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The City of Lethbridge is home to a variety of unique attractions and events. In and around the city you can find several unique geographic attractions, as well as the largest trestle bridge in the world and the largest Airshow in Western Canada .

Explore the natural wonders near Lethbridge and check out our local exhibits and festivals. Visit Tourism Lethbridge or drop by the Chinook Tourist Park located at 2805 Scenic Drive South to learn more about what Lethbridge has to offer to its residents and visitors alike.

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Lethbridge in one of the sunniest cities in Canada and is a gateway to both the Canadian Badlands and the Canadian Rocky Mountains , where you might spot ammolite, a rare gemstone that can only be found along the eastern slopes of the North American Rocky Mountains.

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We are a cultural mecca, celebrating arts and history through festivals and exhibits. Explore local our venues and what types of attractions they have to offer:

Agri-food Hub & Trade Centre

Agri-food Hub & Trade Centre , located at 3401 Parkside Dr. S. , hosts agricultural shows, tradeshows, midways, rodeos, sporting events, weddings and catered conference meetings.

CASA Community Arts Centre

Casa Community Arts Centre , located at 230 8 St. S. , offers a variety of art programs and events for the whole family.

Cavendish Farms Centre

The Cavendish Farms Centre is a multi-purpose centre with state-of-the-art facilities. Here, you will find ice rinks, the Lethbridge Curling Club and the Cor Van Raay YMCA of Lethbridge.  

ENMAX Centre

ENMAX Centre , located at 2510 Scenic Dr. S. , was built as a lasting legacy to the 1975 Canada Winter Games and now hosts a variety of cultural and sporting events.

Fort Whoop-Up

Fort Whoop-Up , located at 200 Indian Battle Rd. S. , is a replica of an original fur trading fort built in the late 1800s where you can learn about the local region’s history from the mid-1860s to the early 1890s.

Galt Museum

Galt Museum , located at 501 1 St. S. , features a variety of exhibits and outdoor gardens with walking trails.

Helen Schuler Nature Centre

Helen Schuler Nature Centre , located at 300 Indian Battle Rd. S. , offers a variety of outdoor education programs and events.

Nikka Yuko Japanese Garden

Nikka Yuko Japanese Garden , located at the corner of 9th Ave. S. and Mayor Magrath Dr. S. , features a landscaped garden joining Japanese and Canadian styles and hosts a variety of events.

Southern Alberta Art Gallery

Southern Alberta Art Gallery , located at 601 3 Ave. S. , hosts a variety of exhibitions and interactive programs.

Spitz Stadium

Spitz Stadium , located at 2425 Parkside Drive South , is the home of the Lethbridge Bulls collegiate baseball program. 

Yates Memorial Centre

Yates Memorial Centre , located at 1002 4 Ave. S. , is home to the Yate’s Theatre and the Sterndale Bennett Studio Theatre. 

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Lethbridge is a city in southern Alberta . It is a commercial hub for the many smaller farming and ranching communities in the surrounding area . It is quiet and on the small side, but has a friendly population. Lethbridge has about 102,000 people in its metro area (2016), and that number is growing fast. The natural beauty of the area is in its starkness. The "coulees" are a valley formed by erosion. The Oldman River runs through this interesting landscape. This valley provides some shelter from the wind, which can be quite strong at almost any time of the year.

Before European settlement of Lethbridge the area was under the control of various Indigenous nations, including most recently the Kainai Nation (called the "Blood Tribe" in older writing) part of the Blackfoot Confederacy. In the late 19th century the main food source and spiritual icon of the Blackfoot peoples, the bison (buffalo), were being wiped out by White American hunters. The Blackfoot turned the Canadian government for help and a signed treaty in 1875 that relinquished control of Southern Alberta in exchange for food rations, medicines, and help to learn farming and ranching. These promises were never fully met by the government, but the Blackfoot were no longer in a position to resist, and the government meanwhile invited thousands of non-indigenous people into the region with the promise of free land and a subsidized railway connection to Eastern Canada. But before the Canadian government could established full control over the area, a booming whiskey trade took root, with Americans illegally importing "whiskey" (poisonous and impure moonshine) to sell to the Blackfoot. One of their main bases was "Fort Whoop-Up" in present-day Lethbridge. The Canadian government created the Mounted Police and famously marched them west in 1878, supposedly to stop the whiskey trade, but also to keep an eye on the Blackfoot.

Soon after this a major coal mining operation started to develop in the coulee regions of Coalbanks. Coalbanks was renamed Lethbridge in 1885. Lethbridge received city status in 1906.

During World War II, many Japanese Canadians and German POWs were interned in Lethbridge. After the war many stayed having established a new life. As a result, you'll see some influences of Japanese and German culture blended with the surrounding Ukrainian, Dutch, Mormon, Native and Hutterite cultures.

Today Lethbridge is undergoing a strong economic boom and as a result many new businesses are cropping up. There is also a large population boom but many businesses are still looking for people to work because there are still so few people to work.

• 49.66943 -112.80085 1 Tourism Lethbridge Visitor Centre , 2805 Scenic Drive S ( near the intersection of Scenic Drive & Mayor Magrath Drive ), ☏ +1 403-394-2403 , toll-free: +1-888-384-8687 . M-Sa 9AM-5PM . Offers year-round visitor information services, RV Sani dump, picnic shelter, playground and outdoor exercise equipment, and public WiFi. ( updated Jul 2022 )

Highway 3 (the Crowsnest Highway) runs from Medicine Hat to British Columbia border and is the major east-west highway; it's known as Crowsnest Trail and goes through the heart of Lethbridge. Traffic originating from Calgary can follow Highway 2 south to Fort Macleod , then follow Highway 3 and approach Lethbridge from the west.

Traffic coming from the United States (Montana) can use Highway 4, which connects to Interstate 15 at Coutts and is the only 24-hour land border crossing in Alberta. Alternatively, Highway 5 provides connections to other border crossings. Both Highways 4 and 5 converge in southern Lethbridge near the visitor information center (Mayor Magrath Drive & Scenic Drive).

• 49.703919 -112.835437 2 Bridge City Cabs , 326F 10 Street North , ☏ +1 587-329-5577 , [email protected] . 24/7 . Bridge City Cabs Ltd. is a luxury cab service. ( updated Feb 2024 )

The only international flights planned are seasonal flights to/from Tucson, Arizona, by Flair Airlines during the winter 2022/23.

