Cowboy Trail Smartphone Audio Driving Tour
By Tripvia Tours
Free cancellation available
includes taxes & fees
per traveller*
*Get lower prices by selecting more than 2 adults
Features
- Free cancellation available
- 4h
- Mobile voucher
- Instant confirmation
Overview
Discover Alberta your way with the Cowboy Trail Audio Driving Tour. This self-guided, GPS-based audio tour is perfect for curious travellers who crave freedom, flexibility, and unforgettable stories.
Cruise along Alberta’s legendary Highway 22, where rolling foothills, historic ranchlands, and stunning mountain backdrops tell the storey of Canada’s Wild West. With over 30 immersive audio stops, you’ll uncover cowboy lore, Indigenous history, pioneer grit, and quirky roadside gems—all brought to life through rich narration and local insight.
Just drive—your guide jumps in automatically with stories based on your GPS location, using a live map to keep you on track. No data or set schedule needed!
Explore at your own pace, stop wherever the view (or storey) grabs you, and enjoy the ultimate Alberta road trip experience.
Join 25,000+ happy travellers and see why we’re trusted across 80+ tours!
Activity location
- Alberta 2A
- Alberta 2A
- T0L 0X0, De Winton, Alberta, Canada
Meeting/Redemption Point
- Alberta 2A
- Alberta 2A
- T0L 0X0, De Winton, Alberta, Canada
Check availability
Explore Calgary's Cowboy Trail in English
- 4h
- Opening hours: Sat 12:00 am-11:30 pm
- English
Language options: English
Price details
AU$11.98 x 1 TravellerAU$11.98
Total
includes taxes & fees
*Get lower prices by selecting more than 2 adults
What's included, what's not
- No time constraints, take as long as you like to complete the tour
- Only 1 tour booking needed per vehicle
- No signal required or data used during tour
- Good mobile or WiFi connection needed for the initial download
- Flexible dates - tour is yours to keep and enjoy on Tripvia Tours app
- Smartphone or tablet
- Transport (use your own vehicle)
Know before you book
- Service animals allowed
- Transport options are wheelchair accessible
- Wheelchair accessible
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Activity itinerary
Cowboy Trail (Pass by)
Saddle up—this isn’t your average highway. Alberta’s Cowboy Trail is where open skies, wild history, and frontier charm ride side by side. You’ll enjoy over 30 audio points of interest in this immersive, self-guided experience, including the colossal Okotoks Erratic, the historic Big R Ranch, the breathtaking Lundbreck Falls, and much more.
Okotoks (Pass by)
This cheerful town has a lot more going on than meets the eye. Stick with us—we’ll uncover what keeps Okotoks rooted in both the past and the present.
Macleod Trail (Pass by)
It might feel like a busy road now, but Macleod Trail has stories buried beneath the asphalt. Ever wonder where the wagons once rolled? We’ll show you.
Okotoks Erratic - The Big Rock (Pass by)
How did a giant boulder end up in the middle of the prairie? No, it wasn’t aliens—but the real storey is just as wild.
Diamond Valley (Pass by)
What happens when two creative towns merge into one? A quirky, scenic community full of art, history, and more personality than you'd expect.
Black Diamond Hotel (Pass by)
Don’t let the weathered exterior fool you—this local watering hole has more heart and history than meets the eye. Inside, it’s all stories, spirits, and small-town soul.
Turner Valley (Pass by)
It’s quiet now, but this town once lit the match that sparked Alberta’s oil industry. Trust us—the ground beneath your feet still remembers.
Eau Claire Distillery (Pass by)
Crafted in the heart of cowboy country, this distillery turns prairie grains into liquid gold. Sip carefully—we’ll share the secrets behind the stills.
Turner Valley Gas Plant (Pass by)
Imagine a time when hard hats met horse trails—this is where it all began. We’ll tell you all about this National Historic Site and you can take a quick detour to visit if you like.
Bluerock Wildland Provincial Park (Pass by)
No crowds, no cell signal—just pure wilderness. If you’re lucky, the wind might whisper a few of its secrets while you’re here.
Little Chicago - Royalties Monument (Pass by)
There’s a deeper storey to this roadside sculpture—and we’re not just talking about oil.
Longview (Pass by)
It may be small, but Longview packs big flavour and even bigger views. Oh, and if you catch a breeze? That’s just the mountains saying hello.
High River (Pass by)
Tidy streets, classic charm, and a river that remembers every flood. Take your time—there’s more beneath the surface here than you’d expect.
Mount Head (Pass by)
With a name like this, you'd expect drama—and it delivers. This mountain’s rugged ridges and bold profile have a few stories carved in stone.
Bar U Ranch National Historic Site (Pass by)
Step onto this historic spread and you’re stepping into Canada’s cowboy legacy. From cattle kings to quiet trail rides—it all happened here.
Mount Burke (Pass by)
A steep hike, an abandoned fire lookout, and views that’ll leave you breathless—literally. Don’t worry, we’ll walk you through the storey.
Chain Lakes Provincial Park (Pass by)
Whether you're casting a line or just stretching your legs, this peaceful park offers more than a postcard view. Stay a while—there’s serenity in the stillness.
Plateau Mountain (Pass by)
Flat on top, fierce around the edges—Plateau Mountain (which you'll see from a distance) is full of contrasts. The wind may be loud, but the land has its own quiet wisdom.
Mount Livingstone (Pass by)
This peak you can spot on the horizon doesn’t just rise—it commands. From its slopes, you can almost see where the prairie ends and the adventure begins.
Mount Speke (Pass by)
It may not make the cover of every hiking guide, but Mount Speke (which you'll see from a distance) holds its own with rugged charm and a view worth the detour.
Livingstone Falls Recreation Area (Pass by)
Blink and you might miss it—but stop, and you’ll hear the sound of glacier-fed water tumbling through time. It’s a small falls with a big personality.
Bob Creek Wildland Provincial Park (Pass by)
If you’re searching for something untouched, you’ve found it. This windswept expanse guards one of Alberta’s last strongholds of native prairie.
Black Creek Heritage Rangeland (Pass by)
What looks like wide open space is anything but empty. Stick with us—we’ll show you how this land whispers of bison, grass, and time itself.
Old Man River (Pass by)
The Oldman has carved stories into the land for thousands of years. Follow its path, and you’ll feel the pulse of southern Alberta.
Livingstone Range (Pass by)
Stretching across the horizon like a stone backbone, this range marks where the mountains mean business. Every ridge has its own storey.
Centre Peak (Pass by)
True to its name, this peak stands proud in the middle of it all. It’s a landmark for wanderers, weather-watchers, and anyone looking skyward.
Crowsnest Pass (Pass by)
Part mountain corridor, part living museum—Crowsnest Pass has seen avalanches, miners, and more than a few mysteries. We’ll let you in on a few.
Lundbreck Falls (Pass by)
No need to hike to find this showstopper—it’s right off the highway. But don’t just pass by… the thunder, mist, and canyon views are worth the pause.
Location
Activity location
- Alberta 2A
- Alberta 2A
- T0L 0X0, De Winton, Alberta, Canada
Meeting/Redemption Point
- Alberta 2A
- Alberta 2A
- T0L 0X0, De Winton, Alberta, Canada
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