Summer Activity Guide | The Malcolm Hotel

Here in Spring Creek, surrounded by the breathtaking views that we call our backyard, we realize that we can’t take this land for granted. Creating a greener, healthier community has always been our driving motivation.

“We were one of the first to adopt geothermal technologies in Alberta to meet our goal: to create a truly sustainable mountain community; this is a nod to my parents and grandparents and to Canmore—a legacy for the town in which I grew up.”
- Frank Kernick, Founder, President & Developer of the Spring Creek Community

This is our commitment to care for the land, animals and people of Canmore and Kananaskis for generations to come. We invite you to read and sign the pledge to protect these special areas.

Visit Explore Canmore to take the pledge.

WildSmart is a proactive conservation program that encourages efforts by Bow Valley communities to reduce negative human-wildlife interactions. The Bow Valley is home to over 25,000 people. It is also a major movement corridor for grizzly bears, black bears, cougars, wolves, elk, coyotes, and other large mammals.

The Biosphere Institute implements WildSmart in close collaboration with Alberta Environment and Parks, the Town of Canmore, and the Municipal District of Bighorn.

Limited bear spray is available to borrow upon request at the concierge desk. Please note that guests must be over 18 to borrow bear spray and will be required to sign a waiver of liability.

Click here to view current Bear Reports.

Click here to view current Trail Closures and Warnings.

Purchase a daily or yearly pass now to experience Kananaskis Country and the Bow Valley Corridor while supporting conservation efforts in the area.

Click here to purchase your Kananaskis Park Pass.

Are you planning to visit Banff, Jasper, Yoho, or Kootenay National parks while staying with us? Prepurchase your National Park pass to skip the gate and start exploring quicker.

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Canmore offers a full, state-of-the-art golfing simulator. Play challenging mini games to help hone your skills or play world famous golf courses from around the globe. Did you leave your clubs at home? Clubs can also be rented. Do not miss out of the big games; hang out in the sports bar sports bar and watch your favourite team play with bites from their tasty menu.

Play where the locals play! Canmore Golf and Curling Club boasts a Par 71, 6,460-yard course nestled in the heart of Canmore. The surrounding mountains of the Bow Valley make this the perfect golf getaway location. Are you just looking to practice your swing? Not a problem! Canmore Golf and Curling Club has a driving range just a few steps away from the club house to be used by members and visitors alike.

Silvertip Golf Course is located right within the town of Canmore and includes a full 18-hole course with a par 72 spanning 6,473 yards and a total of 600 feet of elevation change. The design of the course makes for a challenging round for all skill levels. Silvertip is the only golf resort in town that faces South. This leads to longer, warmer days on the green with extended patio time in the clubhouse during the evening.

Stewart Creek offers a world class Par 71 and a total of 6,638 yards over an 18-hole course. Stewart Creek is consistently rated one of the best courses in the country. With immaculate views of the Three Sisters, Cascade, Pigeon, and Ha Ling mountains, it is easy to see why. Very few golf courses in North America have such a serene setting with pristine views coupled with world class golf! This is one golf experience you will not soon forget.

Brewster’s Kananaskis Golf Course offers a unique 18-hole, Par 72 course that lies at the base of Mount Yamnuska. Spanning 5,606 yards, this course winds through rugged tree lined terrain and landscapes that challenge all skill levels. The course has been designed to reward accuracy off the tee and you can choose whether to capitalize on many risk reward sections of the course as well.

Kananaskis Golf Course offers a challenging Par 72 course spanning 7,136 yards. With immaculately lush fairways, bent grass greens and over 120 bunkers, this course offers something for everyone from beginner to Pro! The course itself is surrounded by glacier-fed creeks and ponds with stunning views of the Kananaskis River.

Fairmont Banff Springs Golf Course offers a very challenging Par 71 course design. Located right in the heart of the Banff Townsite, amateurs and professionals the world over are continually captivated and amazed by this world renowned golf course year after year.