• Westjet , toll-free: +1-877-952-0100 . Canada's second largest airline services with hubs in Calgary and Toronto . It operates across Canada and services international destinations. ( updated Apr 2022 ) Operates filghts between Calgary and Lethbridge (50 minutes).
• The Canada Bus , ☏ +1 403-668-9600 , [email protected] . Service from Calgary . ( updated May 2022 )
• FlixBus . Service from Edmonton and Calgary . ( updated Apr 2024 )
• Red Arrow , toll-free: +1-800-232-1958 , [email protected] . Operates premium service in Alberta featuring spacious seating (only three seats to a row) and workstation seats with electrical connections for business travelers and their computers. Operates a route between Lethbridge and Calgary International Airport including stops in Fort Macleod , Claresholm , and downtown Calgary . Travel time to Lethbridge from downtown Calgary International Airport is 3.5 hours and from downtown Calgary is 2.75 hours. Operates several days per week. There are stops at the University of Lethbridge and downtown. Red Arrow's downtown stop is at 449 Mayor Magrath Drive South (adjacent to the Sandman hotel). The office is open M-F 7AM to 9PM, Sa Su 9AM-9PM. Check-in at the office at least 15 min prior to departure. ( updated May 2022 )

A car is probably the easiest way to get around Lethbridge. Every major attraction is easily reachable by car. Car rentals:

• Enterprise Rent-A-Car , 1106 3rd Avenue South , ☏ +1 403-327-5906 .  
• National Car Rental , 417 Stubb Ross Road. , ☏ +1 403-328-3015 .  

Watch out for yellow signs that say "30km/hour 7:30-10:30 School Days", you will get dinged by photo-radar in school zones even during the summer holidays.

• Lethbridge Transit , ☏ +1 403-380-3876 , [email protected] . 16 routes. M-F 5:45AM-midnight, Sa 7AM-midnight, Su 8AM-midnight, holidays 8AM-7PM. Single fare $3, day pass $7.50; discounts for youth 6-17 available only for multi-ride tickets . ( updated Nov 2019 )

On foot or bike

You can walk or bike around in some stretches of the city, but trying to walk or bike from south Lethbridge to west Lethbridge is a daunting task as you will have to walk Whoop-Up Drive, which translates walking or biking down a hill, into the coulees and then walkingor biking up a steep hill. However parts of Lethbridge are tailor-made for walking or biking around to explore, such as downtown Lethbridge and the actual coulees themselves. The parks around Henderson Lake and Nicholas Sheran Lake provide pleasant spaces for recreation.

• 49.699474 -112.862704 5 Helen Schuler Nature Centre ( Helen Schuler Coulee Centre ), 910 - 4th Avenue South , ☏ +1 403-320-3064 , [email protected] . Nov-Mar: Tu-Su 1-4PM; Apr-May & Sep-Oct: Tu-Su 10AM-4PM; Jun-Aug: daily 10AM-6PM . It features many displays that highlight the delicate ecosystem in the coulees. Don't miss Pegleg, the talking crow. Guided walks through the coulees can be booked here. The centre also has many programs and displays especially for kids. Free . ( updated Apr 2018 )
• 49.69706 -112.84918 6 Brewery Gardens , 50 1 Avenue S . A constantly changing floral garden, the gardens are put into a display that represents the time of year or a special event that is happening in Lethbridge. You can't walk through the gardens. The gardens are best viewed during the summer (Jun-Aug). ( updated Jul 2022 )

Lethbridge has many things to do, especially in the area of hiking and natural wildlife observation.

Lethbridge has numerous places for a good hike or leisurely walk. Some recommended walks or hikes include:

• Coulees (starting at the Helen Schuler Coulee Centre)
• Popson Park (down 10th Street West, past Paradise Canyon)
• Alexander Wilderness Park (north of Stafford Drive North, near Hardieville)
• Henderson Lake (South Parkside Drive, near Nikka Yuko Japanese Gardens and the Exhibition Grounds)
• Nicholas Sheran Park (just off McMaster Blvd. West).

Lethbridge annually hosts Whoop-Up Days , a carnival of sorts with rides, live performances, a rodeo, and exhibitions. The late is held in mid-August at the Exhibition Grounds (end of South Parkside Drive and next to Henderson Lake).

Lethbridge has numerous semi-professional sports teams, including:

• The Lethbridge Hurricanes (Western Hockey League). They play each year from October to March at the Enmax Centre (2510 Scenic Drive South).
• The Lethbridge Bulls (Western Major Baseball League). They play from the end of May to the end of July at Henderson Stadium (2425 North Parkside Drive South).
• The University of Lethbridge
• Lethbridge College
• 49.69896 -112.84062 2 Park Place Shopping Centre , 501 1 Avenue S . Park Place Shopping Centre is the main mall in Lethbridge. It has some big box stores like Chapters Books. It also has many clothing shops, a food court, a movie theatre, and few locally owned art and craft stores. ( updated Jul 2022 )
• 49.661 -112.794 3 Mayor Magrath Drive ( 24 Avenue S−40 Avenue S ). The southern portion of Mayor Magrath Drive is home to most of Lethbridge's big box stores such as Costco, Home Depot, and Wal-Mart. ( updated Jul 2022 )
• 49.67901 -112.80397 1 Birdy Restaurant , 1312 Mayor Magrath Drive S , ☏ +1 403-942-1198 . M-Sa 11AM-9PM . Nashville hot chicken. ( updated Jul 2022 )
• 49.67054 -112.89043 2 Ciao Mein , 680 Columbia Boulevard W , ☏ +1 403-331-3363 . W-Su 4-8PM . Italian & Chinese food. Take-out or delivery. ( updated Jul 2022 )
• 49.66794 -112.79431 3 Douros Pizza & Steak House , 2433 Fairway Plaza Road S , ☏ +1 403-327-3067 . Mostly Italian. ( updated Jul 2022 )
• 49.6973 -112.82372 4 Earls , 203 13 Street S , ☏ +1 403-320-7677 . M-Th 11:30AM-10 PM, F-Sa 11:30AM-11PM, Su 11:30AM-9PM . Wide range of menu options. ( updated Jul 2022 )
• 49.69489 -112.78337 5 Imperial China , 4038 4 Avenue S , ☏ +1 403-328-8770 . Tu-F 11M-2:30PM, 4-8PM; Sa-Su 4-8PM . Chinese. Daily lunch & supper buffet, plus a full menu. ( updated Jul 2022 )
• 49.69568 -112.83653 6 Lighthouse Akari Sushi Japanese Restaurant , 708 3 Avenue S , ☏ +1 403-328-4828 . M-Sa 11:30AM-2PM, 4:30-9PM . Japanese. ( updated Jul 2022 )
• 49.70343 -112.8244 7 Luigi's North , 306 13 Street N , ☏ +1 403-327-2766 . ( updated Jul 2022 )
• 49.68113 -112.80312 8 Luigi's South , 1119 Mayor Magrath Drive S , ☏ +1 403-329-8322 . ( updated Jul 2022 )
• 49.67691 -112.80078 9 Motte's Café Verde Real Mexican Grill , 1503 Mayor Magrath S , ☏ +1 403-942-7374 . Tu-Th 11:30AM-8PM, F 11:30AM-9PM, Sa 11:30AM-8:30PM . Super affordable, fresh, and delicious Mexican Food. Huge portions, quick and easy. ( updated Jul 2022 )
• 49.69682 -112.81819 10 Moxies , 1621 3 Avenue S , ☏ +1 403-320-1102 . Su-Th 11:30AM-10PM, F Sa 11:30AM-midnight . Premium steaks. ( updated Jul 2022 )
• 49.69513 -112.84135 11 O-Sho Japanese Restaurant , 311 4 Street S , ☏ +1 403-327-8382 . Tu-Th 4-8PM, F-Sa 4-9PM Su 4-8PM . Japanese. ( updated Jul 2022 )
• 49.69558 -112.83798 12 Shanghai Chop House , 610 3 Avenue S , ☏ +1 403-327-3552 . Daily 4-10PM . Chinese, since 1942. ( updated Jul 2022 )
• 49.70284 -112.82377 13 Song Thuan Vietnamese Restaurant , 265 13 Street N , ☏ +1 403-381-8838 . Vietnamese. ( updated Jul 2022 )
• 49.70415 -112.82358 14 Spring Rolls Restaurant , 321 13 Street N , ☏ +1 403-328-1668 . M-Sa 11AM-8:30PM . Vietnamese. ( updated Jul 2022 )
• 49.67854 -112.8037 15 Thuan Hoa Restaurant , 1354 Mayor Magrath Drive S , ☏ +1 403-320-9947 . M-Sa 4-8PM . Vietnamese. ( updated Jul 2022 )
• 49.69554 -112.83119 16 Two Guys & A Pizza Place , 316 11 Street S , ☏ +1 403-331-2222 . Pizza ( updated Jul 2022 )
• 49.69715 -112.81091 17 Water Tower Grill & Bar , 103 Mayor Magrath Drive S ( Lethbridge's old water tower ), ☏ +1 403-715-2552 . Steakhouse with a view of Lethbridge. ( updated Jul 2022 )

