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Day 12 and 13 Day 14
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DAY
12, 13 – HEADING EAST Don’t be too eager to get back to the airport. Stop off in Bragg Creek and check out the artists and studios. First Nations artists and a good old Alberta dinner at the Steak Pit can ease you back into the cruising mode. The Steak Pit has accomodation too - stay in their funky little condos. On Saturday mornings during the summer check out the Millarville Farmers Market for fresh food, artisans and more - Alberta's largest outdoor market!
If
you have a few more days head south of Bragg Creek into Kananaskis
Country and east to Fort McLeod, home to the RCMP Museum and the
Empress Theatre, for a glimpse of Alberta Heritage.
This also puts you very close to Head Smashed In Buffalo
Jump, an
amazing First Nations Interpretive Centre.
And
for a real finale to the day head for Waterton to wake up in the
mountains again. Check out
the Waterton Movie Theatre, where the stage was once host to Vaudeville
actors. The worn burgundy
velvet seats and drapes are sure to evoke memories of a time before
Cineplex! The Willock
and Sax Gallery is a must see if you have driven this far. Hungry? Stop at the Twin Butte General Store and Restaurant, just 25 km north of Waterton, for great Mexican food. DAY
14 - COMPLETING
THE CIRCLE That’s
a lot of driving. Hopefully
you stopped and smelled the wild roses along the way. Of
course Alberta has thousands of picnic stops and campsites, but the Muse
Cruise was created to show you the other Alberta Culture. Everyone knows about the Cowboys and the Mountains and the
Oil – what often gets overlooked is the wealth of arts. And
“Talking about art is like dancing about architecture”
Anon We developed the Muse Cruise because you have to experience it!
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