Signature Experience
Tales from the Trapline
Tales from the Trapline is a 3-hour immersive Indigenous experience that explores Métis traditional winter activities and skills.
- Winter
- 3 hours
- 70 - 82
- Groups of up to 15 - 20
culture at Métis
Crossing. Bring your head heart and hands
— we’ll do the rest.Signature experiences at the heart of Métis heritage.
Enjoy Métis cultural activities at your own pace—admission includes access to exhibits, historic attractions, and outdoor experiences.
Stay a night or two and explore our history and our vision for the future.
Stay Here
Our luxury Sky Watching Domes include a transparent ceiling, king bed, running water, bathroom, heated floors, air conditioning, kitchenette, and electricity.


Whether for an event or a warm meal, we welcome you.
Large Events
Our space, staff and amenities offer everything you need to plan a memorable and meaningful event, from weddings to field trips and everything in between.
Feed your hunger
The culinary experience at Métis Crossing has been carefully crafted to share the distinct Indigenous story through taste. Embracing the concept of Wahkohtowin, the facility is committed to growing and harvesting many of its ingredients from its own land.
Métis Crossing is on the banks of the North Saskatchewan River, 1.5 hours northeast of Edmonton, Alberta and 10 minutes south of Smoky Lake.
Planning a trip to Métis Crossing? Our packages are a great way to simplify your stay.
Métis Crossing is Alberta’s premier destination for Métis culture, history, and adventure. From immersive Indigenous experiences and heritage exhibits to exciting outdoor activities, there’s something for everyone. Book your visit today and connect with the spirit of the Métis in the heart of Alberta!
Métis Crossing is pleased to welcome visitors year-round for our signature experiences.
We are pleased to offer free admission to those interested in visiting Métis Crossing.
Fall Season
(Sept. 6 – Nov. 30)
9:30am – 6pm
Winter Season
(Dec 1 – March. 31)
Tuesday to Sunday: 8:30am – 4:30pm
Spring Season
(April 1 – Friday of the May Long Weekend)
10am – 6pm
Summer Season
(Saturday of the May Long Weekend – Sept.5)
10am – 6pm