Fort Walsh National Historic Site in Rural Municipality of Maple Creek No. 111

Fort Walsh National Historic Site in Maple Creek No. 111 is a fort. Fort Walsh National Historic Site is near Old Battle Creek Road. Ⓦ.

Building Type
government building

Tourist information offices

  • Conglomerate Cliffs – approx. 8,2 km.
  • Island Relics – approx. 24,6 km.
  • Sanctuary in the Hills – approx. 24,7 km.
  • Mixed Grass Prairie Below – approx. 24,8 km.
  • Prairie Wildfires – approx. 24,8 km.
  • Grass Close Up – approx. 24,9 km.
  • Forest Meets Grassland – approx. 25,0 km.
  • We Prefer Wide Open Spaces – approx. 25,0 km.
  • Please Visit Again – approx. 25,2 km.
  • A Healthy Ecosystem – approx. 25,3 km.
  • Understanding a Prairie Grassland – approx. 25,6 km.
  • Dragonfly – approx. 28,3 km.
  • Rise Up – approx. 28,3 km.
  • Is it a Pond or a Spring? – approx. 28,3 km.
  • Shady Treasures – approx. 28,4 km.
  • Welcome to Valley of the Windfall Interpretive Trail – approx. 28,4 km.
  • Mountain Bluebird – approx. 28,4 km.
  • Connecting Habitats – approx. 28,5 km.
  • Water, Willows, and Wildlife – approx. 28,5 km.

Viewpoint

  • Conglomerate Cliffs – approx. 8,2 km.
  • Hidden Conglomerate Cliffs – approx. 9,8 km.
  • Hidden Conglomerate Cliffs – approx. 9,9 km.

Artwork

  • Meeting James Walsh and Sitting Bull – approx. 100 m.

Campsite

  • Ranger Creek Campground (tents allowed, caravans allowed) – approx. 4,5 km.

Petrol stations

  • Unbranded – approx. 28,0 km.
Heritage designation national historic site of Canada
Located in Maple Creek No. 111
Country Canada