Cranbrook Attractions
Downtown Heritage Walking Tour
between 4th Street S and Cranbrook Street N
You can take a self-guided walking tour to see the many historic buildings in downtown and nearby residential neighbourhoods (Chamber of Commerce: 250-426-5914).
There are 40 old homes and buildings reflecting Cranbrook’s early history. Most are clustered between 10 Ave and 12 Ave north & south of Rotary Park. The Colonel Baker home is just to the east, in Baker Park east of 14 Street.

Canadian Museum of Rail Travel
Downtown, on highway 93/95
250-489-3918
This museum has restored and preserved the luxury cars of the 1929 Transportation-Canada Limited, including dining, sleeping and solarium cars, with original CPR china. A model railway depicts 1900-era railway travel. Open daily 10 am – 6 pm June 14 – Labour Day, noon-5 pm rest of year. Admission fee.
Key City Theatre
20-14 Ave N, Cranbrook
205-426-5486
This venue seats 600 people and presents over 100 performances a year, inlcuding the Symphonie of the Kootenays, on its 40 foot stage.
Studio/Stage Door Theatre
11-11th Avenue S, Cranbrook
250-426-2490
This intimate theatre seats 90 people and is home to the Cranbrook Community Theatre, which mounts four plays a year. This venue is also home to folk, Celtic and jazz performances, and hosts monthly coffee houses.
Casino of The Rockies
Delta St Eugene Mission Resort
240-417-2772
This casino has 225 slot machines as well as blackjack, three card poker, Let It Ride, teletheatre (off-track) betting lounge, and Fred’s Saloon a fully licensed restaurant and lounge. Open daily from 10 am, Fri & Sat to 2 am, Sunday-Thursday to midnight.