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Morley is a community in the middle of the T'suu T'ina Indian Reserve, west of Calgary.
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Attractions
Stoney Indian Park
on Highway 1A, 64 km west of Calgary
(403) 881-3939
Teepees, interpretive hiking trails, fishing and camping facilities. Learn about the 1882 fur trading post, teepee rings, and medicine circles. You can sometimes see buffalo from a park viewpoint.
Morley Church
on Highway 1A, 48 km west of Calgary
This 1875 structure stands on an open plain overlooking the Bow River, on First Nations land. It was built by the Methodist preacher Rev. George McDougall and his son Rev. John McDougall. It is now an historic & tourist site, not an operating congregation.
Nakoda Lodge
Highway 1A, just W of Morley
(403)-881-3949
Full conference centre in this lodge building complete with accommodation. You can canoe and fish on Hector Lake. Sunday brunch is offered year round.
Stoney Nakoda Resort Casino
Hwy #1 & Hwy #40, just W of Morley
888-862-5632
This 4000 square foot casino, opened in 2008, has 300 slot machines, 4 poker tables, 1 roulette table, 8 blackjack tables and baccarrat. THe resort has casual dining in the Peaks Cafe, buffet dining at The Ridge Buffet and the Sidelines Lounge sports cafe. It also has an RV campground with 35 sites and full sani-dump and water fill stations, with camping in June, July and August.
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