Glacier-fed lake below a ring of Rocky Mountain peaks near Canmore

Canmore

Centre yourself in the mountains

A scene that awakens your spirit and resets your soul.

Pure Canmore

One of North America's best-kept secrets

More accessible and more affordable than any other mountain community, this town offers adventure, stillness, and wonder. Outdoor recreation is enjoyed in every season, from biking to hiking, skiing to snowshoeing, and golfing to fishing.

Indulge in delicious eating and drinking experiences, with fine dining, breweries and distilleries, family-friendly restaurants, and cafes throughout town. At Rundle Park, you are only a five-minute drive from the town centre and a 30-minute drive to several ski slopes. In the warmer months, hop on an electric bike and travel the adjacent Legacy Trail that leads to Banff and Lake Louise. You will find meaningful moments everywhere.

Two children laughing on a forest trail near Canmore
Hiker on a boardwalk trail in low evening sun
Trails in every season
Deer standing in fresh snow among the trees
Wildlife at the door
Hiking boots resting on a rocky mountain summit
Summits within reach

Getting around

Minutes from town, the trails and Banff

Illustrated map of Canmore showing Rundle Park on Bow Valley Trail, downtown Canmore, and drive times to Banff National Park, three ski resorts and Calgary International Airport
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Drive times from Rundle Park

Bow Valley Trail runs straight into downtown Canmore and onto the Trans-Canada Highway.

  • Downtown Canmore5 min
  • Banff National Park gates5 min
  • Banff townsite20 min
  • Mt. Norquay ski resort25 min
  • Banff Sunshine ski resort45 min
  • Lake Louise ski resort55 min
  • Calgary International Airport70 min

Approximate drive times in normal conditions.

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Stay at Rundle Park

Studio to four-bedroom suites, a Nordic-inspired spa, and a front desk on site. Book direct for our best rate.