The Nordic Centre showcases a world recognized frisbee golf course. This is an ideal activity for those who love frisbee and hiking. This course is the perfect combination of the two activities. A Kananaskis Conservation Pass is required to use the Nordic Center facility. There is no additional charge to use the frisbee golf course. The course operates on a first come, first served basis.

7.4 kms round trip | 763m of elevation | 5-6 round trip

Ha Ling Peak is a striking mountain located near the town of Canmore, Alberta, offering one of the most iconic hikes in the Canadian Rockies. The trail provides breathtaking panoramic views of the Bow Valley, the town of Canmore, and the surrounding mountain peaks, making it a favorite among hikers and outdoor enthusiasts. While the hike to the summit is challenging with its steep ascent, the reward is a stunning 360-degree view from the top. The trail is well known for its exposed sections, which require careful footing, and its rapid elevation gain. Hikers are required to obtain a Kananaskis Conservation Pass to access the trailhead.

8.7 kms round trip | 630m of elevation gain | 3-4 hours round trip

Rawson Lake is a stunning alpine lake nestled in the heart of Kananaskis Country. Surrounded by towering peaks, the crystal-clear waters of Rawson Lake are a breathtaking sight, often reflecting the majestic mountain landscape that frames it. The lake is situated at an elevation of about 1,600 meters (5,250 feet) and can be accessed via a popular hiking trail that takes adventurers through lush forests and scenic meadows. Hikers are required to obtain a Kananaskis Conservation Pass to access the trailhead.

9.2 Kms round trip | 308m of elevation gain | approx. 3 hours round trip

Karst Springs Trail in Kananaskis is a beautiful and quieter hike. The Kananaskis Conservation Pass requirement helps manage access and preserve the area’s natural beauty. The trailhead is near Mt. Engadine Lodge, which makes it a more secluded option compared to more popular trails in the region. The hike offers scenic views of waterfalls and open meadows, making it an ideal choice for those looking to escape crowds while experiencing the stunning mountain landscape. It’s a great spot for nature lovers seeking tranquility and picturesque views!

10.9 kms round Trip | 607m of elevation gain | 5-6 hours round trip

Stanley Glacier trail in Kootenay National Park is a must-visit destination for any outdoor enthusiast. The combination of rugged mountain scenery, waterfalls, and close-up views of a glacier offers a truly unforgettable experience. There are diverse ecosystems along the trail ranging from lush forests to rocky terrain. Don’t forget your National Park Pass to access the trailhead! If you’re planning to visit, check in with your hotel concierge for current conditions and any guidelines from park authorities to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.

5.8 kms round trip | 209m of elevation gain | 1-2 hours Round Trip

Stewart Creek in Banff National Park is a very beautiful and serene destination. To access the trailhead, you’ll need a National Park Pass. The creek is located near Lake Minnewanka, offering stunning views of the surrounding towering peaks, alpine meadows, and lush forests. It’s a great spot for hiking, birdwatching, or enjoying the natural beauty. Parking can be quite limited during the summer months, so it’s important to plan ahead. Be sure to check with your hotel concierge for alternative ways to access the trailhead.

Connect with Mother Nature and learn about Indigenous culture and traditions on guided hikes throughout Kananaskis Country. Our day hikes are filled with amazing stories accented with knowledge holders from the Treaty Seven territory. From drummers to dancers and traditional storytellers, we have you covered with learning the beauty of our Indigenous culture.

Guests will learn about the historical and current significance of the Columbia Icefield region through an Indigenous lens. Though no single Indigenous group was settled in the region, the mountain passes were used by several Nations for trading, both pre- and post-European contact. From an ecological perspective, the Athabasca Glacier plays a critical hydrological role, supporting ecosystems. This ice walk will promote an understanding and appreciation of the importance of this water resource, today and into the future.

Soar over the Canadian Rockies and learn about the Indigenous names of local lakes and mountain peaks such as Spirit Water, which is the name given to Lake Minnewanka (MĨNĨ WAKÃ) by the Stoney Nakoda people because it was a sacred and spiritual area. Indigenous people long inhabited areas around Spirit Water, dating back over 10,000 years.

