Métis Crossing is a unique interpretative eco-tourism site initiated by the Métis Nation of Alberta to share historic and contemporary stories with Albertans and visitors from around the world. Métis Crossing sits on river lots and homesteads owned by some of the first Métis families in the province. Interpreters and celebrations of Métis culture engage visitors in the history and traditions of the area throughout the summer.

Working with the Métis Nation of Alberta, Manasc Isaac completed the site masterplan and restored some of the existing features of the settlement. This consists of a historic village with tepees, trappers’ tents and a log homestead; a restored barn with interpretive centre and gift shop; a river dock and york boat. New features include auxiliary buildings, an outdoor performance area, the zipline and riverfront walking trails. Future development will add an interpretive centre built into the hillside and a training and retreat centre.