Fort Steele Heritage Town, British Columbia

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Fort Steele Heritage Town, British Columbia - The town is back to life as Fort Steels Heritage Town is vibrant with the sights and sounds of frontier life. Visitors can enjoy first-class musical comedies, scripted street dramas, food at the International, and much more. The grounds are open year-round, dawn to dusk with an admission fee in peak season of mid-June to early Sept...Read More @ Fort Steele Heritage Town, British Columbia

Today, Fort Steele is a Heritage Town, where visitors can travel back in time to the 1890s and enjoy daily re-enactments of the town's past history and heritage year-round, with full programming from mid-June to Labour Day. Throughout British Columbia, diverse historic 19th-century forts have been preserved as reminders of how the west was settled by Europeans. Fort Steele Heritage Town, near Cranbrook on Highway 93/95, is undoubtedly the best example and is well worth a day's visit when travelling through the East Kootenays in summer months. Fort Steele, British Columbia, Canada

Location: Fort Steele is located on Highway 93/95, 10 miles (16 km) northeast of Cranbrook, east of Kimberley. Fort Steele, British Columbia, Canada

Don't miss the popular rollicking and foot stomping musical variety and comedy shows staged in the Wild Horse Theatre during the summer.
Hop aboard for a ride on an old steam train to a scenic viewpoint or catch a horse-drawn wagon tour down Main Street and around the town.
Follow the ring of an anvil and watch blacksmiths and tinsmiths working their trade at the town's forge. Fort Steele Heritage Town



Fort Steele Heritage Town -Fort Steel, also known as Galbraith's Ferry, is a fantastic Heritage Town in the Heart of the Kootenays

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