Pair your scenic drive with a high-altitude suspension bridge walk! Put your fears to the test with a knee-shaking adventure. Create incredible memories and capture stunning photographs while high above canyon walls. Do you dare cross some of the highest suspension bridges in the area? Please speak to your hotel concierge for more details.

Are you tired of seeing the mountains from below the tree line? Experience the Rockies like never before with one of the many gondolas in the Bow Valley. With 360-degree views and reaching heights of 2000m, these excursions will get you up close and personal with the most famous mountains in the area. Enjoy the finest of dining from the top of the world. Join a guided hike at the top and see bears and other wildlife in the natural habitats. For more information and to book tickets or make restaurant reservations, please contact our concierge team.

Heli tours offer the most spectacular sightseeing tours in the heart of the Canadian Rocky Mountains. Fly around the iconic Three Sisters Mountain, Mt. Assiniboine, or marvel at Marvel Pass - these flights are sure to leave an impression.

Enjoy a very peaceful and secluded hike with no one else around! You will be transported by helicopter through the Cougar Mountain Valley to a high alpine meadow above the tree line. You will enjoy uninterrupted 360-degree views of the surrounding area on this 2 hour hike.

Via Ferrata is Italian for “Iron Road.” The Via Ferrata is an assisted climbing experience. Enjoy jaw dropping views as you navigate a series of ladders and suspension bridges. This is one “hands on” adventure you will not soon forget!

Want to harness your inner-mountain goat? Canmore is home to some of the best rock climbing in the country. Canmore’s dedicated climbing gyms, outdoor walls, and bouldering routes can provide a grade for everyone.

Rock, Ice, and Alpine are the three skills that need to be mastered to truly conquer the mountain summits. Canmore hosts a plethora of extremely skilled guides that can begin your journey to calling the Rockies your own. There are many adventures recognized by the Association of Canadian Mountain Guides for a variety of skill levels.

Take a journey back in time by visiting a sheet of ice that is over 10,000 years old. The story of the Athabasca Valley is ever evolving and has quite the story to tell. Take a 30-minute journey out onto the glacier in an All-Terrain Explorer. Along the way, your guide will give you a fascinating glimpse of the glacier’s history.

Afterwards, you will head out to the glass-floored Skywalk. You will have unobstructed views right off the cliff’s edge!

Take an Ice Walk on a half or full-day adventure. Your guide will give you in-depth information about the Athabasca Glacier’s history and the surrounding area. You will also learn the importance of glaciers on a global scale. Take the Indigenous tour option with an Interpretive Guide and Educator. Guests will learn about the historical and current significance of the Columbia Icefield region through an Indigenous lens to capture the spirit and the stories associated with the glacier.

Sooth your aching muscles in a Hot Spring that consists of 100% natural mineral water. The water temperatures are generally around 37 to 40 °C (98 to 104 °F). The Hot Springs operate on a first come first serve basis. No reservations or pre-booking is available. The last admission into the Hot Springs is 30 minutes before closing time.

There has been much speculation around the Heart Creek Bunker and its real purpose. Many have theorized that the bunker was to be used as an emergency fallout shelter in case of a nuclear war. Others have theorized it was nothing more than the start of a mine shaft. Truth be told, all theories and rumors are incorrect!

The bunker was created by Joe and Stan Rokosh. The two brothers deemed it a good idea to create a Mountain Vault intended to house valuable government documents and other important items during the peak of the Cold War.

Do you want to see the bunker with your own eyes? The hike is 4 kilometers one way with a total of 212 meters of elevation gain. Please allow 1 to 2 hours to get to the bunker. Don’t forget to bring a flashlight!

