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Canadian Rockies

Alberta

The Canadian Rockies begin an hour west of Calgary, where the Bow Valley narrows at Canmore. We track 4 stays here, gateway stays, the beds on the way to Banff, Kananaskis and the Icefields; the gateway is Calgary.

4 properties · 1 categories · nearest gateway Calgary · last checked 15 September 2026

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Lodge rooms with fireplaces and a 24-hour great room on Bow Valley Trail, Canmore, with a cedar sauna and cruiser bikes for the summer.

Open year-round · sleeps 4 · Road, Scheduled flight

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Townhouse suites with full kitchens a walk from downtown Canmore, a rooftop hot tub facing the Three Sisters and the round windows from the film.

Open year-round · sleeps 16 · Road, Scheduled flight

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Apartment suites with full kitchens and laundry a five-minute walk from Main Street Canmore, micro suite to a bunk apartment for ten, rooftop hot tub.

Open year-round · sleeps 10 · Road, Scheduled flight

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A modern motel in downtown Canmore beside Policeman's Creek, king and queen rooms, a dog-friendly room, an apartment for ten and a creekside hot tub.

Open year-round · sleeps 10 · Road, Scheduled flight

Canadian Rockies: frequently asked

Do you need a park pass?

Yes: a Parks Canada pass is required for any property inside a national park, and is charged per vehicle per day or annually. It is rarely included in a lodge rate.

When is the best time to visit the Rockies?

June through September for hiking and glamping, December through March for winter programmes. Late September carries good weather odds with far lower visitor numbers.

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