Join a Park Interpreter at Canada's 20th UNESCO World Heritage Site for a guided walking tour in the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs). The tour is a low to moderate walk - it involves some stairs with no handrails. Tour is approximately 4-6 city blocks in length, completed over the period of an hour.
Join a Park Interpreter at Canada's 20th UNESCO World Heritage Site for a guided walking tour in the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs). The tour is a low to moderate walk - it involves some stairs with no handrails. Tour is approximately 4-6 city blocks in length, completed over the period of an hour.
Join an Alberta Park's interpreter on a journey through the archaeological preserve where you will investigate some panels of prehistoric images. On this 1.5-hour tour you will learn about the significance of the UNESCO designation, rock art as a world wide phenomena, and the Blackfoot cultural history that makes Writing-on-Stone stand out amongst its UNESCO rock art peers.
Looking for action and adventure? Join 'Louise' and 'Clark' as they set out on a daring expedition to Áísínai’pi! On this journey you will come upon the geological wonders of the park, the amazing wildlife that call this place home, the sacred images of the Blackfoot People, and the secrets that are hiding in the hoodoos.
Join a Park Interpreter at Canada's 20th UNESCO World Heritage Site for a guided walking tour in the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs). The tour is a low to moderate walk - it involves some stairs with no handrails. Tour is approximately 4-6 city blocks in length, completed over the period of an hour.
Join a Park Interpreter at Canada's 20th UNESCO World Heritage Site for a guided walking tour in the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs). The tour is a low to moderate walk - it involves some stairs with no handrails. Tour is approximately 4-6 city blocks in length, completed over the period of an hour.
Naató'si (the sun) gives light and life to Na'a (Mother Earth) and her inhabitants. Join a park interpreter for a 1.5 hour tour that looks at Blackfoot ways of life at Áísínai'pi and the importance of Naató'si in Blackfoot storytelling. It also explores the sun theme in the rock art.
Join an Alberta Park's interpreter on a journey through the archaeological preserve where you will investigate some panels of prehistoric images. On this 1.5-hour tour you will learn about the significance of the UNESCO designation, rock art as a world wide phenomena, and the Blackfoot cultural history that makes Writing-on-Stone stand out amongst its UNESCO rock art peers.
Join a Park Interpreter at Canada's 20th UNESCO World Heritage Site for a guided walking tour in the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi (first people) are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs). This 2 hour tour provides an in-depth look at the rock art, providing both indigenous and western scientific points of view.
Join a Park Interpreter at Canada's 20th UNESCO World Heritage Site for a guided walking tour in the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs). The tour is a low to moderate walk - it involves some stairs with no handrails. Tour is approximately 4-6 city blocks in length, completed over the period of an hour.
Join a Park Interpreter at Canada's 20th UNESCO World Heritage Site for a guided walking tour in the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs). The tour is a low to moderate walk - it involves some stairs with no handrails. Tour is approximately 4-6 city blocks in length, completed over the period of an hour.
Naató'si (the sun) gives light and life to Na'a (Mother Earth) and her inhabitants. Join a park interpreter for a 1.5 hour tour that looks at Blackfoot ways of life at Áísínai'pi and the importance of Naató'si in Blackfoot storytelling. It also explores the sun theme in the rock art.
Join a Park Interpreter at Canada's 20th UNESCO World Heritage Site for a guided walking tour in the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi (first people) are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs). This 2 hour tour provides an in-depth look at the rock art, providing both indigenous and western scientific points of view.
Join a Park Interpreter at Canada's 20th UNESCO World Heritage Site for a guided walking tour in the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs). The tour is a low to moderate walk - it involves some stairs with no handrails. Tour is approximately 4-6 city blocks in length, completed over the period of an hour.
Join a Park Interpreter at Canada's 20th UNESCO World Heritage Site for a guided walking tour in the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs). The tour is a low to moderate walk - it involves some stairs with no handrails. Tour is approximately 4-6 city blocks in length, completed over the period of an hour.
Join a Park Interpreter at Canada's 20th UNESCO World Heritage Site for a guided walking tour in the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs). The tour is a low to moderate walk - it involves some stairs with no handrails. Tour is approximately 4-6 city blocks in length, completed over the period of an hour.
