Parks in Canmore, Alberta

The Nordic Centre was created in 1988 for the Winter Olympics and has remained a world-class facility since then. It is now a four-season recreational facility with more than 65 km of well-maintain... More on NileGuide

Canmore is certainly a biking town - there are lots of places to ride on th More on Trails

The trail begins at the Mount Shark Trailhead, along the Smith-Dorrien / Spray Trail within Kananaskis Country Provincial Recreation Area. This remote, 42.25 miles point-to-point or out-and-back ri... More on Trails

A very long trip at 73.6 kms, want to cut 6 kms off start at the sunshine v More on Trails

THIS IS NOT the tourist trail to Lake Agnes Teahouse. This is a demanding grunt up a rough steep slope. On a hot day the ... More on Trails

Hey .. this trek title, "Lady MacDonald Teahouse" may delude a hiker to thi More on Trails

Canmore Highland Games is the biggest Celtic Celebration in Alberta and the Premier Highland Games in Western Canada More on Canmorehighlandgames.ca

Centennial Park plays host to this celebration of all things Scottish. The day features ... More on Yahoo! Travel

This is one of the most well traveled trails in the Banff - Canmore area. This 24.6-mile round-trip trail is a quick downhill ride to Banff along the back of Mount Rundle. It varies between wide si... More on Trails

I enjoy some good hard riding and this makes an excellent training ride whe More on Trails

The cirque west of Bogart and south of Sparrowhawk is a wild rocky place with at least six little tarns to delight in. Just don't go in fall or you'll be disappointed. Initially ... More on Trails

Yes it was hard because of the steepness of the trail. Don't be discourage More on Trails

For many years this ride remained one of the secrets of Canmore's hard-core elite, but with the publishing of the Canmore Alberta Recreation Map in 1999, the secret is out. Riders from all areas ar... More on Trails

I've been in the Canmore area for a few years now and have yet to fully dis More on Trails

This trail begins in Banff National Park, along the Banff Springs Golf Course and finishes at the Canmore Nordic Center in the town of Canmore, Alberta. While the Goat Creek Trail provides an oppor... More on Trails

This trail is a lot of fun. it is what I would call a high speed technical More on Trails

Access is through land owned by Three Sisters Resorts, who are constructing roads, housing pods and golf courses for the ... More on Trails

This network lies along the Smith-Dorrien / Spray Trail south of Canmore, Alberta. If you're looking for a workout and have some excess energy to burn off, why not try the Sawmill Trails. Following numerous old logging roads, the ... More on Trails