The legal drinking age in Alberta is 18.

• Average Joe's Sports Bar , 518 5th Street South , ☏ +1 403-394-9337 .  
• Backstreet Pub & Pizza , 1810 3rd Avenue South , ☏ +1 403-394-7119 .  
• Backstreet Pub & Pizza , 407 Laval Boulevard West , ☏ +1 403-380-2811 .  
• Blarney Stone Pub , 1917 Mayor Magrath Drive South , ☏ +1 403-331-2337 .  
• Bo'diddly's Pub & Grill , 425 21A Street North , ☏ +1 403-328-0066 .  
• Bully's Sport & Entertainment Centre , 3401 Parkside Drive South , ☏ +1 403-380-1905 .  
• Corner Pocket Billiards and Lounge , 241 Stafford Drive North , ☏ +1 403-394-2100 .  
• Honkers Pub & Eatery , 2808 5th Avenue North , ☏ +1 403-327-9405 .  
• Ice Taps & Grill ( Heritage Heights Plaza West ), ☏ +1 403-320-7191 .  
• O'Rileys Pub & The Attic Grill , 411 3rd Avenue South , ☏ +1 403-328-6116 .  
• Scores Thirst & Grill , 1025 Mayor Magrath Drive South , ☏ +1 403-328-2255 .  
• Shotz Billiard Club & Lounge , 1120 2nd Avenue South , ☏ +1 403-394-7727 .  
• Studio 54 , 202 5 Street South , ☏ +1 403-328-6099 .  
• The Duke Of Wellington , 132 Columbia Boulevard West , ☏ +1 403-381-1455 .  
• The Front Row Pub , 2012 Mayor Magrath Drive South , ☏ +1 403-328-0423 .  
• The Roadhouse , 420 6th Street South , ☏ +1 403-380-4210 .  
• The Tankhouse Neighbourhood Pub & Grill , 1814 Mayor Magrath Drive South , ☏ +1 403-328-9000 .  
• Top Hat Strip Club , 1216 1st Avenue South , ☏ +1 403-327-8667 .  
• Yoyo Crepe's , 102 5 St.South ( just south of the mall main entrance ), ☏ +1 403-320-9667 . Crepes and Italian ice cream.  
• Lethbridge Community College Residences , 3000 College Drive South , ☏ +1 403-329-7218 . Open from May to August 15.  

Campgrounds

• Henderson Lake Campground , 3419 Parkside Dr. South , ☏ +1 403-328-5452 .  
• Bridgeview RV Resort , 1501 2nd Avenue West , ☏ +1 403-381-2357 .  

Bed & Breakfasts

• Enid's Bed and Breakfast Lethbridge , 3204 Lakehill Cres. South , ☏ +1 403-329-3893 . $60/single, $85/double .  
• B & B in Paradise Canyon Lethbridge , 402 Canyon Blvd. West , ☏ +1 403-381-7508 .  
• Heritage House B&B Lethbridge , 1115 8th Ave. South , ☏ +1 403-328-3824 .  
• A CouleeView Getaway B&B Lethbridge , 1604 Scenic Heights South , ☏ +1 403-315-3530 .  
• Chellsea House B&B Lethbridge , 9 Dalhousie Rd. West , ☏ +1 403-381-1325 .  
• Parkside Inn Lethbridge , 1009 Mayor Magrath Dr. South , ☏ +1 403-328-2366 . $40+ .  
• Howard Johnson Express Inn Lethbridge , 1026 Mayor Magrath Dr. South , ☏ +1 403-327-4576 . $40–80 .  
• Peppertree Inn Lethbridge , 1142 Mayor Magrath Dr. South , ☏ +1 403-328-4436 . $40–80 .  
• Travelodge Lethbridge Hotel & Convention Centre , 526 Mayor Magrath Dr. South , ☏ +1 403-327-5701 . $40–100 .  
• Thriftlodge Lethbridge , 1142 Mayor Magrath Dr. South , ☏ +1 403-329-0100 . $50–70 .  
• Econo Lodge & Suites Lethbridge , 1124 Mayor Magrath Dr. South , ☏ +1 403-328-5591 . $50–80 .  
• Lethbridge Village Inn , Scenic Dr. & 4th Ave. South , ☏ +1 403-327-2104 . $60–90 .  
• Days Inn Lethbridge Hotel , Scenic Dr. & 3rd Ave. South , ☏ +1 403-327-6000 . Home of Canada's largest indoor mural. $50–120 .  
• Comfort Inn Lethbridge Hotel , 3226 Fairway Plaza Rd. South , ☏ +1 403-320-8874 . $70–140 .  
• Sandman Hotel Lethbridge , 421 Mayor Magrath Dr. South , ☏ +1 403-328-1111 . Denny's Restaurant attached. $70–150 .  
• Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Lethbridge , 120 Stafford Dr. South , ☏ +1 403-394-9292 . $70–160 .  
• Ramada Hotel & Suites Lethbridge , 2375 Mayor Magrath Dr. South , ☏ +1 403-380-5050 . $80–220 .  
• Lethbridge Lodge Hotel , 320 Scenic Dr South , ☏ +1 403-328-1123 . $110–160 .  
• Premier Inn & Suites Lethbridge , 2225 Mayor Magrath Dr. South , ☏ +1 403-380-6677 .  
• Heidelberg Inn Lethbridge , 1303 Mayor Magrath Dr. South , ☏ +1 403-329-0555 . HI restaurant attached.  