Find the hidden side of Canmore with the best in the Rockies. Canmore’s trusted cave guiding company has been offering tours at Rat’s Nest Cave since 1992. The water sculpted passages of the cave offer seemingly endless opportunities to explore. This is not the typical tourist cave that comes with handrails and well-built walkways of wood. You will be crawling, climbing, shimmying, sliding, and repelling. You will get dirty! Protective equipment is provided by the operator and they will advise on items you need to bring. This is family friendly with children 10+.

Welcome to the birthplace of the national park system in Canada. The Cave and Basin was discovered in 1883 by three railway workers which sparked a series of events that led to the creation of Canada’s first national park we call Banff. Learn the ten-thousand-year history of this cave and why it is so special to Indigenous Peoples. Participate in a family friendly game of mini curling or join in on interpretive workshops.

For more information and to book tickets or make restaurant reservations, please contact our concierge team.

There are new changes to the accessibility to Banff National Park’s most visited destination, Moraine Lake. Restrictions have been implemented and Moraine Lake is no longer open to personal vehicles. Planning in advance is key to avoiding disappointment and to maximize your time at these bucket list destinations.

Tours and shuttles are available but vary in experience.

Set sail on some of the freshest water Alberta has to offer. Enjoy lots of fresh air as you cruise around open waters with unobstructed mountain vistas. Your captain and crew will regale you with tall tales of the area on your journey. Keep your eyes peeled for wildlife along the shoreline. With a little bit of luck, coyotes, elk or even bears can be spotted. Bon Voyage!

This activity is on many people’s “To-Do” list. Getting out on clear blue glacier fed lakes surrounded by the peaks of the Rockies is an experience not to miss. The Bow Valley and Kananaskis Country offer many different opportunities for getting out on the lakes. You can choose to rent a canoe and kayak to launch yourself at your favorite paddling spot. Or go to the boat docks to get paddle time starting from 30min to a half day depending on the lake you go with.

Most rental companies operate on a first come first serve basis.

Canyoning in the Bow Valley is a rush! Let a local guide navigate you through deep mountain gorges and down fast-flowing mountain streams using a variety of techniques including abseiling, climbing, sliding, and jumping. Depending on how adventurous you are feeling, you will have 4 or 5 rappels on average. Making this one adventure you will not soon forget!

Whether you are new to the sport or a longtime angler, the local rivers and lakes offer world-class fishing. Join one of our experienced local guides and learn the best tips and hints about what attracts the fish to your lures. Our guides will provide you with everything you will need as far as equipment. Just don’t forget to get your fishing license. Enjoy a half or full day of fishing on the mighty Bow River for the best trout fishing or Lake Minnewanka for lake whitefish and rainbow trout. Your guide will identify the species and let you know what you can keep and what you must release back into the wild.

Don’t feel like getting completely soaked? Not a problem! The Bow Valley offers a fun, family friendly, experience on glacially fed rivers. Let your feet relax in the river as your guide provides you with fascinating information about the area as you make your way down river. Keep an eye out for various wildlife, as everything from elk to bears may be spotted!

Stand-up paddle boarding offers a more unique way to get out on open water while providing a full body work out in the process. Never been paddle boarding before and want to learn? Professional certified lessons are available within the Bow Valley. All rentals will come with everything you need to get you on your way. This will include a life jacket, leash, pump, foam roof racks (and tie downs are available), paddle, and board.

From Kananaskis Country to British Columbia, the Bow Valley and surrounding area has a lot to offer in terms of white-water rafting. Rapid grades vary based on location and range from Class 1 – 4 rapids. Rafting tours also vary in duration based on location and time of year. Most tour operators will offer both half-day and full day excursions. Join one of our trusted tour operators for a jam-packed day filled with both adventure and relaxation.

For more information on the above activities, or to book, please contact the concierge in person or via email at concierge@malcolmhotel.ca.

Canmore and the Bow Valley have a rich coal mining history. Canmore, in particular, has thrived since the 1988 Winter Olympic Games were hosted in Calgary. Since then, Canmore has more than tripled its population. Canmore and the Bow Valley is left with past reminders of the coal mining history scattered throughout the area. Please see your hotel concierge for more details.

