcell Mountains or plates meant to share, constructed from unexpected ingredients.
After a round of golf, or a day exploring, find a sun drenched patio and relax with friends and family while enjoying a meal made with wholesome fresh food complemented with great local brews or a fantastic glass of BC wine.
THE PERFECT DATE PLACE
Allegra Restaurant
Bay leaf Indian Fusion
Sakura Sushi & Grill
ALL THE BEST BREWS
The Heid Out Restaurant & Brewhouse
Encore Brewing
Fire Hall Kitchen & Tap
CULTURALLY INFLUENCED
Family Thai Restaurant
Pho Saigon
Delightfull
Ella’s Restaurant
FRESH AND LOCAL
Hot Shots Café
Dash Eatery
Peppergrass Market
SWEET TREATS
Max’s Place
Sweet Gestures
Twisted Peaks
shop till you drop
FASHION | HOMEWARES | SPORTS GEAR
WE ARE PROUD OF OUR GROWING SELECTION OF LOCALLY OWNED STORES - FROM TECHNICAL CLOTHING TO GROCERIES AND EVERYTHING IN BETWEEN, YOU WILL BE SURE TO FILL YOUR CART!
DRESS YOURSELF
The Choice
BodyTalk on 9th
Talaria Footwear & Adornment
Urban Verve
FEED YOUR MIND
Cranbrook Arts
Huckleberry Books
Koots Roots
GROCERIES & GO
Cranbrook Farmers Market
Rick’s Fine Meats & Sausage
Peppergrass Market
SPECIALTY
Nutter’s Bulk & Natural Foods
Spiral Path
Retro Sounds
OUTDOOR ADVENTURE GEAR
High Country Sports
North Star Bicycle Co.
Just Liquid Sports
Gerick Sports
THRIFT SHOPS
Mission Thrift | Salvation Army
Cranbrook Health Care Auxiliary Society
Twice is Nice
Photo By: Aaron Hagen
Visitors can choose from resorts and spectacular speciality lodgings, to comfortable family owned bed and breakfast options, brand name hotels and everything in between.
There are extensive options available in and around the main downtown area, making it easy to access everything that Cranbrook has to offer.
HOTELS & MOTELS
Almo Court Motel
316 2 St S, Cranbrook
P: 250-426-3213 almo-court-motel.britishcolumbiahotels.net
The Baker Hotel
1017 Baker St, Cranbrook P: 250-489-3070 thebakerhotel.ca
College Of The Rockies (May - August) 2700 College Way, Cranbrook P: 250-489-8282 cotr.bc.ca
Days Inn
600 Cranbrook St N, Cranbrook P: 250-426-6683 wyndhamhotels.com
Elizabeth Lake Lodge 590 Van Horne St S, Cranbrook P: 250-426-6114 elizabethlakelodge.com
Flamingo Motel
432 Van Horne St S, Cranbrook P: 250-426-7073 flamingomotel.ca
Heritage Inn Cranbrook 803 Cranbrook St N, Cranbrook P: 250-489-4301 heritageinn.net
Kootenay Country Inn
1111 Cranbrook St N, Cranbrook P: 778-517-5888 kootenaycountryinn.ca
HOTELS & MOTELS
Model A Inn
1908 Cranbrook St N, Cranbrook
P: 250-489-4600
Motel 6 - Cranbrook
910 Cranbrook St N
P: 250-426-6266
motel6.com
Prestige Cranbrook Hotel
1019 Cranbrook St N, Cranbrook
P: 250-417-4002
bestwestern.com
Prestige Rocky Mountain Resort
209 Van Horne St S, Cranbrook
P: 250-417-0444
prestigehotelsandresorts.com
Ramada by Wyndham
2370 Cranbrook St N, Cranbrook
P: 250-489-8028
wyndhamhotels.com/en-uk/super-8
Sandman Inn
405 Cranbrook St N, Cranbrook
P: 250-426-4236
sandmanhotels.com
Travellers Motel
2000 Cranbrook St N, Cranbrook
P: 250-426-4208
RESORTS
St. Eugene Golf Resort & Casino 7777 Mission Road, Cranbrook P: 866-292-2020 steugene.ca
BED & BREAKFAST
End of the Road Bed & Breakfast 4445 53 St S, Cranbrook P: 250-489-2177 bbcanada.com/6014.html
SPECIALTY LODGING
Bull River Guest Ranch
2975 Bull River Rd, Cranbrook P: 250-429-3760 bullriverguestranch.com
Blue Lake Forest Education Society- Columbia Outdoor School
2279 Cranbrook St N, Cranbrook P: 250-426-3676 columbiaoutdoorschool.com
Stonecross Retreat Centre
7048 Wycliffe Rd, Wycliffe P: 250-919-1417 stonecrossretreat.weebly.com
Sunshine Houseboats & Marina 4140 Abbey Road, Newgate, BC P: 877-489-2610 sunshinehouseboats.com
Three Bars Ranch
9500 Wycliffe Perry Creek Rd, Cranbrook P: 877-426-5230 threebarsranch.com
Nestled in downtown Cranbrook, Sandman Hotel is your gateway to the Kootenay Rockies. From winter skiing to summer hiking, mountain biking, and golfing, endless adventure awaits year-round. Stay steps from nature’s playground and experience the best of outdoor excitement. Book at Sandman today and make Cranbrook your next escape!