Violent crime is extremely rare in Lethbridge, but there are probably a few places you should avoid at night for fear of being hassled for money or robbed. Although safe during the day, several robberies have happened at the Galt Gardens at night. Similarly, you might want to avoid walking downtown near the Coal Banks Inn at night if you are alone. All in all however, Lethbridge is a very safe city and the probability of a crime being committed against you is very low.

Super windy! Prepare to have your hair messed up.

Both branches of the Lethbridge Public Library have Internet-access computers - free to use; first come, first served; maximum of 120 minutes per day.

• Lethbridge Public Library - Main Branch [dead link] - 810 5th Avenue South, +1 403-380-7310 . Open M-F 9:30AM–9PM, Sa 9:30AM–5:30PM, Su 1:30PM–5:30PM.
• Lethbridge Public Library - The Crossings Branch [dead link] - 255 Britannia Blvd West, +1 403-320-4037 . Open M-Th 9:30AM–9PM, F Sa 9:30AM–5:30PM, Su 1:30PM–5:30PM.
• Waterton Lakes National Park - A beautiful national park that is about an hour drive away southwest from Lethbridge. The park is also a UNESCO World Heritage site and attracts tourists from all over the world.
• Vulcan - the "Official Star Trek Capital of Canada"
• Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump - A UNESCO World Heritage Site near Fort Macleod , about a 30-45 minute drive west of Lethbridge. Head-Smashed-In displays how First Nations (Indigenous) people lived before and after they came into contact with the European settlers; and it shows how they used buffalo jumps to kill the buffalo for food, protection, and shelter.
• Calgary - About a 2 hour drive north, Calgary offers world-class attractions and shopping. Calgary is also home to numerous professional sport organizations and is home to over 1,000,000 people.
• Montana - About 45 minutes south. The nearest American city is Great Falls which is about 2 hours.
• Edmonton - 5 hours away and is the capital city of Alberta. It is the second largest city with 1.1 million people. It is popular for its numerous festivals, amazing river valley, West Edmonton Mall, Edmonton Oilers, a growing arts community, and the University of Alberta.

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Situated along the Oldman River in the southern part of Alberta, Lethbridge is surrounded by picturesque landscape of vast prairies, rugged badlands, and the Rocky Mountains. Only a day trip away from four UNESCO World Heritage Sites, there are hundreds of years of heritage waiting to be discovered.

Agriculture is deeply woven into the fabric of Lethbridge’s identity. The city’s fertile lands, commitment to research, and dedication to sustainable practices continue to shape its agricultural landscape and contribute to the province’s agricultural success. Known as the “Breadbasket of Canada,” the Lethbridge region boasts fertile soil, favorable climate conditions, and a strong agricultural tradition. With the incredible bounty being grown and raised in the area, it has also become the heart of agri-food production and processing in Alberta, with major processors like McCains, PepsiCo, and Maple Leaf Foods having facilities situated within the city and surrounding area.

That focus on agriculture and food production pours into other aspects of the city’s culture, including the development of the brand new  Agri-Food Hub and Trade Centre .  This world-class facility boasts 268,000 square feet of multifunctional space with state-of-the-art design and technology. With a beautiful view overlooking Henderson Lake, the facility is perfectly situated for visitors to connect and access in-depth local knowledge, stories, and education, and to visit nearby agricultural operations for hands-on experience.  The trade show floor even has outside access doors large enough to bring in farming equipment with ease!

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WHERE TO EAT

Water Tower Grill

Theoretically Brewing Company

Bourbon and Butter

Where to play, canada's food tours.

Lethbridge is at the heart of a rich agricultural community, Canada’s best growing conditions and world-class food producers and growers along Canada’s Premiere Food Corridor. Explore Canada’s Food Tours with all the fantastic local Lethbridge food producers in and around the city, or follow one of the pre-prepared itineraries for an easy self-drive food tour. Be warned though, there may be a few gravel roads along the way!

Immersive Indigenous Experiences

Explore the history and broaden your understanding of Blackfoot people, history and culture. The City of Lethbridge rests on the ancestral land of the Blackfoot and Indigenous people of Canada. Lethbridge is in Treaty 7 territory as well as a part of the Métis Nation of Alberta, Region 3. For an introduction into Indigenous history and culture, we recommend a visit to Estipah-skikikini-kots (Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump) . A landmark such as Ninastako (Chief Mountain) defines the drive from Lethbridge to Paahtómahksik (Waterton Lakes National Park).

The Nikka Yuko Japanese Garden offers you an unforgettable experience, combining the beauty of nature in a serene setting. From the first spring blossom to the final autumn leaf, the Garden is an oasis of tranquility. Established during Canada’s Centennial in 1967, Nikka Yuko was built to recognize contributions made by citizens of Japanese ancestry to the multicultural community of Lethbridge, Alberta, and as a symbol of international friendship. Its name was created from the Japanese words Ni (from Nihon meaning Japan), ka from Kanada or Canada, and Yuko, which translates as “friendship” to mean “Japan-Canada friendship.”

Highway 3 Ale Trail

Adventuring the open roads through Southeast Alberta, you’ll start this tour surrounded by beautiful coulees and bluffs, with a welcoming blue sky and sunshine. Canada’s Sunniest City, Medicine Hat, offers three unique breweries — all with dog-friendly patios. They each tell a different story of the city’s history with their brewery names and locations, while serving a wide array of tasty beer. Explore Highway 3 Ale Trail .

WHERE TO STAY

About the city of lethbridge.

Life in Lethbridge strikes a balance between the feel of a close-knit small community and the services and amenities of a growing urban centre. Lethbridge is located in the southern portion of the western province of Alberta, Canada and is the centre of a trading area that serves nearly 342,000 people in Alberta, British Columbia and the State of Montana.

Located only one hour north of the Alberta-Montana border, Lethbridge is closer to the U.S. market than any other city in Alberta. Lethbridge is also easily accessible to major markets across Western Canada by road, rail and air. Our proximity to the Foothills of the Rocky Mountains also places us within an hour’s drive to spectacular national parks, UNESCO World Heritage sites and other major attractions.

