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Smaller, less obvious properties that stand out for their setting and character rather than their scale. On this list the land does the talking: plains, foothills and river, with the building kept at a human size.
Whitecap, Saskatchewan
A four-star country resort near the small town of Whitecap, set in the open plains of southern Saskatchewan. The property leans on its setting — sky, distance, quiet — rather than on size, and the casino floor is the busiest room in the building.
Kananaskis, Alberta
A three-star resort in the Kananaskis country of Alberta, where the land turns to foothills and forest beyond the property line. It is a smaller-scale property, and it stands on the mountain setting that surrounds it rather than on anything else.
Enoch, Alberta
A four-star country resort near the small settlement of Enoch, where the North Saskatchewan river bends through the Alberta plains. The property is a resort first and a casino second, built around the open land it sits in.
The full picture of these three — what is open, what has changed and how the stay is arranged — lives on each property’s official listing page. If a centre is what you are after instead of distance, In the City has the walking-distance end of the guide.
