Step Into the Scene:

The best way to experience film in High River is to walk through it.

Familiar streets, storefronts, and pathways double as filming locations for productions like The Last of Us, Fargo, and My Life with the Walter Boys, woven seamlessly into everyday life. What you see on screen isn’t set apart from the community; it’s part of it.

Explore it for yourself with the self-guided “Step into the Scene” Walking Tour, where each stop connects you to a recognizable location and the story behind it. For a deeper look, step behind the scenes at the Museum of the Highwood, where Heartland artifacts and local film history bring the experience even closer.

Lights, camera… you’re in it.

Walk the Story of High River:

High River’s story isn’t just told; it’s painted across the community.

With 16 murals to discover, this self-guided tour transforms downtown into a vibrant outdoor gallery. Each piece captures a moment in time, blending local history, culture, and creativity into something you can experience at your own pace.

As you move from mural to mural, the story of High River unfolds wall by wall—inviting you to pause, look closer, and connect with the people, places, and moments that shape the community.

Every wall has a story. Take a walk and find yours.

Whether you’re stepping into scenes from the screen or walking through stories brought to life in colour, each tour offers a different way to experience High River, at your own pace, and in your own way.