The 10 Best Things to do in Cochrane, Canada

First rides May 15, 2020! We offer horseback Vacations along the eastern slopes of the Canadian Rockies. 1 hour to 5 days, ranch stays, combination trips with whitewater rafting, lodge rides, pack trips, hourly and day rides.Family operated business for over 40 years. Access to over 8000 acres for hourly rides alone. Great family vacations destination and adventure travel packages - suitable for all levels of riding ability. Reservations required.. minimum age 6 years. Small group rides minimum 2 riders for hour rides. 1 hour $60, 1.5 hours $75, 2 hours $110, half day pringle mountain ridge ride 3.5 hours $150 all day $250, 3 day pack trip $850, 3 day lodge $1050, 5 day combo $1595, 2 day packages, custom trips available. Minimum age 6 years old. Maximum weight 235 lbs. Long pants, closed toe shoes , NO SHORTS, NO SANDALS OR FLIP FLOPS! All rides during this time of covid 19 will be private.

Pika-Adventures offers small and personalized tours in Kananaskis Country, the Rocky Mountain NP's and all over Western Canada. We strive to customize each and every adventure to fit your personal interests and fitness level and we will make it an unforgettable experience for you. We offer tours in English, German or French.

Three Beasts Indoor Playground is a passionately created, parent/guardian supervised children's play facility that is devoted to the growth of children through interactive play. Our mission is to host a safe, fun, and exciting play centre that supports the physical, emotional and social development of our children.

Yamnuska Wolfdog Sanctuary is dedicated to providing educational programs regarding wolves and wolfdogs in order to foster a greater understanding of the importance of preserving wild wolves in the natural environment, as well as providing rescue and safe sanctuary to wolfdogs that have been neglected, abandoned, or otherwise displaced. We provide visitors with a unique opportunity to interact with our wolfdogs and learn all about them. Guided Tours: A 45 minute visit to the sanctuary allows visitors to come right into the enclosures and interact with the wolfdogs. This is a great opportunity to learn the key differences between wolves and dogs, and dispel some of the many myths surrounding wolves and wolfdogs. It also gives visitors a fantastic photo opportunity to photograph the wolfdogs without obstructions. A reservation must be made as there is limited availability for this tour. Guided tours are offered at 10:30am, 12:00pm, 2:00pm and 3:30pm. Minimum age limit is 12 years old. These tours are $46 per person. Self Guided Tours: An interpretive walk around the sanctuary allows visitors to see our various enclosures and the wolfdogs that reside within them. It is a great opportunity to learn interesting facts about wolves and wolfdogs and explore the sanctuary at your own pace. As space is not limited, no reservation is required and drop-ins are welcome. Minimum age limit is 6 years old. These tours for a limited time are $21 per person.

Don Begg Studio West is "A Sculpture Experience" We create bronze sculptures - miniature to monumental. Come see how bronze sculptures are made, tour our studios, see the "lost-wax" process and view finished bronze works in our fine art gallery.

The largest display of Alchemy Crystal Bowls in Canada. We also offer a large array of crystals, jewelry, art and sound healing tools from around the world!

Facilities include: 3 Totem Ice Hockey Arenas (4th arena Cochrane Arena off site at 604 4th Avenue), Jayman BUILT Aquatic Centre, Fireside of Cochrane Fitness Centre, Curling Centre, Climbing Centre, Garmin Indoor Track, Philergos Indoor Turf, Double Gymnasium, Martial Arts Studio, Mind and Body Studio, Multi-purpose Rooms, Spin Room, Birthday Party Rooms, a Child Minding Centre.

We are a family owned and operated company with 8 lanes of 5-pin bowling, a Virtual Sports Simulator, full restaurant and bar. It is lots of fun for everyone! Please call for reservations as public bowling can be limited due to league play.

Loggers and Lumberjacks have been enjoying axe throwing since the early 1800’s although axe throwing has been around much longer than that. Now axe throwing has grown in popularity and has come to Cochrane thanks to Chuck Steel.