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This scenic boardwalk trail starts in downtown Canmore and follows Policemen's Creek through forests and alongside ponds. It connects to Canmore's more than 70 km of walking trails so you can make a longer route if you prefer. 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. The trail surface is gravel or smooth wooden boardwalk...

This is an easy trail, great for the whole family and a good alternative to the busy Grassi Lakes Trail. It's not hard but there are definitely some inclines here and there. The hoodoos are probably the coolest part, but you could actually miss them if you’re distracted by the graveyard. If you stay on the rabbit trails you can avoid pavement aside from crossing it to reconnect a few times. It’s hard to avoid the golf course on the other hand, as the trail goes along the perimeter of it. If...

Horseshoe Loop is at the base of Grotto Mountain, where there are several other hiking and mountain biking trails to explore. This area is popular with equestrians so please be sure to leash your dog. Navigation may be tricky since there are many trails branching off. Bringing along a map or downloading the offline map here is recommended to prevent against accidentally lengthening the trip.

This trail begins at a parking lot on Cougar Creek and follows the creek north for a few hundred meters. It then takes the Montane Traverse Trail at the base of Mount Lady Macdonald and loops back around via Silvertip Trail. Make sure to not miss the turnoff for the loop to head back, or you will be hiking along the Montane Traverse for quite a while longer than anticipated. There are lots of side trails in this trail network so it is easy to get off-route. During winter, hikers recommend...

The hike up is steep and involves some serious scrambling. It is recommended to avoid tackling this trail alone, and to equip yourself with spikes, poles, plenty of water, and weather-appropriate attire. The trail is overall clearly marked, however, it can be a bit confusing to stay on track through some sections (mostly near the summit) and it’s a good idea to download a map. The trail reaches the treeline about halfway to the summit to meet the ridge at an intersection with the Grotto...