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We’re gearing up for a big weekend of Landmark Clean-up, Demolition, and Painting at Blackfoot Crossing Historical Park! 🌟 Let’s come together to make our park the beautiful, world-class destination we know it can be.
Blackfoot Crossing Historical Park is a complex of historic sites on the Siksika 146 Indian reserve in Alberta, Canada. This crossing of the Bow River was traditionally a bison -hunting and gathering place for the Siksika people and their allies in the Blackfoot Confederacy .
Visit Blackfoot Crossing Historical Park to discover the rich culture and traditions of the Blackfoot people. Steeped in thousands of years of history, the park features sights, sounds and experiences you won't find anywhere else.
Tour Blackfoot Crossing Historical Park. Blackfoot Crossing Historical Park offers tours. We invite you back in time and explore the Siksika Culture.
The site of the signing of Treaty No.7, Blackfoot Crossing Historical Park is a designated National Historic Site. Situated less than an hour’s drive south of Calgary, the park is dedicated to the promotion and preservation of the Siksika Nation’s language, culture and traditions.
The site of the signing of Treaty No.7, Blackfoot Crossing Historical Park is a designated National Historic Site. Situated less than an hour’s drive south of Calgary, the park is dedicated to the promotion and preservation of the Siksika Nation’s language, culture and traditions.
Join us at Blackfoot Crossing to explore the captivating history. Miiksika’am (Red Crane) Theatre Blackfoot Crossing Historical Park is pleased to offer an introductory video in its theatre.
Blackfoot Crossing National Historic Site of Canada is located at Blackfoot Crossing, near Cluny, Alberta. The site includes the grassy floodplain of the Bow River valley, south of the river known as Treaty Flats on the reserve of the Siksika Nation, as well as the original location of the ford over the Bow River (Blackfoot Crossing), the flood ...
Standing stoically in the center of a First Nations reserve, Blackfoot Crossing Historical Park celebrates and embraces authentic Siksika (Blackfoot) culture and is entirely worth exploring. It's anchored by an architecturally stunning, ecofriendly main building that incorporates elements of tipis and feathered headdresses into its creative design.
The Blackfoot Crossing Historic Park was designated a Canadian “ signature experience “ by the Canadian Tourism Commission. Filled with the history of the Blackfoot Confederacy, it has been a First Nations gathering place for thousands of years.
