- Easy, 4km Length & 84m Elevation gain

- 1–1.5hr Estimated time

- This scenic boardwalk trail starts in downtown Canmore and follows Policemen's Creek through forests and alongside ponds. It connects to more than 70 km of walking trails so you can make a longer route if you prefer. The path is flat and well-maintained and it is great for birding. It does tend to get a bit crowded, but you get spectacular views of the Three Sisters and Mount Rundle.

- Accessibility: There are several paved parking areas on the south end of the trail off of Streamside Lane but it is unclear if there are any designated accessible parking spaces or striped access aisles there. There is a short stair set where the boardwalk reaches Main (8th) Street, so the entire trail length is not suitable for wheelchairs. The trail surface is gravel or smooth wooden boardwalk (with edge barriers) and it is typically at least 1 meter wide.

- The estimated grade is mostly gentle (all 6% or less). There are some sections of stairs on the boardwalk that may be impassable but it unclear if they are on the main trail. All-terrain strollers or motorized wheelchairs may be needed for the unpaved sections. There are benches along the way for resting in the gravel sections.

Situated at the western edge of downtown Canmore, the Bow River Loop Trail is easily accessible and convenient for locals and visitors.

- There are numerous parking options. You can park in one of the many downtown parking lots, a 5-minute walk from the trail.

- If you have accessibility issues, two of the best parking areas are on River Road, behind Riverside Park or in the small parking lot at the west end of Bow River Bridge.

- Easy, 6km Length & 129m Elevation gain

- 1.5–2hr Estimated time

- This multi-use trail follows alongside the Bow River in Canmore. The trail starts from the Rundle parking lot just by the Bow River Bridge but can be started from anywhere along the trail. This trail is a mix of paved trails and single track while being predominantly flat. - Gorgeous open views of the Bow River and the mountains are present throughout the journey. The parking lot by the trailhead is pretty small, so if you can it is best to arrive early.

- Disc golf, also known as frisbee golf is a flying disc sport in which players throw a disc at a target, using rules similar to golf. The sport is usually played on a course with 9 or 18 holes, each consisting of a teeing area and a target. Players complete a hole by throwing a disc from a tee pad or tee area toward the target (often a basket equipped with chains to catch the disc) and throwing again from where the previous throw came to rest, until the disc comes to rest in the target. The discs used are made with varying characteristics that allow for different flight patterns, and are chosen by the player before each shot depending on the intended flight path. Different throwing styles can also affect the flight of the discs.

- Free to play

- The Townie; Big mountain views, glacial waters, beautiful spruce and pine shorelines and ample opportunities to catch a glimps or two of some wildlifle, are just a few of the highlights that our 1.5-Hr Townie Float offers our guests.

- The Explorer; Beneath the towering peaks of the Canadian Rockies front ranges, flows the glacial fed Bow River. Surrounded by forests of pine and spruce, and home to some of the most majestic and iconic animals in Canada, this scenic river float provides guests of all ages the opportunity of a lifetime.

- Canmore Wanderer; The Bow valley is home to a variety of Iconic Canadain Rockies animals, plants and trees. From large birds of prey like the Bald Eagle and Osprey to buffalo berries and tiger lilies the Bow Valley offers the perfect habitat for nesting, breeding, and growing. CRT has put together an early morning experience that ventures into some of the best places to see these amazing pieces of our natural environment.

Starts with a 30 min easy interpretive stroll through some beautiful trails follwed by a 1.5hour Scenic river float on flat moving water.

- Beneath the Peaks; Bring the whole family on this incredibly scenic trip down the Bow River in Canmore. The “Beneath The Peaks Tour” offers guests an opportunity to experience the Bow Valley from the perspective of the river. With instruction and guidance from our qualified and experienced guides you will learn the basic strokes in a calm area of the river at the start, then be guided down river to enjoy the beautiful mountain scenery in the majestic Canadian Rockies.

- Rafts & Crafts; Canmore Raft Tours and the Mountain City Brew Bus are excited to offer the new Rafts and Crafts tour! Pairing the 1 hour Scenic Townie Float and a visit to one of Canmores Breweries and Distilleries! This experience makes for the perfect afternoon in the Mountains!

Luxury Private Tour Guiding Company based in Canmore, Alberta. Private Winter and Summer Sightseeing tours & guided hiking tours offered across the breathtaking landscapes of Banff National Park, Lake Louise, Moraine Lake & Canmore Kananaskis. Local private drivers & accredited tour guides will ensure you make lifelong memories.

Part Scavenger Hunt. Part Escape Room. Part Amazing Race. 100% Fun!

- Smugglers Blue; $79/team, 90-100 minutes, discover style easy

- Unchained Melody; $79/team, 120 minutes, discover style moderate

- Around the World; $79/team, 120 minutes, discover style fiendish

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