Fort Steele National Historic Site
9851 Highway 93/95, Fort Steele, BC V0B 1N0
Experience authentic 1898 life at this living history site featuring restored buildings, period artifacts, and costumed interpreters. Explore gold rush era architecture, general stores, saloons, and residential homes that reveal daily life in early British Columbia.
Updated · Mis à jour — Jun 20, 2026
Explore nearby museums
- 15.8 km →
Regional history museum with exhibits, archives, tours, and educational programs in Cranbrook.
- 86.3 km →
Community museum showcasing Creston Valley history, local stories, and heritage exhibits including railways and agriculture.
- 86.9 km →
Interactive centre exploring Canada's deadliest rockslide with engaging displays, storytelling, and award-winning film about the 1903 Turtle
- 94.3 km →
Interpretive panels, listening posts, and walking paths through the ruins create a window back in time to the early 1900s.
- 119.9 km →
World's oldest intact passenger sternwheeler. National Historic Site with ship tours, archives, and visitor centre celebrating Kootenay Lake