Crandell Mountain Lodge
This charming, rustic lodge offers a cozy and intimate stay, featuring rooms with fireplaces and a quiet atmosphere. Located slightly away from the main townsite, it provides a tranquil base for exploring the park. Deer and elk are often seen grazing nearby, and its proximity to trails offers easy access for more extensive wildlife viewing.
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Crandell Mountain Lodge in Waterton Lakes National Park
Spa
Pool, Spa, Bar, Library
mid-range
Nearest Airport
Beck Farm Airport
Nearest International Airport
Calgary International Airport
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