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Town in Alberta, Canada
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Canmore is a town of 14,000 people (2016) in the Alberta Rockies of Canada.
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Great for cross-country skiing.
Hike up to the lake from the car park just out of town, a famous and short hike in the region.
Graykite Canmore is a snowkiting school offering lessons for beginners, advanced riders and children.
Georgetown Inn
Excellent British style meals, Yorkshire pudding, fish and chips.
Clean, comfortable accommodations.
Just outside the Banff Park Gates, it offers 1 and 2 bedroom chalets with gas fireplaces.
Condominium style accommodations.
Cozy hotel with extremely helpful staff. The fireplaces in the rooms are a great touch! The only downside is that it can be difficult to find the place in the dark as the sign is on the smaller side, on the ground, and not lit very well.
Right next to "downtown" so you can leave your vehicle for the entire duration of the stay if you wish - everything is within the walking distance (for Nordic Centre you'd have to walk a bit longer though).
Comes with full kitchens, living rooms, etc.
Comes with full kitchens, living rooms, etc.
Comes with full kitchens, living rooms, etc.
Comes with full kitchens, living rooms, etc.
Condo style suites, full kitchen, in suite laundry (washer/dryer), satellite television, balcony, hot tub, pet friendly rooms available.
From Calgary, take the Highway 1 (Trans-Canada Highway) west. From British Columbia, take Highway 1 East from Golden until you reach the East gate of Banff National Park.
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