If you’re a cultural explorer at heart, this type of tour is perfect for you. Join an expert local guide for an immersive walking tour of Canmore. You’ll uncover the fascinating history of this town and learn about the pioneers, cowboys, miners, and early explorers who shaped the communities. Explore hidden gems, hear untold stories, and discover the wildlife of the region. Keep your eyes peeled for wildlife sightings while you enjoy the breathtaking scenery along the way.

Come learn about the paranormal side of the Bow Valley. Experience the natural beauty of both Canmore and Banff townsites while hearing chilling tales of the area. From ghost towns to haunted hotels, the Bow Valley is full of things that go ‘bump’ in the night.

NWMP BARRACKS
This historic Canmore building was built in the late 19th Century. The Northwest Mounted Police Barracks is one of three surviving buildings built before the creation of Alberta in 1905.

CANMORE MUSEUM
The Canmore Museum offers a unique perspective of the town’s rich history. The museum’s exhibits are constantly rotating in keeping with the events that are held within the townsite and immediate surrounding area. Please speak to your concierge to see what is on exhibit.

Embark on a fun-filled expedition through the mountains with a guided ATV and SXS tour. Whether it’s your first time or you grew up in the sport, this is suitable for all skill levels. Our trusted tour operator will be happy to get you off the road and on to the dirt. Get a taste of the valley in either an SXS (side by side) or an ATV.

This must-do activity in Canmore and Banff offers different tour options to suit your interest. Some options include guided tours with food and drink or sightseeing including famous film locations of Canmore, or the thundering waterfalls of Banff. Join an interpretive guide as you pedal along riverside pathways and winding mountain parkways in the shadow of the world-famous Canadian Rockies.

Enjoy the views of the Canadian Rockies from horseback on a guided trail ride. Adventures range from guided trail rides and overnight backcountry trips or wagon rides with steak meal options.

Mountain biking is a fun way of combining exercise with reaching the peaks of our mountains and beautiful viewpoints. If you have ever wanted to bike downhill around narrow corners with the trees flying by with the valleys and rivers below, contact your concierge to connect you with rentals and lessons.

For more information on the above activities, or to book, please contact the concierge in person or via email at concierge@malcolmhotel.ca.

West into British Columbia, the Northern Lights Wolf Centre is open year round and is perfect for families. Your tour starts when you get there - no reservations required. The wolf pack is ready when you are for a 25-minute interpretive talk. Learn all about wolves and their role in the environment. Make sure you bring your camera! Talks run 12p.m. to 5p.m. daily.

Looking for that once in a lifetime experience? In addition to interpretive tours, they offer visitors 16 years and over to join members of the wolf pack as they lead you on a hike through the Rockies!

Visitors will have the opportunity to interact with the wolves as well as take photos. Book in advance as there is limited availability. The centre is cash only. All proceeds go towards the care of all the animals.

Visit the concierge team to learn more and book your walk today.

East towards Calgary, Yamnuska Wolfdog Sanctuary is open year round and is a family friendly centre. The Sanctuary walk is perfect for those 6 years and older. This self-guided walk through the Sanctuary allows visitors to see the ground and view the various packs of wolfdogs at their own pace. This is a great opportunity to learn interesting facts about wolfdogs and wolves.

For something more interactive, in addition to the sanctuary walk, go on a tour that provides an up-close hands-on experience with the wolfdogs. This experience must be booked in advance and is available to those 15 years of age and older.

All proceeds go towards the care of all the animals. For more information and to purchase an interactive ticket, visit our concierge team.

Enjoy the sights and sounds of a mountain landscape after the sun has gone down and be dazzled by a sky full of more stars than you can possibly imagine. Join our skilled interpreter on a 5km walk through a forest and be awed by the incredible vastness of the Milky Way before your eyes. Along the trail you can look out for nocturnal wildlife that you might otherwise miss and experience Banff National Park in a new way.