Join a Park Interpreter at Canada's 20th UNESCO World Heritage Site for a guided walking tour in the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs). The tour is a low to moderate walk - it involves some stairs with no handrails. Tour is approximately 4-6 city blocks in length, completed over the period of an hour.
Looking for action and adventure? Join 'Louise' and 'Clark' as they set out on a daring expedition to Áísínai’pi! On this journey you will come upon the geological wonders of the park, the amazing wildlife that call this place home, the sacred images of the Blackfoot People, and the secrets that are hiding in the hoodoos.
Join a Park Interpreter at Canada's 20th UNESCO World Heritage Site for a guided walking tour in the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs). The tour is a low to moderate walk - it involves some stairs with no handrails. Tour is approximately 4-6 city blocks in length, completed over the period of an hour.
Join a Park Interpreter at Canada's 20th UNESCO World Heritage Site for a guided walking tour in the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs). The tour is a low to moderate walk - it involves some stairs with no handrails. Tour is approximately 4-6 city blocks in length, completed over the period of an hour.
Join an Alberta Park's interpreter on a journey through the archaeological preserve where you will investigate some panels of prehistoric images. On this 1.5-hour tour you will learn about the significance of the UNESCO designation, rock art as a world wide phenomena, and the Blackfoot cultural history that makes Writing-on-Stone stand out amongst its UNESCO rock art peers.
Join a Park Interpreter at Canada's 20th UNESCO World Heritage Site for a guided walking tour in the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi (first people) are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs). This 2 hour tour provides an in-depth look at the rock art, providing both indigenous and western scientific points of view.
Join a Park Interpreter at Canada's 20th UNESCO World Heritage Site for a guided walking tour in the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs). The tour is a low to moderate walk - it involves some stairs with no handrails. Tour is approximately 4-6 city blocks in length, completed over the period of an hour.
Join a Park Interpreter at Canada's 20th UNESCO World Heritage Site for a guided walking tour in the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs). The tour is a low to moderate walk - it involves some stairs with no handrails. Tour is approximately 4-6 city blocks in length, completed over the period of an hour.
Naató'si (the sun) gives light and life to Na'a (Mother Earth) and her inhabitants. Join a park interpreter for a 1.5 hour tour that looks at Blackfoot ways of life at Áísínai'pi and the importance of Naató'si in Blackfoot storytelling. It also explores the sun theme in the rock art.
Join a Park Interpreter at Canada's 20th UNESCO World Heritage Site for a guided walking tour in the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs). The tour is a low to moderate walk - it involves some stairs with no handrails. Tour is approximately 4-6 city blocks in length, completed over the period of an hour.
Join a Park Interpreter at Canada's 20th UNESCO World Heritage Site for a guided walking tour in the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs). The tour is a low to moderate walk - it involves some stairs with no handrails. Tour is approximately 4-6 city blocks in length, completed over the period of an hour.
Join an Alberta Park's interpreter on a journey through the archaeological preserve where you will investigate some panels of prehistoric images. On this 1.5-hour tour you will learn about the significance of the UNESCO designation, rock art as a world wide phenomena, and the Blackfoot cultural history that makes Writing-on-Stone stand out amongst its UNESCO rock art peers.
Looking for action and adventure? Join 'Louise' and 'Clark' as they set out on a daring expedition to Áísínai’pi! On this journey you will come upon the geological wonders of the park, the amazing wildlife that call this place home, the sacred images of the Blackfoot People, and the secrets that are hiding in the hoodoos.
Join a Park Interpreter at Canada's 20th UNESCO World Heritage Site for a guided walking tour in the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs). The tour is a low to moderate walk - it involves some stairs with no handrails. Tour is approximately 4-6 city blocks in length, completed over the period of an hour.
Join a Park Interpreter at Canada's 20th UNESCO World Heritage Site for a guided walking tour in the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs). The tour is a low to moderate walk - it involves some stairs with no handrails. Tour is approximately 4-6 city blocks in length, completed over the period of an hour.
