1. Fort Pitt Provincial Park
Fort Pitt is a building from 1830 and a famous trademark of North Saskatchewan River. It was constructed by John Rowand. It was a trade center for meat and buffalo skin. It can be seen at Cree area in Pilot Butte. It was also a place where huge battle occured in 1885. There are a few architecture monuments here for every tourist to see.
3. Pilot Butte Library
Pilot Butte Library has so many books and magazines for its tourists. There are books on CD and Dvds available too. You can read about town's history, learn more informations about people and events in Pilot Butte, there are programs of hildrens ebooks and sound books too for smallest ones and their goal is to improve kids learning abilities.
5. Pieces of Me Mosaics By Wendy Erratt
Pieces of Me Mosaics By Wendy Erratt offers class of mosaics production for every man, woman and child. You can learn how to use paper under a glass and how to cut glass in an easy way. If you are interested in art, but you didn't had a chance to learn this type of thing, this is unique opportunity to do so.
2. Blue Rooster Cafe
This cafe is owned by two sisters who had a dream about opening small and cosy studio in their town. You can have a chance to try local food and specialties and have a good time. There are also arts classes for both chidren and their parents.
4. Dosu Wok
Dosu Wok is amazing chinese pizza restaraunt in Pilot Butte with history of more than ten years. You can eat inside restaraunt or order food by phone if you don't feel like walking. Besides pizza, there are many delicious foods here too - chicken, vegetables, shredded beef, pork and so on. If you are a burger type of person, burgers are on a menu. Fish and chips, chicken and chips, onion rings, only for your satisfaction.
Pilot Butte is small and interesting town that has so much to offer. Visit it and you will be delighted.
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