The Drake Inn

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 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 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!

This is a nice walk close to town beginning from the parking lot across the bridge. It starts along the river, goes up the steps, and follows along Canmore Creek and Trans-Canada Trail on the way back. There are also many other trails to choose from in the area. This hike has some nice views of Mount Rundle and HaLing and across the valley.

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 throughout. Great chance to see wildlife.