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Getting to Canmore has never been so easy, and it’s a beautiful drive.
Here are some recommendations for great and moderate hikes around the Canmore area for those wanting to be a part of the outdoor sporting adventure.
No matter where visitors travel in the Canadian Rockies, Canmore vacationers can expect breath taking drives every which way possible.
Weather in the Canadian Rockies mean summer months of sunshine though sudden changes are common, however Canmore is a bit more predictable.
Scenic Drives throughout Canmore and Kananaskis are tough to miss …. but here’s a few of our favorites which offer some of the most inspiring views. If these sound too normal for you – contact us and we would be happy to make some more recommendations… The Smith-Dorrien Spray Trail From/To: Canmore to Highway 40 [...]
The best way to get to know Canmore and the surrounding area is on foot. And with a network of walking trails through town, along the river side and into mountain valleys, you won’t want to forget your camera. Some of the trails lead to picturesque Quarry Lake, follow a mountain stream through the community [...]
Longtime residents and more recent arrivals are united in their interest in Canmore’s rich and varied history, much of which can be found at the Canmore Centennial Museum located on 7th Avenue, north of Main Street (8th Street). Here documents, photographs and artifact, spanning the years from the town’s birth up to the present, bring [...]