The Rocky Mountains provide a wide range of activities in the winter months,  from Dog Sledding to Snowmobiling. There is something for everyone. So come join us for the winter fun!

For snow conditions phone (daytime, during weekdays)
721-3965, (after 8pm) 845-2461, also available at Visitor Center:
1-800-565-3793, or visit www.whereadventurebegins.com

Dog Sledding
Ice Haven Expeditions Ltd.
The U-Mush Company
Contact: Steve and Carol Taylor
Phone: 845-5206 Fax: 845-5206
Location: RR2 Rocky Mountain House AB
Notes: Each participant is equipped with a sled and team of Alaskan Huskies and outfitted with special for even the coldest weather. Instructions on how to move the sled and dogs are given. Trips are "Taylored" to meet your aspirations and abilities. Trails run along the Wapiabi River Valley from birch and poplar woodlands to coniferous forest, mountain valleys and forests. Gourmet meals are served at the base camp including chilled wine and appetizers. Sleep in a straight walled tent with wood stoves and sleeping bags rated for -50 degrees Celsius. Relax in the Sauna. Call for arrangements.

Husky Wilderness Adventures
Contact: Richard and Diane Smith
Phone: Summer: 721-2121 • Fax: 721-2121
Email: husky1@agt.net
Address: Box 2261, RMH AB
Location: Trips custom made for part day, full day, overnight, or extended excursions. Travel behind Siberian Huskies on a traditional sled into the camp set deep in the wilderness. Learn to snowshoe, or bring cross country skis to move into even more secluded spots. Experience the silver-blue splendour of a winter night and the incredible beauty of a crisp mountain day.

Klondike Ventures
Contact: Jeff Wilson
Phone: 845-7878
Website: www.voyageurventures.ca
Location:  Box278 RMH
Notes: Ski-joring, Nordic Skiing/Dog Sledding, Alaskan Eskimo Huskies, Wood Heated sleeping cabins, winter camping.

Cross Country Skiing
Crimson Lake Provincial Park
Territama Lodge
Pines Hills Golf Course
Rose Creek
Location: North or Rocky on hwy 22, 2.5km East of Alder Flats between the Alberta Box Road and Kiss Road. Site offers a variety of beginner, intermediate and difficult trails, all marked and maintained.

Outfitters/Adventurers
Alpenglow Mountain Adventures
Phone:844-4715 or 721-2208 (Gary)
Center for Outdoor Education
Phone:1-800-474-8632

Wildhorse Mountain Ranch & Outfitters
Contact: Bear & Diane Baker
Website:  wildhorsecamp.com
Email: whc@wildhorsecamp.com
Website: www.wildhorsecamp.com
Phone: 403-729-2910
Location:R.R.#3 Rocky Mountain House, AB
Notes: Winter riding at its finest, listen to the crunch of snow under surefooted trail horses, look for wildlife on the trail, let the silence deafen you, experience a new type of riding. Our colorful herd loves attention and is always glad to go for a trail ride. Our Enchanted Forest Ride lets you feel something different, (look for the pixie houses, they are there). Take home a new memory, let the magic of the horses touch your soul.

Skating
Rocky Arena Indoor ice, two ice surfaces. call 845-5675 for schedule and fees.
Oval Outdoor ice on West Central High School track and field.
Crimson Lake Located in the parking lot closest to the boat launch.

Snowmobiling
Chambers Creek Snowmobile Trail
86 Km of developed snowmobile trails located 30 Km west of Rocky on Hwy 11
Phone: Dale Blake (campground manager) at 845-2784 for more information.

North Highway 11 and West of 734
Brazeau River, Brown Creek, Blackstone River, Chungo River, Wapiabi River,

North Highway 11 and East of 734
Brazeau River, Brown Creek, Blackstone River

Nordegg Area
Baldy Mountain, Shunda Creek, Snow Creek, Gold Eye lake, Nordegg Mine Site

Cline Creek
Sugar Bowl

Snowmobiling
Crescent Falls

Shunda Ridge
Camp 15, McGreggor Lake, Jackfish Lake, Harlech

West of 732, South Ram
Humming Bird Falls, Ram Falls, Ranger Creek, Onion Lake, Peppers Lake

Chambers Creek
Redial Lake, Louis Lake, Rocky Area

Baseline Area
Baseline Tower, Fall Creek, Cow Lake, Swan Lake, Prairie Creek