Living in Lethbridge, you’ll find a diverse population, two modern post-secondary institutions, a thriving arts and culture scene, top-notch recreational facilities all set against a stunning natural environment within a community where collaboration is king.

Lethbridge is two hours south of Calgary, Canada’s third largest city and a major transportation hub for the region, and one hour from the U.S. border. Lethbridge’s location in the heart of southern Alberta also puts it in close proximity to premier attractions like Waterton Lakes National Park, Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump World Heritage Site and Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park. The Oldman River runs through the middle of the city, creating scenic coulees, verdant valley parkland and boundless recreational opportunities.

Lethbridge was established in the late 1800’s in the Oldman River valley as a coal mining community. Originally known as Coalbanks, the name officially changed to Lethbridge in October 1885 in honor of William Lethbridge, an original shareholder in the Northwest Coal and Navigation Company (NCNC).

A local lumber industry emerged when the Galt family, owners of the Drift Mine No. 1 and operator’s of the NCNC, developed a sawmill directly beneath where the High Level Bridge stands today. One of the contributing factors for the “coal town’s” development into a regional servicing hub was the Canadian Pacific Railway’s decision to relocate the Crowsnest line division point from Fort Macleod to Lethbridge.

This was made possible by the construction of the High Level Bridge across the Oldman River valley. By the early 1900’s, agriculture had begun to replace coal mining as the dominant economic activity, and the townsite moved out of the river valley up onto the prairie.

When Lethbridge was incorporated as a city in May 1906, the community boasted a population of 2500 and a well-established downtown commercial area. Rapid growth occurred after the Second World War when increasing automobile usage spurred development to the east, north and south of the downtown.

New areas included the industrial parks on the east side of the city and commercial development east on Third Avenue and southward along Mayor Magrath Drive. By the early 1960’s, these trends had left the historic downtown somewhat isolated on the western extremity of the city and, accordingly, the commercial and cultural influence of the city center began to wane.

However, the City’s decision in the mid-1960’s to make land west of the Oldman River available for major residential development dramatically altered the City’s urban form and helped retain its relevance as the commercial and cultural heart of the community.

From DowntownLethbridge.com

Whoop Up Days For over 125 years, Whoop-Up Days has marked the culmination of summer for southern Albertans. Whoop-Up Days is where our community comes together to celebrate, experience, eat, laugh, and ride. Where the midway lights brighten up the southern sky, where the authentic west still runs wild, where cultures come together and memories are made. Experience the excitement that comes with amusement rides, entertainment, community pancake breakfasts, the Whoop-Up Days Parade, and much more. 

International Peace Pow-wow & Festival The Blackfoot Canadian Cultural Society hosts its annual contemporary Aboriginal arts festival, including competition dances, the last weekend of February in Lethbridge.

Lethbridge International Air Show The Lethbridge International Air Show is a semi annual tradition in Southern Alberta dating back over than 20 years. We proudly showcase the Royal Canadian Air Force CF-18 demo team and the world renowned Canadian Forces Snowbirds as well as many civilian aerobatic acts and static displays.

Southern Alberta Table Thanks to prime growing conditions and hard-working farmers, Southern Alberta’s table is rich with exquisite ingredients. Canada’s Premier Food Corridor – a 55km stretch of land running along Highway 3 – encompasses nearly 4,500 farms and over 11,000 related businesses on 4.2 million acres. From barley to beef, canola to corn, pork to potatoes, and so many other products – chances are, something you ate today was raised in southern Alberta. Some of the very best food in the world is produced here, and it is this food that brings us all together. 

Wide Skies Music Festival A brand new festival in downtown Lethbridge, the Wide Skies Music & Arts Festival aims to bring a diverse range of world class musicians to a unique urban environment.

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The 20+ Best Things To Do In Lethbridge, Alberta (for 2024)

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Every time we drive into the windy city, better known as Lethbridge, our first view from the top of the coulee is breathtaking. It’s the High-Level Bridge, which the southern Alberta city is known for, stands tall and dark against the green, gold, or white coulees (depending on the season). And we can’t help but stare at the bridge and the trains crisscrossing over the Oldman river valley.

Lethbridge is the third largest city in Alberta and is quite spread out. Living here for over five years gave us plenty of time to explore and find the best things to do. With this guide, it’s going to be easy to have a great time during your visit to Lethbridge!

Acknowledgments

The land on which Lethbridge is located on is Treaty 7 territory and the traditional territory of the Niitsitapi (Blackfoot), Nakoda  (Stoney), and  Tsuut’ina .

How to Get to Lethbridge?

Driving from Calgary to Lethbridge is a relaxing 210 km, 2-hour drive through small prairie towns with mountains and foothills on the west horizon. Tucked between the U.S. border and the Rocky Mountains, Lethbridge is a great launching pad to visit various national parks (like Waterton and Glacier), and a curious little place in its own right. Lethbridge is also 167 km from Medicine Hat (approx 1hr 45min) and approximately 300 km from Great Falls, Montana (3 hrs).

Bus to Lethbridge

Red Arrow is the only option for a bus to Lethbridge, and it’s via Calgary. The service originates at the Calgary International Airport, followed by Downtown Calgary, before continuing down south. There are multiple trips per day, and tickets can be reserved in advance.

Flying to Lethbridge

YQL is the code for Lethbridge International Airport . Westjet offers approximately 3 daily flights to Lethbridge via Calgary. Air Canada removed its service to Lethbridge in 2020, but we hope it will be restored soon.

About Lethbridge

Lethbridge is split neatly into three sections by Highway #2 (Crowsnest Highway) that bisects the town north and south, as the Oldman River cuts the coulee separating east from west. That means there’s a section in Lethbridge for each point on a compass, except for the east. There’s the Westside which is west of the coulees and the river, the Northside which is north of the highway, and the Southside, which is where the downtown is situated.

Each area has its own charm and list of things to do, but the south is both the oldest and busiest part of the city, making it much denser with history, culture, and opportunities to ‘see it all.’ For most visitors, it’s easiest to stay on the south side, especially if you’ve just rolled into town on a bus and don’t have a car.

However, if you have easy access to a vehicle, there are places on both the north and west sides that are worth the drive!

Downtown Lethbridge

The Lethbridge core is easily walkable, and the historic buildings that dominate downtown make for a great atmosphere.

There’s a great sense of Canadian and Albertan history in downtown Lethbridge. Many of the buildings that came with the boom in the early 1900s are still standing, including the town’s first public library turned art-gallery. It houses the Southern Alberta Art Gallery (SAAG), the recently renovated Oliver Building, and the old Catholic Charities building (which is currently being completely renovated).

Because of this history, Lethbridge’s downtown core is more interesting and beautiful than most towns its size in western Canada, making getting acquainted a pleasure.

