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or Cranbrook accommodation? Cranbrook is located near the junction of Highway 95A and Crowsnest Highway 3 Twenty miles southeast of Kimberley. Cranbrook is a city in southeast British Columbia and is the largest city in the Rocky Mountain region. Cranbrook showcases its snowcapped mountain peaks, lush green valleys and crystal clear lakes. There is an arts centre, several heritage centres and an abundance of other attractions to entertain. For a rich heritage of native culture preserved for eternity in museums, to the modern bustle of festivals and local events, activities, arts and bubbly entertainment; Cranbrook is the place to visit. Once in the city you can visit the Canadian Museum that houses a fine collection of beautifully restored classic railcars and locomotives; as well as Moyie Lake Provincial Park which has a scenic secluded landscape with a small pond, and numerous trails. Cranbrook also offers numerous outdoor entertaining activities which ranges from golfing, to swimming in the lakes to hiking and camping in the forest or bird watching in a marshland that attracts all species of birds at the Elizabeth Lake Wildlife Sanctuary. Cranbrook host many annual festivals such as the Sam Steele Days which gives a peep into the past and a touch of today; and the Cranbrook Pro Rodeo that features cowboys and girls from all over North America. Cranbrook offers fantastic service when it comes to accommodations among those which can be found in area are the Elizabeth Lake Lodge and Almo Court Motel. - Browse the Cranbrook Map or compare Cranbrook accommodation from Hotels, Motels, B&Bs,
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