Person standing on top of Bears Hump mountain looking out at the view of Waterton Lakes National Park.

Southern
Rockies

Bordering Montana and British Columbia, the Southern Rockies offer adventure, history and wildlife.

Family walking through a field with windmills at sunset in Oldman Dam Provincial Recreation Area near Pincher Creek.

At Oldman Dam Provincial Recreation Area, spirits big and small can feel free beneath skies stretching beyond.

Prince of Wales Hotel in Waterton Lakes National Park with Canadian Rocky mountains landscape behind it.
Transport yourself to the 1920s in the historic Prince of Wales Hotel in Waterton.
Women touching large boulder at Frank Slide.
Frank Slide Interpretive Centre overlooks Canada’s deadliest rockslide.
Person with feet in the water skipping rocks into lake in Waterton Lakes National Park.

Be curious. Rambunctious. Wild. There’s room for bold energies in the Southern Rockies.

A group of friends enjoy dinner after a day of skiing at Castle Mountain Resort.

Bistros, breweries, elevated bars. Community markets, lakeside chophouses, corner cafés. The cuisine of this southern region can satisfy any appetite.

Discover places to eat

Couple on a two-seater tandem peddle bike driving down street in Waterton Lakes National Park.

There’s no need to rush here. Take your time through mellow streets and treat yourself to something sweet.

Visitors taking photos and exploring plant species during the Waterton Wildflower Festival.

Look closer and explore further at the Waterton Wildflower Festival.

Know before you go

Accommodations
Getting Here
Climate & Weather
Maps & Transportation
Health & Safety
Frequently Asked Questions