Where to Stay – Lethbridge Hotels

There are several hotel options in Lethbridge. Note that all accommodations are on the east side of the river when planning your stay. But if you’re looking for something more interesting than Super 8 , these are the Lethbridge Hotels (and a Bed and Breakfast) we recommend:

Sandman Signature Lethbridge Lodge

This hotel has changed hands many times since it was built, but the Sandman Signature Lethbridge Lodge is popular for its gorgeous tropical atrium and pool at its centre. Be sure to get a room with a view of the coulees.

The Coast Hotel & Conference Centre

Right across from the Lethbridge Water Tower, the Coast Hotel and Conference Centre features the Firestone Restaurant , which has the most delicious Sangria and one of the best patios in the city. The location is also good, being nearby to Henderson Park.

Charles Street Suites

A little hidden gem in Lethbridge is the Charles Street Suites . It’s a quaint and cozy little Bed and Breakfast that’s close to Lethbridge’s gorgeous bike boulevard (7th Avenue), which is also a thoroughfare to the coulees, Henderson Lake Park, and the Southside!

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Best Things To Do In Lethbridge

There is no shortage of attractions and things to do in Lethbridge if you know where to look. However, even with these great recommendations in hand, the best way to see the town is still by talking with the locals, who are plenty friendly and love talking up their town to visitors. But if you need some suggestions to get you started, then you’re in luck.

Shopping in Lethbridge

Urban prairie antiques.

Urban Prairie is an antique shop in downtown Lethbridge that features many different curators. This vintage shop offers everything from 1800s ephemera to mid-century modern furniture.

The Populess Co.

Both a clothing brand and a store, Populess was born here, ‘where the mountain meets the prairies’, and stocks some of the finest denim and workwear-inspired menswear available south of Calgary.

1909 (formerly Splurge and Co) is a local favourite, selling trendy clothes and jewelry for women. The store is named after the owner’s great-grandmother year of birth who was a role model and loved by everyone. This clothing boutique offers beautiful outfits and their team focuses on providing their customers with quality, unique styles that make them feel gorgeous.

Lethbridge Art Galleries

Lethbridge should not be underestimated for its talented artists. Several art galleries feature paintings, sculptures, photography, and other various projects.

The Southern Alberta Art Gallery not only highlights local and Southern Alberta artists but invites curators and collaborators from abroad to display as well. The gift shop, which doesn’t require admission, is worth popping into just to get a sense of the space and peruse the artisan goods.

Galt Museum and Archives

The largest museum south of Calgary, the Galt chronicles Lethbridge’s past, from its very beginnings as Fort Whoop-Up (which featured a local distillery that earned it the epithet) to its current role as the hub of Southern Alberta.

CASA is part training facility for musicians, artists, and dancers, and an art gallery for local artists. Admission to CASA and this beautiful building is free, including the art gallery. Keep your eyes out for events hosted here throughout the year.

The Geomatic Attic

One of the most dependable venues in town, the Geomatic Attic is technically on the south side. While you’re there checking out a show, you can also peruse the venue’s art gallery to get a feel for Southern Albertan artists.

Lethbridge Restaurants

There are a good number of options for local Lethbridge restaurants to choose from, along with a variety of classic chains. You should be able to find something that you’re looking for but here are our top picks for places to eat:

Two Guys and A Pizza Place

Combining a wide-ranging selection of beers with its award-winning (and boundary-defying) pizza, Two Guys and A Pizza Place is a favourite of locals and one of the best restaurants in the city. They were even featured on Canada’s You Gotta Eat Here !

Italian Table

This is a top-notch Italian dining experience! Italian Table is tightly knit with the local community, sourcing most of its ingredients from Alberta producers. This dedication also made the restaurant an easy addition to a self-drive southern Alberta food tour.

ITEA Express

ITEA Express keeps us coming back for more. Fresh Vietnamese and Asian cuisine and their portion sizes are legendary. Be sure to try the Bun noodle bowls. And download their app to make ordering a cinch!

Steel and Vines

One doesn’t typically pair Lethbridge with quality wine. But cue up Steel and Vines in downtown Lethbridge. And it’s much more than just a wine bar. Upon walking in, it’s so nice to see their team supporting local artists from in and around Lethbridge by decorating the walls with their art creations. Their philosophy is to “deliver a dining experience that is unique, unpretentious and filled with lovely products they’ve personally created or picked.” So whether it’s a glass of sauv-blanc, one of their delicious cocktails or sharing a charcuterie plate, you’re guaranteed a memorable night out.

If you’re looking for a quality, quick meal, then Via Cibo is where you need to go. It’s authentic Italian street food made with the freshest ingredients. Be sure to head there on a Wednesday for their pizza special night, and don’t forget that kids eat free on Mondays!

Milkman Milk Bar

Ice cream lovers rejoice! Milkman Milk Bar will satisfy any sweet tooth’s ice cream craving. Unique flavours and funky art wall that is perfect for the ‘Gram!

Streatside Eatery

Have a weakness for desserts like we do? This place is the best place to stop in for a piece of pie. Dare we say they have the best Key Lime Pie north of Florida?

Bootsma Bakery

Bootsma Bakery is the best spot in town for fresh baked goods that will leave you weak in the knees. Their cakes are amazing but be sure to try their cheese buns or apple fritters! Bet you can’t just have one!

Coffee Shops in Lethbridge

Lethbridge is home to a pretty cool coffee scene. From ethically sourced beans to self-roasters, you’ll be bound to find the perfect cup of coffee at one of these fine spots:

Sonder Coffee Bar

Sonder Coffee Bar is a popular spot with the locals, and every cup of coffee that’s brewed here has been ethically and consciously sourced. Their coffee is their what they’re known for, but if you are looking for a bite to eat, we think their waffles are pretty amazing.

The Penny Coffee House

A Lethbridge favourite for over 25 years, The Penny Coffee House in downtown Lethbridge serves both great java and some damn tasty treats. Stop in and have a peek at the walls which are lined with art from many local artists.

Bread Milk & Honey

Bread Milk & Honey is a trendy downtown Lethbridge local favourite and is all about serving its clients quality coffee and baked goods. Their all-day breakfast sandwich is sinfully delicious!

Lethbridge Pubs and Breweries

Mojos lethbridge.

A nice spot on the west side of Lethbridge, Mojos Pub has a good selection of beers and what we think is the best burger in town – the Dirty Doctor burger topped with smoked gouda, candied jalapenos, and a Dr. Pepper reduction.

Founded in 2012, Theory Brew was started by two home-brew enthusiasts who began a journey that has led them to some of the best-brewed beer in Alberta. The founders focused on a scientific method for their creations and even serve their beers in lab beakers. Their location has a spacious 60-seat patio where you can enjoy a beaker or two.

