Throughout the property, photographs, artwork, stories, and artifacts from the Tsuut’ina Nation illustrate Indigenous heritage and culture. Located on Tsuut’ina Nation territory south of downtown Calgary, Grey Eagle Resort & Casino is comprised of several businesses, including a 178-room hotel, which opened in 2014, several restaurants, and a casino. Here’s the scoop: Grey Eagle Resort & Casino And you can stay at Indigenous-owned hotels, like Grey Eagle Resort. In Alberta, you can go horseback riding or learn about archery at Painted Warriors Ranch, take a medicine walk in Banff National Park with Mahikan Trails, make an art piece from fish scales or study traditional beadcraft at Moonstone Creation, or get face-to-face with a rare white bison at Métis Crossing, among many other experiences.
Grey Eagle Resort & Casino, located in Calgary, is one of a growing number of tourism business across present-day Canada that are run by Indigenous nations.
Grey Eagle Resort & Casino in Calgary, Alberta