sandmanhotels.com/cranbrook 250-426-4236
RESTAURANTS
ABC Restaurant
1601 Cranbrook St N. P: 250-426-4111 abccountry.ca
A & W
1204 Cranbrook St. N P: 250-489-5333 aw.ca
Allegra 1225 B Cranbrook St N. P: 250-426-8812
Arby’s 217 Cranbrook St N. P: 250-426-7554 arbys.com
Auntie Barb’s Bakery Bistro 1509 Cranbrook St N. P: 778-517-0200
BarBURRITO
1833 Cranbrook St N unit 100, Cranbrook P: (778) 517-5444 barburrito.ca/location/cranbrook/
Bayleaf Indian Fusion
600 Cranbrook Street North P:778-517-5060 bayleafindianfusion.com
Booster Juice 2100 J. Willowbrook Drive P: 250-489-3977 boosterjuice.com
Boston Pizza 1500 Cranbrook St N Unit 510. P: 250-426-4242 bostonpizza.com
Brixx Brewhouse
209 Van Horne St S. P: 778-520-2224 doncherryssportsgrill.com
Burger King 513 Cranbrook St N. P: 250-489-2622 burgerking.ca
Bubble Hut Café 11B 14th Ave S P: 778-687-3678 bubblehut.ca
Canadian 2 For 1 Pizza 227 Cranbrook Street N. P: 250-426-2131 canadian2for1cranbrook.ca
Cancun Mexican Restaurant 303 Cranbrook St N. P: 250-426-7525
Class Act Dining Room 2700 College Way 250-489-8211 Cotr.bc.ca
Dairy Queen 1501 Cranbrook St N. P: 250-489-1468 dairyqueen.com
Dash Eatery 22 12th Ave S P: (778) 761-0216 dasheatery.com
Delightfull 1012 Cranbrook St N 250-426-5626
Denny’s
405 Cranbrook St N. P: 250-426-8866 dennys.ca
Domino’s Pizza
1000 Cranbrook St N. P: 250-489-5600 pizza.dominos.ca
East Side Mario’s 1201 Cranbrook St N. P: 250-489-2822 eastsidemarios.com
Edo Japan
1001 Cranbrook St. N P: 778-520-2416
Ella’s Cafe
300 Cranbrook St N P: 778-517-5720
Family Thai Restaurant 414 Cranbrook St N. P: 778-517-5711
Fenwick & Baker Public House 1017 Baker St 250-420-4971
Fire Hall Kitchen and Tap 37 11 Ave S. P: 778-520-0911 firehallcbk.ca
Fire & Oak 209 Van Horne St S P: 778-520-2224 fireoak.ca
Kiʔsuʔk kikiⱡ 7777 Mission Road P: 250-420-2000 steugene.ca
Heritage Lounge - Heritage Inn Hotel 803 Cranbrook St N. P: 250-489-4301 heritageinn.net
Kootenay Roasting Company 903 Baker St. P: 250-489-0488 krccoffee.com
KFC 520 Cranbrook St N. P: 250-426-5413 kfc.ca
Marble Slab Creamery 1833 Cranbrook St N Unit 4 P: 778-517-0782
Max’s Place 21 10 Ave S. P: 250-489-3538
McDonald’s 1405 Cranbrook St N. P: 250-426-7767 McDonalds.com
Mr Mikes Steakhouse Casual
1028 Cranbrook St N. P: 250-417-2542 mrmikes.ca
Numa Lounge and Dining Room
7777 Mission Road P: 250-420-2000 steugene.ca
OPA! of Greece
1517 Cranbrook St N, Cranbrook P: 778-517-6721 opaofgreece.com
Panago Pizza
425 Victoria Ave N #101. P: 1-866-310-0001 panago.com
Perry’s Pizza & Grill
408 Cranbrook St N. P: 250-489-3525 perryssportsgrill.com
Popeyes Louisiana Chicken
1833 Cranbrook St. N 778-517-5005 popeyeschicken.ca
Pho Saigon
535 Victoria Ave N. P: 778-517-3456
Pizza Co.
2104 2 St S 778-517-5341
Pizza Hut
401 Cranbrook St N. P: 250-489-2222 pizzahut.ca
Pizza Pizza
1833 Cranbrook St N Unit 3, Cranbrook P: (236) 302-1111 pizzapizza.ca/restaurant-locator/British_Columbia/Cranbrook
Quesada
1001 Cranbrook St N 778-517-5332
R & B’s Grill 611 Cranbrook St N. P: 250-417-0057
Rocky’s Donair
714 Cranbrook St N. P: 778-517-5458
Sakura Sushi & Grill
1015 Baker St. P: 250-426-0098
Skylight Café
803 Cranbrook St N. P: 250-489-4301 heritageinn.net
Smitty’s Family Restaurant 1028 Cranbrook St N. P: 250-426-6155 smittys.ca
Spice Hut East Indian Cuisine 1311 2 St N #380 P: 250-489-5556 spicehutcanada.com
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Starbucks 1325 Cranbrook St N. | 1200 Baker St. P: 250-489-3774 starbucks.ca
Subway
1000 Cranbrook St N. P: 778-517-5535 subway.ca
Sushi on the Strip
1000C Cranbrook St N 778-517-5535
Taco Time
400 Cranbrook St N. P: 250-489-1717 tacotimecanada.com
That’s a Wrap 513 Cranbrook St N. P: 250-489-1118
The Baker 89 13 9 Ave S 250-426-6516
The Heid Out Restaurant and Brewhouse 821 Baker St, Cranbrook P: 250-426-7922 theheidout.ca
Tim Hortons
1875 Cranbrook St N. | 1500 Cranbrook St N. P: 250-417-0010 timhortons.com
Triple O’s
702 Cranbrook St N. P: 250-489-5072 tripleos.com
Twisted Peaks
40 - 1114 Baker St P: (778) 520-1818 twistedpeaks.ca
Wendy’s 1813 Cranbrook St N P: 250-426-4424 wendys.com
The York Country Bar 12 10TH AVE S, CRANBROOK P: 778-517-5157
19th Hole Bar and Grill - SEASONAL 7777 Mission Road P: 250-420-2000 steugene.ca
