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Be out guest! Stirling's located about 45 miles north of the Coutts border crossing and 20 miles south of Lethbridge, Alberta's third largest city. The Reunion Centre can facilitate up to 300 people for an outdoor summertime get-together.

Stirling has been designated a National Historic Site by Parks Canada. It is honored to have the best preserved Mormon Settlement Site in Canada.

Stirling is surrounded by world class tourism facilities. These include the spectacular Canadian and U.S. National Park facilities and wilderness regions of Waterton-Glacier Peace Park, major North American Indian cultural activities and interpretive facilities like the Head-Smashed- In Buffalo Jump and Interpretive Centre, Writing-On-Stone Provincial Park, the Nikko Yuko Japanese Garden complex, Devil's Coulee Dinosaur Heritage Museum, major Canadian and U.S. winter skiing and resort areas, the Crowsnest Pass and Gold and Coal Mining and Frank Slide Historic Areas, the Remington Carriage Museum complex, the communities of the Hutterite people - similar to the Pennsylvania Dutch - large reservoirs and associated park and water sport facilities, great hunting and fishing, and the Devil's Coulee dinosaur fossil sites and interpretive facilities southeast of the Town.