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West from Cardston via Hwy 5. Established in 1895, the park
joined with Montana’s Glacier National Park in 1931 to form the
first International Peace Park. It is one of the most untouched
areas in the province, ranging from prairie terrain to mountain
wilderness. Enjoy hiking, fishing, horseback riding, golf and
interpretive programs. Visit the Waterton-Glacier International
Peace Park World Heritage Site
Address: Waterton Lakes National Park Waterton Park, Alberta, Canada T0K 2M0
 Send an Email (106)  1 403 859-2224
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Oldman River Dam Provincial Recreation Area
The Oldman River Dam Provincial Recreation Area is located just north of hwy #3, 10 km west of the town of Pincher Creek. The recreation area includes several campgrounds, day use areas, and a group camp. At 1,620 hectares (4,000 acres), it is the largest provincial park in Alberta, and offers canoeing, sailing, fishing and other water sport opportunities, as well as historic sights and interpretive trails.
Address: Box 1809 Pincher Creek AB Canada T0K 1W0
1 403 627-3765
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Buffalo Paddock
A scenic drive around the one-way loop road takes visitors through the middle of a buffalo herd. These powerful animals are very rare, and an up-close sighting is often the highlight of the day. It is located off of Highway 6, near the park boundary.
Address: . Waterton Lakes National Park AB
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