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On April 29, 1903, 110 million tonnes of rock crashed on the town of Frank, killing 90 people. Get first-hand accounts of Canada's deadliest rockslide.
Frank Slide Interpretive Centre
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Heritage museum in Alberta, Canada
Landmark site of the deadly 1903 landslide, offering a viewing platform & a facility with exhibits.
Address: Hwy 3 Crowsnest Pass, Blairmore, AB T0K 0E0, Canada
Hours: Closed ⋅ Opens 10 AM
Phone: +1 403-562-7388
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A group ice skating and playing pond hockey on a frozen lake with a mountain view. Ice Skating. Northern lights in the winter nights sky above a floating dock ...
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This museum chronicles the details just before and after the Frank Slide in 1903. The building is quite new, and the staff very knowledgeable. There is an ...
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Expect an amazing evening of films, inspiration, and community. ... sharing their work of adventure, inclusivity, wilderness, art, and diversity across the trail ...
A 1.5 kilometre trail leads visitors out into the rocks of the slide to experience the raw power of nature up close and personal. Admission is charged to view ...
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This is a great short hike to break up a long road trip, as it takes only about 20 minutes to walk. The trail goes through the rubble left ...
This excellent museum overlooks the Crowsnest Valley and helps put a human face on the tragedy of the Frank landslide. Displays bring mining, the railroad ...