Romantic Things To Do in Canmore, Alberta

Offering a unique dog sledding experience in the Canadian Rockies since 1983. . . Glide down pristine moun... More on Tourismcanmore.com

The dogs and people who work with them are fantastic. Unfortunately I can't say the same about management. ... More on igougo

Heli-hiking is the summer alternative to heli-skiing - a helicopter does the hard work, and you get to hik...

Join us for a full or half day of beginner rock/ice climbing, or if you prefer, one of our many scheduled ... More on Tourismcanmore.com

Adventures by Dogsled - 2 Hr, 4 Hr, & Apres Ski Dinner options available. Our all-inclusive packages provi... More on Tourismcanmore.com

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This facility highlights the region's rich geological history and its importance to the growth of the town and related industries. Geological formations along three local hikes are described, whic...

As you gaze upon the mountains you may wonder how they got there and what they are composed of. If these quest ... More on PlanetWare

Hand-crafted beers brewed on site and to sample. Powderhound Pilsner, Grumpy Bear Honey Wheat, Rutting Elk ... More on WorldWeb.com

I have family who live in Canmore so I visit the Grizzly Paw a lot when we fly out there. Its a gorgeous li... More on igougo

15 minutes outside of Canmore. Very steep rock with lots of neat features. Everything is bolted. Climbs ran... More on RockClimbing

This hike is a steady 1.5km incline, but once you reach the top, it's wel More on Trails

This annual event matches the excitement of a road race with the scenic beauty of the Rocky Mountains. ... More on Yahoo! Travel

The course is beautiful, the people lovely, and I loved the area! More on Yahoo! Travel

Originally it was called `The Beehive'. Then in 1896, Ha Ling, a Chinese cook working in the Oskaloosa Hotel in Canmore, was bet 50 dollars he couldn't climb up and down within 10 hours. Starting at seven on a Saturday morning with ... More on Trails

Read's Ridge is one fantastic viewpoint. And when you tire of lolling around in the meadows there's the option of either continuing to the top of Read's Tower or scrambling up Mt. Sparrowhawk ... More on Trails