Foothills County Profile
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About Foothills County
Foothills County is a municipal district in southern Alberta along the eastern edge of the Rocky Mountain foothills, south and west of Calgary. It surrounds High River and Okotoks as separate urban municipalities and covers hamlets, ranches, and acreages rather than forming a city. Highway 2 and foothills ranch roads cross the county. About 23,000 people live in Foothills County.
Known for
- Municipal district, not a city
- Foothills ranch and acreage country south of Calgary
- Surrounds separate towns such as Okotoks and High River
- Cattle country and mountain-view landscapes
- Hamlets and rural subdivisions rather than an urban core
See & do
Sheep River Provincial Park (nearby access)
Foothills canyon and wildlife area west toward the mountains.
Millarville area
Hamlet, racetrack, and farmers’ market country.
Priddis and Bragg Creek approaches
Foothills roads and trailheads on the county’s west side.
Highway 2 corridor countryside
Prairie-to-foothills drives between Calgary and High River.
Ranch-road viewpoints
Mountain vistas across open foothills grazing land.
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