Canmore boasts an extensive network of hiking trails, each offering a unique perspective of the stunning alpine scenery. From leisurely strolls suitable for families to challenging ascents for seasoned hikers, the summer trails weave through lush forests, alpine meadows, and reveal panoramic mountain views.
Highlights include the Grassi Lakes Trail, Ha Ling Peak, and the scenic
Three Sisters Pathway.
Hop on a bike and explore Canmore’s diverse terrain through its
extensive cycling trails. From scenic road rides to adrenaline-pumping mountain biking, there’s a trail for every level.
The Legacy Trail, with its picturesque views of the Bow Valley, and the Canmore Nordic Centre’s mountain bike trails are popular choices for cycling enthusiasts.
Experience the tranquility of the Bow River by trying your hand at paddleboarding. Whether you’re a novice or seasoned paddler, gliding along the Bow River offers a unique perspective of Canmore’s natural beauty.
Enjoy a peaceful journey as you navigate gentle currents surrounded
by the Rockies’ majestic peaks.
For those seeking a more leisurely outdoor pursuit, Canmore’s golf
courses provide the perfect setting. Tee off against a backdrop of
snow-capped mountains, lush greenery, and crisp alpine air.
The Silvertip Golf Course and Stewart Creek Golf & Country Club offer
not only challenging courses but also stunning vistas. Other local
courses include the Canmore Golf & Curling Club and
Kananaskis Country Golf Course.
Summer in Canmore brings an abundance of wildlife, and spotting
these creatures in their natural habitat is a thrilling experience.
Keep an eye out for elk, deer, and the occasional bear as you explore
the trails.
Wildlife tours are also available for those who want a guided adventure.
For more information on wildlife spotting visit our blog
“Wildlife Watching in Canmore: A Guide”.
For the more adventurous souls, Canmore offers excellent
rock climbing opportunities against the backdrop of awe-inspiring mountain scenery.
Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced climber, the local
climbing routes provide a challenging yet rewarding experience.
Embrace the serenity of Canmore’s meadows with a picturesque
picnic. Pack your favorite snacks, find a cozy spot, and enjoy the
clear mountain air surrounded by vibrant wildflowers and the
soothing sounds of nature.
For more information on picnic ready hikes, visit “Best Hike in Canmore”
The Canmore Summer Theatre Festival is a vibrant celebration
of the arts. You can enjoy outdoor performances of plays, musicals,
and concerts in the stunning natural setting of Canmore.
The festival runs from June to August and features a variety of performances, from classic plays to contemporary productions.
The performances take place in various outdoor venues, including
parks, amphitheaters, and open-air stages. It’s a unique way to
experience the arts and enjoy the beauty of Canmore.
This historic annual 3-day event is proudly Alberta’s longest-running
folk music festival since its first concert in 1978. Featuring 30+ folk,
world, blues, and roots musicians, the Canmore Folk Festival attracts
over 15,000 patrons from across Western Canada.
The festival occurs every year over the Heritage Day long weekend
in August, making it a family-friendly event featuring a kids’ area
with crafts, puppets, music, storytelling and more. Located in
Centennial Park, the concerts have a scenic view of the mountains
that will only enhance the experience.
Canmore Adventures is Canmore, Alberta’s hub for adventures and activities in the heart of the Canadian Rocky Mountains.
Providing exceptional tours and experiences, showcasing Canmore as a world-class destination for visitors is its goal.
Let Canmore Adventures craft your next lifelong Memory.
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