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The recreational opportunities in and around Sundre are a kaleidoscope of facilities, events and activities. Whether on water or on land; individual or team sports; summer or winter; spring or fall; Sundre has it all.
Hockey, skating and curling are provided for with two modern facilities: the Town Ice Arena and the Sundre Curling Club. A recently constructed bowling alley provides leisure time fun year round and a modern swimming pool facility has recently been completed.
A newly constructed Arts Development Centre is centrally located to provide cultural opportunities and experiences for all age groups. The Sundre Museum and Pioneer Village highlights artifacts used by local pioneers, historic buildings, farm equipment. The town is also served by several antique shops, art galleries, and other shopping facilities. The Mother's Day Fly-in Breakfast is held each May, and other events in the area include the Horse Poker Rally and Bearberry Daze at Bearberry. You won't want to miss the Super Six Team Roping demonstration, Bergen Keys & Strings in July, and the International Festival of Song each August.
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There are many recreation opportunities in and around Sundre. The high alpine peaks of the Rocky Mountains act as a scenic backdrop to the vast Forest Reserve with its abundance of wildlife. Hiking, canoeing, water skiing, sailing, fishing, and camping are readily available for the outdoor enthusiast. The Red Deer River, which runs through Sundre, provides many water activities including canoeing and whitewater rafting. There are many whitewater rafting companies that use the river just upstream from Sundre. Bookings are available for day trips, weekend adventures and vacation packages. Horseback riding trips and holidays are also available. In the winter, cross-country skiing and snowmobiling are often the activities of choice. Camping is an excellent way to enjoy the spectacular scenery, expansive wilderness and outdoor activities offered in our area. Sundre has a challenging 18-hole golf course, one of the finest in central Alberta. A brand new golf and RV resort is being built alongside Coyote Creek. For a detailed list of recreational opportunities, please check out the 
Rodeos, which reflect the ranching heritage of the area, play a big part in enhancing the the fun and friendly atmosphere which is so much a part of Sundre's enduring appeal. The biggest of these rodeos is the Professional Rodeo, held each June.