Naató'si (the sun) gives light and life to Na'a (Mother Earth) and her inhabitants. Join a park interpreter for a 1.5 hour tour that looks at Blackfoot ways of life at Áísínai'pi and the importance of Naató'si in Blackfoot storytelling. It also explores the sun theme in the rock art.
Join an Alberta Park's interpreter on a journey through the archaeological preserve where you will investigate some panels of prehistoric images. On this 1.5-hour tour you will learn about the significance of the UNESCO designation, rock art as a world wide phenomena, and the Blackfoot cultural history that makes Writing-on-Stone stand out amongst its UNESCO rock art peers.
Join a Park Interpreter at Canada's 20th UNESCO World Heritage Site for a guided walking tour in the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi (first people) are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs). This 2 hour tour provides an in-depth look at the rock art, providing both indigenous and western scientific points of view.
Join a Park Interpreter at Canada's 20th UNESCO World Heritage Site for a guided walking tour in the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs). The tour is a low to moderate walk - it involves some stairs with no handrails. Tour is approximately 4-6 city blocks in length, completed over the period of an hour.
Join a Park Interpreter at Canada's 20th UNESCO World Heritage Site for a guided walking tour in the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs). The tour is a low to moderate walk - it involves some stairs with no handrails. Tour is approximately 4-6 city blocks in length, completed over the period of an hour.
Naató'si (the sun) gives light and life to Na'a (Mother Earth) and her inhabitants. Join a park interpreter for a 1.5 hour tour that looks at Blackfoot ways of life at Áísínai'pi and the importance of Naató'si in Blackfoot storytelling. It also explores the sun theme in the rock art.
Join a Park Interpreter at Canada's 20th UNESCO World Heritage Site for a guided walking tour in the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi (first people) are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs). This 2 hour tour provides an in-depth look at the rock art, providing both indigenous and western scientific points of view.
Join a Park Interpreter at Canada's 20th UNESCO World Heritage Site for a guided walking tour in the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs). The tour is a low to moderate walk - it involves some stairs with no handrails. Tour is approximately 4-6 city blocks in length, completed over the period of an hour.
Join a Park Interpreter at Canada's 20th UNESCO World Heritage Site for a guided walking tour in the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs). The tour is a low to moderate walk - it involves some stairs with no handrails. Tour is approximately 4-6 city blocks in length, completed over the period of an hour.
Join a Park Interpreter at Canada's 20th UNESCO World Heritage Site for a guided walking tour in the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs). The tour is a low to moderate walk - it involves some stairs with no handrails. Tour is approximately 4-6 city blocks in length, completed over the period of an hour.
Join a Park Interpreter at Canada's 20th UNESCO World Heritage Site for a guided walking tour in the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs). The tour is a low to moderate walk - it involves some stairs with no handrails. Tour is approximately 4-6 city blocks in length, completed over the period of an hour.
Looking for action and adventure? Join 'Louise' and 'Clark' as they set out on a daring expedition to Áísínai’pi! On this journey you will come upon the geological wonders of the park, the amazing wildlife that call this place home, the sacred images of the Blackfoot People, and the secrets that are hiding in the hoodoos.
Join a Park Interpreter at Canada's 20th UNESCO World Heritage Site for a guided walking tour in the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs). The tour is a low to moderate walk - it involves some stairs with no handrails. Tour is approximately 4-6 city blocks in length, completed over the period of an hour.
Join a Park Interpreter at Canada's 20th UNESCO World Heritage Site for a guided walking tour in the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs). The tour is a low to moderate walk - it involves some stairs with no handrails. Tour is approximately 4-6 city blocks in length, completed over the period of an hour.
Join an Alberta Park's interpreter on a journey through the archaeological preserve where you will investigate some panels of prehistoric images. On this 1.5-hour tour you will learn about the significance of the UNESCO designation, rock art as a world wide phenomena, and the Blackfoot cultural history that makes Writing-on-Stone stand out amongst its UNESCO rock art peers.
Join a Park Interpreter at Canada's 20th UNESCO World Heritage Site for a guided walking tour in the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi (first people) are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs). This 2 hour tour provides an in-depth look at the rock art, providing both indigenous and western scientific points of view.
