Guidebook for Canmore

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Guidebook for Canmore

Drinks & Nightlife

Special local made liquor, stunning views and delicious food
160 locals recommend
Where The Buffalo Roam Saloon
626 8 Street
160 locals recommend
Special local made liquor, stunning views and delicious food
Best coffee and Breakfast!
75 locals recommend
The Summit Cafe
1001 Cougar Creek Dr
75 locals recommend
Best coffee and Breakfast!

Food Scene

Cornerstone Weddings
125 Kananaskis Way
Local special food
11 locals recommend
BeaverTails
120 Banff Ave
11 locals recommend
Local special food
Best views! amazing Food
213 locals recommend
Iron Goat Pub & Grill
703 Benchlands Trail
213 locals recommend
Best views! amazing Food

Arts & Culture

A small beautiful town also has its unique culture and history.
45 locals recommend
Canmore Museum and Geoscience Center
902B 7 Ave
45 locals recommend
A small beautiful town also has its unique culture and history.
They call it the Canmore “Engine” Bridge. Here in a thoroughly spectacular setting, it spans the mighty Bow River and while used by pedestrians and cyclists today, it used to support a railway line that once served Canmore’s coal mine. Yes, they mined that stuff here – and in fact many of the newer residential areas are above the old underground workings. Today the town is more known as an outdoor recreation mecca with few fully aware of its gritty industrial past. The bridge is one of the last things left from those days. https://www.bigdoer.com/31936/exploring-history/canmore-engine-bridge/
6 locals recommend
Canmore Engine Bridge
Spur Line Trail
6 locals recommend
They call it the Canmore “Engine” Bridge. Here in a thoroughly spectacular setting, it spans the mighty Bow River and while used by pedestrians and cyclists today, it used to support a railway line that once served Canmore’s coal mine. Yes, they mined that stuff here – and in fact many of the newer residential areas are above the old underground workings. Today the town is more known as an outdoor recreation mecca with few fully aware of its gritty industrial past. The bridge is one of the last things left from those days. https://www.bigdoer.com/31936/exploring-history/canmore-engine-bridge/

Hikes and Summits

This short picturesque trail is great for families and is one of Canmore’s most popular hikes. Choose from the easy route, which takes you up a gentle incline to the spectacular turquoise lake, or the more challenging wooded trail that passes by a waterfall and offers beautiful views of Canmore and Bow Valley. Plan for about one to two hours for this 4 km (2.5mi) hike.
16 locals recommend
Grassi Lakes Trail
Grassi Lakes Trail
16 locals recommend
This short picturesque trail is great for families and is one of Canmore’s most popular hikes. Choose from the easy route, which takes you up a gentle incline to the spectacular turquoise lake, or the more challenging wooded trail that passes by a waterfall and offers beautiful views of Canmore and Bow Valley. Plan for about one to two hours for this 4 km (2.5mi) hike.

Essentials

Grocery store/Pharmacy/Liquor
135 locals recommend
Safeway Canmore
1200 Railway Ave
135 locals recommend
Grocery store/Pharmacy/Liquor
35 locals recommend
Canadian Tire
1110 Gateway Ave
35 locals recommend

Getting Around

Mission Statement - “Operate, enhance and grow our regional transit system through innovative transportation solutions, to ensure that residents and visitors are able to live, work and play in the Bow Valley without the use of a private vehicle.
14 locals recommend
Bow Valley Regional Transit Services Commission - Roam Transit
224 Beaver St
14 locals recommend
Mission Statement - “Operate, enhance and grow our regional transit system through innovative transportation solutions, to ensure that residents and visitors are able to live, work and play in the Bow Valley without the use of a private vehicle.