Spectrum Ale Works

Popular to the Lethbridge craft beer scene is Spectrum Ale Works . Stop in for a pint, or grab a growler to go. Be sure to try the Razzapeach Fruit Ale, perfect for a hot day!

* Note that Both Theoretically Brewing and Spectrum Ale Works made our list of the best Alberta breweries for craft beer!

Music and Entertainment Venues

The owl acoustic lounge.

The Owl, as it’s colloquially known, has a quirky ambiance that keeps locals coming back. And, with nightly events , The Owl always has something going on to enjoy.

Good Times Comedy Club

A favourite local hangout in Lethbridge, Good Times Comedy Club is a fun night out. The club features comics, both local and national, and hosts quiz nights to keep the good times rolling.

Th e Slice keeps things simple. It focuses on three things: pizza, beer, and live music. And it does them all well. It’s easy to see why it makes a delicious and relaxing evening out.

Lethbridge Parks and Pools

Nikka yuko japanese garden.

Designed by a garden architect in Osaka and constructed by artisans from Kyoto, these Lethbridge Japanese Gardens are a beautiful symbol of friendship between Canada and Japan. Here, visitors can take part in tea ceremonies, participate in Sumo Sumo Sundays or do yoga in the serenity of the garden. Of course, you can also simply walk the paths and experience an authentically Japanese-Albertan experience.

Henderson Pool

If you’re looking for a little more action, look north from the gardens and you’ll see Henderson Pool with its bright, colourful waterslides and spray park. The outdoor pool is the perfect place to spend a couple of hours during Lethbridge’s long, hot summer days. And once you’ve been worn out by all the swimming and splashing (or perhaps by all the screaming children!), Henderson Lake offers a lovely 3 km loop to wind down.

Cor Van Raay YMCA

The newest and largest fitness facility in Lethbridge. Including a surf simulator, pool, water slides, hockey and curling rinks, a running track, and so much more. Cor Van Raay YMCA is a one-stop shop for all things active!

Henderson Lake Park

Over 7 kilometres of walking paths will lead you around Henderson Lake. There are plenty of activities throughout the summer, including kayaking, canoeing, and the very popular Lethbridge Dragonboat Races.

Nicholas Sheran Park

Not only is Nicholas Sheran Park a great place to take a stroll or have a picnic, but it also has the only Disc Golf Course in the city.

Tee it Up! Lethbridge Golf Courses

Paradise Canyon Golf Course

Play in paradise, as the name says it all. It’s a bit of a long drive (pun intended) to get here, but it’s worth it. Nestled right in the coulee, Paradise Canyon is one of Alberta’s best golf courses that will challenge any golfer and offer stunning scenery through all 18 holes. Just remember to factor in that breeze!

Henderson Lake Golf Course

For those who prefer to spend their time on the links, Henderson Lake has you covered. The Henderson Lake Golf Cour se is right around the corner, and is open early in the season and stays open much later than courses in most other cities!

Evergreen Golf Centre

This golf centre has it all. There is a short and challenging par 3 (with one par 4) to work on your short game. Before your round, hit some golf balls at the state-of-the-art driving range, including TopTracer, to evaluate and monitor your swing.

Bridge Valley Golf Course (Par 3)

Bridge Valley Golf Course is a short nine-hole par 3 course along the Old Man River. It’s a beautiful walk with great views of the Lethbridge High-Level train bridge. The course is simple and great for golfers of all ages. Tee times are recommended, but walk-ups are allowed. There is also a driving range on site to get some practice swings in.

Drop Zone Golf Centre

Keep the golf clubs out all year long, Drop Zone Golf Centre is Lethbridge’s only dedicated simulated golf centre. Their three sims feature over 200 worldwide courses, detailed range analysis or even fun games. It’s the perfect way to spend an afternoon or evening to work on your golf game.

Lethbridge Coulees – Walk, Hike, or Ride!

You don’t need a car to get to the coulees from downtown Lethbridge or from the eastern edges of the Westside, but you do need to plan for the hike back up if you’re going down under your own two feet. Whether you choose to make the hike on foot, use a bike, or make it easy on yourself and take a car, once you get down into the coulees, the city melts away, leaving you in almost undisturbed nature.

It’s easy to find both parking spots and trails at the bottom of the coulee, whether you prefer the more strenuous climb and descent at the edges or stroll next to the Oldman River as it slowly winds its way through Southern Alberta. The following are some of the most popular spots for exploring the coulees.

Both a nature preserve and activity centre, the Helen Schuler Nature Centre is the perfect place to spend some time learning about local flora/fauna and exploring the nearby forested trails with kids. There are guided trails and even a scavenger hunt to take part in. Afterwards, take in the view of the coulees from the rooftop patio.

Popson Park & Cottonwood Park

Just a little past the Sundridge neighbourhood on the west side of the city, these two remarkable parks offer a serene slice of nature. While Popson is popular for dog owners to walk, Cottonwood Park is actually a city preservation area and habitat for many prairie wildlife species (thus, dogs are not allowed). Cottonwood is also one of our favourite spots in the summer to catch the sunrise in Lethbridge.

Considered a hidden gem in Lethbridge, Pavan Park is over 125 hectares of natural park nestled along the Old Man River. There are ample spots for picnics, hiking in the coulees (10km of trails), and even dipping your toes in the water on a hot summer day. It’s a popular spot for river tubers to get out of the river when starting at the High-Level Bridge.

Other Fun Things to Do in Lethbridge

Explore our galaxy – take a tour of the planets.

Have you ever considered how big the universe really is? Well, the Lethbridge Astronomy Society has decided to show you! The society has erected the planets to scale around the city and region, starting with the sun on top of the historic clock tower downtown Lethbridge. If you follow the self-guided tour , you’ll head out to all the corners of the city and beyond, giving you a real gauge of the distance between planets.

Commemorating the wild past of the area and nestled right in Indian Battle Park at the base of the coulee, Fort Whoop-Up is a re-creation of the fur trading fort that pre-dated the city. Inside there is a museum and gift shop explaining the history of the Fort. And throughout the year, there are events hosted here, including pow-wows to illustrate the importance and history of the Blackfoot here in Lethbridge.

DriVR Motorsports

Calling all F1, Nascar, GT and other racecar enthusiasts! At DriVR Motorsports , their goal is to make you feel like you’re a professional driver behind the wheel of a high-performance machine. Whether you want to race Go-Karts, GT cars, or Formula 1, they do it all! There are 6 high-performance VR racing machines with full-motion seats networked together so you can race against your friends. It’s a great spot for a birthday party, team-building event, bachelor or bachelorette party, or just a fun night out with friends!

Day Trips From Lethbridge

Alberta birds of prey foundation.

