Explore the iconic Castle Butte in the Big Muddy Badlands, a notable Ice Age relic standing 60 meters high with a 0.5 km circumference. This sandstone and clay structure has historical significance for Indigenous peoples, the North West Mounted Police, and early settlers. Accessible to the public from June 1 to November 1, Castle Butte is situated on private land, emphasizing the need for environmental respect during visits.
Tours of the Big Muddy Badlands, including Castle Butte, can be pre-booked through Coronach Tourism. Visiting outside the designated months is not permitted to avoid disrupting the calving season.
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