Join a Park Interpreter at Canada's 20th UNESCO World Heritage Site for a guided walking tour in the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs). The tour is a low to moderate walk - it involves some stairs with no handrails. Tour is approximately 4-6 city blocks in length, completed over the period of an hour.
Join a Park Interpreter at Canada's 20th UNESCO World Heritage Site for a guided walking tour in the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs). The tour is a low to moderate walk - it involves some stairs with no handrails. Tour is approximately 4-6 city blocks in length, completed over the period of an hour.
Naató'si (the sun) gives light and life to Na'a (Mother Earth) and her inhabitants. Join a park interpreter for a 1.5 hour tour that looks at Blackfoot ways of life at Áísínai'pi and the importance of Naató'si in Blackfoot storytelling. It also explores the sun theme in the rock art.
Join a Park Interpreter at Canada's 20th UNESCO World Heritage Site for a guided walking tour in the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs). The tour is a low to moderate walk - it involves some stairs with no handrails. Tour is approximately 4-6 city blocks in length, completed over the period of an hour.
Join a Park Interpreter at Canada's 20th UNESCO World Heritage Site for a guided walking tour in the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs). The tour is a low to moderate walk - it involves some stairs with no handrails. Tour is approximately 4-6 city blocks in length, completed over the period of an hour.
Join an Alberta Park's interpreter on a journey through the archaeological preserve where you will investigate some panels of prehistoric images. On this 1.5-hour tour you will learn about the significance of the UNESCO designation, rock art as a world wide phenomena, and the Blackfoot cultural history that makes Writing-on-Stone stand out amongst its UNESCO rock art peers.
Looking for action and adventure? Join 'Louise' and 'Clark' as they set out on a daring expedition to Áísínai’pi! On this journey you will come upon the geological wonders of the park, the amazing wildlife that call this place home, the sacred images of the Blackfoot People, and the secrets that are hiding in the hoodoos.
Join a Park Interpreter at Canada's 20th UNESCO World Heritage Site for a guided walking tour in the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs). The tour is a low to moderate walk - it involves some stairs with no handrails. Tour is approximately 4-6 city blocks in length, completed over the period of an hour.
Join a Park Interpreter at Canada's 20th UNESCO World Heritage Site for a guided walking tour in the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs). The tour is a low to moderate walk - it involves some stairs with no handrails. Tour is approximately 4-6 city blocks in length, completed over the period of an hour.
Naató'si (the sun) gives light and life to Na'a (Mother Earth) and her inhabitants. Join a park interpreter for a 1.5 hour tour that looks at Blackfoot ways of life at Áísínai'pi and the importance of Naató'si in Blackfoot storytelling. It also explores the sun theme in the rock art.
Join an Alberta Park's interpreter on a journey through the archaeological preserve where you will investigate some panels of prehistoric images. On this 1.5-hour tour you will learn about the significance of the UNESCO designation, rock art as a world wide phenomena, and the Blackfoot cultural history that makes Writing-on-Stone stand out amongst its UNESCO rock art peers.
Join a Park Interpreter at Canada's 20th UNESCO World Heritage Site for a guided walking tour in the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs). The tour is a low to moderate walk - it involves some stairs with no handrails. Tour is approximately 4-6 city blocks in length, completed over the period of an hour.
Join a Park Interpreter at Canada's 20th UNESCO World Heritage Site for a guided walking tour in the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs). The tour is a low to moderate walk - it involves some stairs with no handrails. Tour is approximately 4-6 city blocks in length, completed over the period of an hour.
Join a Park Interpreter at Canada's 20th UNESCO World Heritage Site for a guided walking tour in the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs). The tour is a low to moderate walk - it involves some stairs with no handrails. Tour is approximately 4-6 city blocks in length, completed over the period of an hour.
Join a Park Interpreter at Canada's 20th UNESCO World Heritage Site for a guided walking tour in the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs). The tour is a low to moderate walk - it involves some stairs with no handrails. Tour is approximately 4-6 city blocks in length, completed over the period of an hour.