Join our guide on a leisurely 5km hike through a beautiful forest. Along the way, learn about the wildlife, analyze animal tracks along the trail, and learn what to do should you encounter a bear. Feel like one of the original explorers of the wild west as you sip tea made from local plants. Your guide will show you a wide variety of wild edibles along the trail. Stop at beautiful viewpoints where you will learn to start a fire without a lighter. Using materials collected along the way, be challenged to build a shelter using basic emergency supplies and learn what to look for if you ever need to survive in the backcountry.

Park your car and experience the picture-perfect viewpoints of Banff, Lake Louise, and Kananaskis with a guided sightseeing tour. Let someone else do the driving while an interpretive guide fills you in on the story of these majestic peaks and regals you with the history of those who came before us. Possible chance of seeing our incredible wildlife from the safety of the transportation.

Tours vary in experience and pricing, from private luxury to small group tours, packaged or tailor-made offers.

Over the last 10 years, Canmore’s brewery and distillery scene has begun to make a mark on the industry. Several of the breweries and distilleries have taken home medals on both the local and international stage. In total, Canmore offers four distinct breweries and two distilleries, each adding a unique flair to the classic beverages.

Package your brewery and distillery experience with a tour.

Rafts & Crafts: Scenic float trip on the Bow River, followed by a hop-on, hop-off craft beer and distillery tour.
Hike and Beer: Guided hiking tour that features the rich mining history of Canmore and Kananaskis with a beer to finish the day.
Beer Cruise: Boat cruise on Lake Minnewanka featuring a beer tasting experience.

This drive is for the adventurous soul. This drive is best for high clearance vehicles such as pickup trucks, Jeeps, or SUVs. Before heading out, please visit the hotel concierge for maps and updated road conditions. The drive can be treacherous at times and is periodically closed for avalanche control. The drive starts on Spray Lakes Road (just past the Nordic Centre). After the Grassi Lakes trailhead, the road becomes unpaved and often unmaintained. Drive carefully as the road starts to climb up past the tree line on the shoulder of Mount Rundle, and back down to the backside of Mount Lawrence Grassi. Follow this gravel road until you reach the junction for Peter Lougheed Provincial Park and then turn left. You then take a second left onto Hwy 40. Keep driving until the Hwy 1 (Trans Canada) exit and head west back to Canmore. Highlights include Quarry Lake, Grassi Lakes, Whitemans Pond, Spray Lakes Day Use Area, Mt. Shark Day Use Area, and Chester Lake.

Hwy 40 South to Upper Kananaskis Lakes

This is for the laid-back driver looking for views along a smooth and easy day drive. From Canmore head east on the Hwy 1 (Trans Canada) and turn South onto Hwy 40 (Kananaskis Highway). This is the same turn-off as the Casino (easiest landmark to spot). This is where the drive gets very scenic. Be on the lookout for wildlife as well. Deer, elk, goats and bears can frequently be spotted along the highway (there is no guarantee of seeing them however). The road continues to wind to both Lower and Upper Kananaskis Lakes. Highlights include Barrier Lake Day Use Area, Kananaskis Village, Boundary Ranch, Fortress Junction, Peter Lougheed Park Discovery Centre, and the Kananaskis Lakes.

HIGHWAY 1A

This is a scenic drive between Exshaw and Lake Louise on highway 1A with multiple breaks and many points of interest along the way. Highlights include Grotto Canyon where you will find rock climbers and an Inukshuk rock garden, Johnston Canyon, the memorial in honour of Ukrainian internees, and the scenery of poplar forests, peaceful meadows, and the Bow River. It will add an additional 2 hours from South of Canmore to Lake Louise, but it is a much more beautiful drive than the main highway. If possible, we recommend driving this road early in the morning or at dusk, as you will be more likely to see the wildlife.

Parks Canada has launched a three-year cycling pilot program along the Bow Valley Parkway’s eastern section. The parkway will be closed to motor vehicle access from May 1 to June 25 and August 30 to September 30. If you would like to participate in biking this spectacular mountain road, contact the concierge team for more information.

