Explore More of Canmore & Kananaskis

Make the Most of Your Visit
Already booked your canyoning trip? Here’s what else to explore in and around Canmore.

Nestled just outside Banff National Park, Canmore is a vibrant mountain town offering a blend of outdoor adventures and rich cultural experiences. Whether you’re seeking underground exploration, serene paddling, or a stroll through history, Canmore has something for everyone.

Canmore Cave Tours 

Embark on a year-round adventure with Canmore Cave Tours, delving into the wild and undeveloped Rat’s Nest Cave beneath Grotto Mountain. This authentic caving experience includes rappelling, crawling through natural passages, and witnessing ancient cave formations.

• Starting Point: Tours commence from their office.

• Highlights: No artificial lights or walkways, just underground exploration guided by experienced professionals.

Note: Tours operate regardless of weather, as the cave maintains a constant temperature of 5°C.

Canmore Canoe 

Experience the tranquility of the Bow River with Canmore Canoe. Their guided tours offer a unique perspective of the Rockies, suitable for beginners and families.

• Starting Point: Meet at the Bow River Boat Launch in downtown Canmore.

• Tour Options: Choose between traditional Voyageur Canoes or Inflatable Canoes for a 2-hour journey through scenic landscapes.

Season runs approximately from May 15 to September 15, depending on weather and river conditions.

Canmore Walking Tours 

Delve into Canmore’s rich heritage with Canmore Walking Tours. These guided walks reveal the town’s transformation from a coal mining hub to a mountain paradise.

• Starting Point: Tours begin at The Pulse Coffee Bar inside the Malcolm Hotel

• Experience: Stroll through downtown Canmore, uncovering stories of local legends, historical landmarks, and hidden gems.

Ideal for first-time visitors and those keen to connect with the town’s vibrant past.

Make sure to let them know that Banff Canyoning sent you!

Caving tour by Canmore Cave Tours

*Remember that if you are spending time in Kananaskis, you need to purchase a Kananaskis conservation pass

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Adventure pass from Don’t Bug Me I Am On Vacation

Looking for a smarter way to explore Canada’s Rockies (and beyond)? Don’t BUGMe I’m On Vacation makes local adventures more affordable and accessible with their $99/year Road Trip Pass—offering 20% off activities at participating businesses like paddle rentals, guided tours, and more.

How It Works

1. Explore & Save – Use their interactive map to discover authentic local experiences.

2. Grab a Pass – Purchase your Road Trip Pass and gain access to exclusive discounts.

3. Book Direct – Reserve experiences directly with businesses and get 20% off your main activity (e.g. canyoning, rafting, SUP, yoga on water)

Grab your pass here and use the code BanffCanyoning20 to get $20 off your adventure pass!