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Crowsnest Pass Guided Walking Tours |
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• A WorldWeb.com Travel Guide to Guided Walking Tours in Crowsnest Pass, Alberta. |
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Lille, Ghost Town of the Pass
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This trek is approximately 14 km (8.7 mi) long, and takes about three to four hours to complete. Beginning at the Frank Slide Interpretive Centre, walkers are taken through the now-deserted townsite of Lille, which was unable to support its citizens after the collapse of the mining industry in the early 20th century. Remains of the mine, homes and the town's hotel are still visible.
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Tours of Leitch Collieries
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Follow knowledgeable guides through what's left of the Leitch Collieries, a huge, Canadian-owned project which ran in the early part of the 20th century and employed many of the area's men. Pick through the ruins of the coke ovens, learn the role of the washery, tipple and powerhouse and delve into the background workings of the mine at the mine manager's house.
Address: Highway 3 | Crowsnest Pass, AB
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Hear That Whistle Blow - Hillcrest Mine Tour
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Participants meet at the Frank Slide Interpretive Centre for this walking and bus tour of the town of Hillcrest, where, in 1914, 189 men were killed when a spontaneous gas explosion occured, triggering several successive blasts that left only 19 survivors above ground. The tour explores the townsite of Hillcrest and the mass gravesite for the victims, where a monument has been erected in memorium of the tragedy.
Tel: 1 403 562-7388
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