BIG GAP 100

Big Gap is a celebration of days gone by. 100 years ago in the Neutral Hills in the big gap where First Nations would camp a stampede took place. Not just any stampede! Dignitaries from all over the province of Alberta descended upon what we know as Big Gap. The stampede ran for four years and peaked in 1919 with 15, 000 people in attendance. To commemorate this time in history, we are hosting a w

agon trek and trail ride through the scenic Neutral Hills. You will be riding a trail that offers majestic views of East Central Alberta not accessible on a daily basis to visitors. It is a unique and rare opportunity to showcase our history. A Big Gap Nugget information has been taken from The Big Gap Round - Up Historical Cairn and Commemorative Ceremony Program of June 15, 1974.