# Road trips from Fort Macleod

> 3 road trips that start in or near Fort Macleod, from 5 to 5 days, each with a stop-by-stop itinerary, distances and campsites along the way.

Source: https://camping-spirit.com/road-trips-from/fort-macleod-ab/

3 road trips that start in or near Fort Macleod, from 5 to 5 days, each with a stop-by-stop itinerary, distances and campsites along the way.

- [Wind, prairie and scree – by camper from Waterton over the Crowsnest Pass](https://camping-spirit.com/guides/rf-105-waterton-crowsnest-pass/): 5 days, 192 mi – About 570 kilometres from the head of Waterton Lake past wind farms and the debris of the Frank Slide to the Elk Valley at Fernie: this is where prairie and Rocky Mountains meet without warning.
- [Fence lines, ranches and a Rockies backdrop – by camper along the Cowboy Trail, Highway 22](https://camping-spirit.com/guides/rf-109-cowboy-trail-highway-22/): 5 days, 256 mi – About 580 kilometres along Alberta’s foothills from Pincher Creek via Longview and Bragg Creek to Rocky Mountain House: cattle country with the Rocky Mountains as a backdrop.
- [Rock art, hoodoos and starry skies – by camper through southeast Alberta and the Cypress Hills](https://camping-spirit.com/guides/rf-107-cypress-hills-writing-on-stone/): 5 days, 351 mi – About 815 kilometres from Lethbridge to the Milk River Canyon, Medicine Hat and the Cypress Hills: endless prairie, Blackfoot petroglyphs and a forest rising 600 metres above the plain.

## FAQs

**What are the best road trips from Fort Macleod?**
Popular routes starting in or near Fort Macleod: Wind, prairie and scree – by camper from Waterton over the Crowsnest Pass, Fence lines, ranches and a Rockies backdrop – by camper along the Cowboy Trail, Highway 22 and Rock art, hoodoos and starry skies – by camper through southeast Alberta and the Cypress Hills.

**Is there a short road trip from Fort Macleod?**
The shortest is Wind, prairie and scree – by camper from Waterton over the Crowsnest Pass: 5 days, about 192 mi.

**What is the longest road trip from Fort Macleod?**
The longest is Rock art, hoodoos and starry skies – by camper through southeast Alberta and the Cypress Hills: 5 days, about 351 mi with 9 stops.