Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park

Bull Snake

Bull Snake

What does the Bull Snake do when he is threatened?

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The Cypress Hills Region

Escape to the Cypress Hills

Just half an hour south of the Trans Canada Highway, this high plateau stands above the prairie as an island of cool and moist forest. With its mix of forests, wetlands and grasslands, it is home to an astonishing diversity of plants and animals: over 220 bird species, 47 mammal species, as well as several species each of reptiles and amphibians. The rich story of people in this environment is most easily experienced at Fort Walsh.

With such varied resources, Cypress Hills is a wild and wonderful place to explore! Three visitor centres provide entertaining information about the parks.  Campgrounds are open year round or you can relax in one of our resort lodges. Enjoy a quiet stroll along alake, go fishing or wildlife viewing. Over 50 km of trails are waiting for you to explore on foot, mountain bicycle or cross-country skis. 

 

Upcoming Events
& Activities

  • Jul 02 - Jul 02
    Talent Variey Night
  • Ashley Thompson & Christine Hecker Perform
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  • Jul 04 - Jul 04
    Native Plant Gardening
  • Workshop about native plant gardening
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  • Jul 07 - Jul 07
    Fort Walsh on Stage
  • Great Family Entertainment
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Regions of Cypress Hills (click a region to explore)

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