After a short 17-minute drive east to the town of Coaldale, you will arrive at this unique interactive experience with some of Alberta’s famous species of birds.  Let an owl rest on your arm, learn ancient falconry training methods, and get up close to trained eagles or hawks. Gain admission to this non-profit organization by donation only, in which they rely solely on to run its day-to-day operations and help injured and orphaned owls, hawks, and eagles back into the wild.

Head southwest to the majestic Waterton Lakes National Park .  Experience the Canadian Rocky Mountains at their finest by taking in crystal clear lakes, waterfalls, and a variety of wildlife and wildflowers and offering some world-famous scenic hiking trails. It’s a quick drive, only 132 km from Lethbridge to Waterton .

Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park

About 100 km southeast, Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park was named a National Historic Site in 2004, and a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2019 .  Explore among the hoodoos and find ancient carvings and rock paintings dating back to 1050 BCE.  Enjoy camping, swimming, hiking, canoeing or kayaking in the summer months or take in one of the interpretive programs or guided walks.

Head-Smashed-in-Buffalo-Jump

Just 71 km west of Lethbridge is Head-Smashed-in-Buffalo-Jump , a UNESCO-designated World Heritage Site and Interpretive Centre.  A museum to the Blackfoot people and a place that preserves and interprets over 6,000 years of Plains Buffalo culture.  Explore the indoor and outdoor exhibits or take a short interpretive hike beneath the cliffs.

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Tourism Lethbridge highlights state of the industry

By Alejandra Pulido-Guzman - Lethbridge Herald on April 24, 2024.

LETHBRIDGE HERALD [email protected]

Tourism Lethbridge recently released its Power of Tourism infographic, where the organization highlights the state of the industry and how it has impacted Lethbridge within the past year.

Erin Crane, executive director of Tourism Lethbridge, recently told the Herald they continue to improve upon the stats they collect to keep track of the health indicators for the tourism industry within the city.

“We have a long way to go with that information. We’ve just started this process back in 2022 and it’s ever evolving,” said Crane.

 She said Tourism Lethbridge is constantly looking at what stats to include and the economic impact of events is one of those, but that stat presents some challenges.

 “We’re only as good as the information that we get from people and we’re really trying to work on that process. What events are happening in our city, how many people are they bringing, where are those people coming from,” said Crane.

She said they want to do more with that information by working with partners in collecting the required information to analyze it and have a better idea on how tourism is impacting the local economy.

The 2023 Power of Tourism document shows that the visitor information centre engaged with 4,273 people. Of those, 41.4 per cent were from Lethbridge while 32.5 per cent were from other parts of the province, 11.7 per cent were from the United States, 8.5 per cent were from other parts of the country, 2.3 per cent were international visitors and 3.6 per cent were from unknown origin.

Those statistics reflect an increase of 3.5 per cent compared to the previous year.

Other statistics included in the report show the Lethbridge airport experienced a 32.8 per cent increase in passengers with 42,034 going through in 2023.

Attendance at Lethbridge events shows an increase of 28.3 per cent with 262,495 attending the various events the took place within the year, resulting in an estimated economic impact of $18,901,919.

“We’re running right now a Destination Next tourism assessment survey that has gone out to our stakeholder partners and those in the tourism industry to find out how they’re feeling about tourism and what are some of those things that they want to see from us,” said Crane.

She said the results from that survey may change the look of the infographic showcased in the Power of Tourism document, but so far it is a good indicator of what is happening in the city.

Crane added that they are in communication with various industry partners about tourism strategies and the benefits of tourism for communities across the province.

“Alberta has a lofty goal of getting to a grand total of $25 billion in tourism economy by 2035 and right now we’re not even half of that, so we have a lot of growth that we need to get to over the next 10 years,” said Crane.

 She said one thing she has been highlighting among their industry partners, especially their government partners, is the work that they have done around the tourism development zones.

 “One of those zones is the Lethbridge to Medicine Hat zone and for the next 10 years that zone has a very high potential to help us get to that $25 billion,” said Crane.

 She said some e questions that have been raised in those conversations include how to work together as a community to actualize that.

Crane mentioned one way to increase tourism within the city is by educating frontline staff about what visitors can do while here.

“We’ve been working with our attractions advisory committee around a VIP tour. VIP in our world stands for Visitor Information Provider. There’s so many of them that get asked when visitors come in about what is there to see and do in Lethbridge and sometimes that can be hard if it catches you off guard,” said Crane.

 She added that sometimes people just don’t know because they recently moved here from somewhere else and the VIP tour gives them the opportunity to show them what is there to do, so next time they get asked they are able to respond with examples, and perhaps provide their feedback on a particular experience.

“We’ve partnered with the city of Lethbridge for transportation, we’re going to be meeting at Nikka Yuko Japanese garden and then we’re going to go to each one of those attractions to educate and let those frontline employees who often get asked those questions to see it first-hand and experience it,” said Crane.

She said this includes people that work at hotels, retail stores, restaurants and other industries that provide a place for visitors to stop on the way in or out of the city.

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ABOUT VULCAN

Welcome to Vulcan:

Third planet from the sun, Country of Canada, Province of Alberta, County of Vulcan.

Vulcan stands proudly on the Western edge of the Canadian Badlands region of Southern Alberta. Surrounded by endless acres of wheat, canola, and barley, Vulcan is only one hour from both the cities of Calgary and Lethbridge.

Over the years, this town of just under 2,000 people has worked hard to take advantage of its name by creating a fun and unique Star Trek-related identity that makes it stand apart from any other small, prairie town.

Today, Vulcan offers a fun and unique tourism experience for visitors and Trekkies alike.

TREK STATION

This one-of-a-kind visitor information centre was built to look like a landed space station in 1998 and is home to a large collection of Star Trek Memorabilia, Gift Shop, and tourist information from around the county and province.

As you enter the building, the stars and nebula of the Trek Station’s floor-to-ceiling space murals will have you feeling that you have stepped into outer space.

You will be greeted by the Trek Station’s friendly crew members who are on hand to answer all of your questions about Vulcan’s association with Star Trek's Spock. ​

 In November 1995, a Town of Vulcan Administrator brought forward the concept of creating a space-themed tourist station to tap into the growing tourist market interested in Space Tourism, Science, and Star Trek.

The idea quickly grew into a group effort between V.A.S.T (Vulcan Association for Science and Trek), the Vulcan County Economic Development, the Vulcan & District Chamber of Commerce, and the Town of Vulcan.

 The Trek Station’s official grand opening was on October 23, 1998. The Station was designed to look like a landed spaceship.   Clever landscaping and fibre optic lighting on the soffit of the center enhance the illusion.

 Today thousands of people from all over this world, and beyond, make the Trek to Vulcan to visit this unique attraction. It’s not every day you see a tourist information centre shaped like a spaceship, unless, of course, you find yourself in Vulcan, Alberta.

WELCOME TO VULCAN

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