The Porcupine Hills are a range of foothills located in southern Alberta, Canada. They are part of the larger Rocky Mountain system and are known for their rolling terrain, diverse ecosystems, and scenic views. The area is popular for outdoor activities such as hiking, camping, and wildlife viewing. The hills are named for their resemblance to a porcupine's quills and are home to various plant and animal species. The region is also significant for its historical and cultural importance, with nearby sites related to Indigenous peoples and early European settlers in the area.