Blackfoot Crossing, the Historic Site of the signing of Treaty No.7, is of National and International historical and archaeological significance. It is a designated national Heritage Site and a recommended World Heritage Site.

Blackfoot Crossing Historical Park is an icon of the resilience and regeneration of the Blackfoot People’s language and way of life. It is a teacher, a guide, a visionary and a brother. It builds relationships with its community and the other Blackfoot Nations. It honours Elders and Knowledge Keepers, and it connects the community, especially youth, to the past, present and future of the Blackfoot. To others, Blackfoot Crossing is inspiring and educational. Everyone who visits leaves a changed and better person. Our intention is to be a vibrant and experiential museum worthy of the Blackfoot Peoples.

The Siksika People Are Proud To Present Blackfoot Crossing Historical Park To The World.