Pocaterra Inn & Waterslide

Johnny's Trail is a beautiful hike that leads up to Stoneworks Canyon. From there you can see the Three Sisters and Ha Ling across the valley! It's a pretty short trail so it can be connected with other trails in the area for a longer loop or just for some variety on the way back. It's frequented by locals and used by mountain bikers as well. Parking can be found roadside.

This trail starts at the Canmore Recreation Centre parking lot and then connects to Policeman's Creek Trail through the field to the west. You will double-loop around the park before taking the Spur Line back to the trailhead. Elk may be encountered on the trail and if so should be given an appropriate distance.

This is a well-maintained paved path, a great ride with slight uphill grade towards Banff. In many places it is very close to the highway and the noise from traffic is very loud. Most of the trail is unshaded, so bringing protection from the sun is recommended. This trail is a favourite for locals and tourists alike during fall, thanks to the many larches that change colours, and the wide trail makes it easy to explore slowly. This route goes from the Trail Sports at the Canmore Nordic...

This is a nice and easy, but very popular trail for all ages and experience levels. With great views of the surrounding mountains, this mostly paved route is amazing in any season. The old railway bridge is great for photos, too. If you are up for it climb, folks recommend adding the 135 Steps up and back down just beside the TransAlta Power Station.

This walk begins along the Bow River before cutting through the neighbourhood to follow Canmore Creek. It's a peaceful trail that is great for the whole family and especially for young kids, as there is a small playground and an outhouse along the trail. A short detour can be taken down to the creek where there is also a waterfall!