Highway 93 North

Year after year, this drive ranks near the top of the list of Most Scenic Highways in the world as voted by National Geographic. It winds beside peaceful lakes and rushing rivers overlooking snow-capped mountain peaks and majestic glaciers. Points of interest include the Columbia Icefields Centre, Bow Lake, Peyto Lake, Mistaya Canyon, Sunwapta Falls, Athabasca Falls and many more! Along the way keep an eye out for wildlife including elk, mountain goats and bears.

In the beautiful province of British Columbia just west of us lies the rugged and untouched beauty of Yoho National Park. Accessible by Highway 1 West, Yoho is home to the rich-green coloured Emerald Lake, the natural rock formations of the Natural Bridge, and the incredible power of Takakkaw and Wapta Falls. This is a great option for a full-day outing.

A popular wildlife corridor, Highway 93 South leads you to the unique Kootenay National Park. One of the worst fires in the Rockies’ history ravaged through this area in 2003 but there’s proof that beauty can come from ashes as the scenery is now a photographer’s paradise with charred wood juxtaposes, vibrant green vegetation, and glorious blue waters.Points of interest include Stanley Glacier, Marble Canyon, and further south the town of Radium’s famous hot springs. Its hot mineral water is odorless and clear, perfect for a relaxing soak. Kids will enjoy swimming and diving in the cooler swimming pool (27°C). Visit south-eastern British Columbia’s largest day spa in Radium. See if you can spot one of the bighorn sheep that make this canyon home.

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Hwy 40 South to Upper Kananaskis Lakes

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REGENERATIVE TRAVEL

PLEDGE TO THE PEAKS

BIOSPHERE INSTITUTE OF THE BOW VALLEY

KANANASKIS CONSERVATION PASS

NATIONAL PARK PASS

GOLF SIMULATORS & SPORTS LOUNGE

CANMORE GOLF & CURLING CLUB

SILVERTIP GOLF COURSE

STEWART CREEK GOLF COURSE

BREWSTER'S KANANASKIS GOLF COURSE

KANANASKIS GOLF COURSE

FAIRMONT BANFF SPRINGS GOLF COURSE

GOLFING ALTERNATIVES

HA LING PEAK

RAWSON LAKE

KARST SPRINGS

STANLEY GLACIER

STEWART CANYON

GUIDED INDIGENOUS DAY HIKE TOURS

INDIGENOUS LED GLACIER TOUR

INDIGE-SCAPE INSPIRED HELI TOURS

SUSPENSION BRIDGES

GONDOLA

HELI TOURS

HELI HIKING

VIA FERRATA

WALL & ROCK CLIMBING

GUIDED ALPINE HIKING & MOUNTAINEERING

ICE FIELDS & SKY WALK

ICE WALKS

HOT SPRINGS

HEART CREEK BUNKER - THE VAULT

CAVING IN CANMORE

UNDERGROUND HOT SPRINGS OF BANFF

MORAINE LAKE AND LAKE LOUISE TOURS

BOAT CRUISE

CANOE AND KAYAK RENTALS

CANYONING

FISHING

FLOAT TOURS

PADDLE BOARDING

WHITE WATER RAFTING

ABANDONED TOWNS & COAL MINES

WALKING TOURS

GHOST WALKS

HISTORICAL STORY TELLING

ATV & SXS TOURS

E-BIKE TOURS

HORSEBACK & WAGON RIDES

MOUNTAIN BIKING

NORTHERN LIGHTS WOLF CENTRE

YUMNUSKA WOLFDOG SANCTUARY

STARGAZING TOUR

SURVIVAL HIKES

HIGHLIGHTS SIGHTSEEING TOURS

BREWERY & DISTILLERY TOURS

SPRAY LAKES VALLEY LOOP

KANANASKIS HIGHWAY

THE BOW VALLEY PARKWAY

THE ICEFIELDS PARKWAY

HIGHWAY 1 WEST & YOHO NATIONAL PARK

HIGHWAY 93 SOUTH & KOOTENAY NATIONAL PARK

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