Keep our community safe
Non-essential travel is currently not recommended by the Government of Alberta.
Do not travel if you have COVID-19 symptoms or have been told to isolate. We are looking forward to seeing you, but please wait a little longer.
Wear a mask and observe physical distancing – there is plenty of space here!
Regularly wash your hands or use hand sanitizer.
Support our local tourism industry
Eat local, shop local, see local – online.
Explore our many dining options – take out and delivery available.
And try one of our many activities while you are here!
Plan ahead
Check if a business you are planning to visit is open and if you need to pre book.
Come with a backup plan in case it is busy where you want to go.
Our visitor information staff is happy to help. Give them a call at (403) 678 – 5277
See below for the latest updates from the Town of Canmore, Alberta Parks and the Government of Alberta.
Hope for Hospitality
We’ve been asked to stay apart, but we can come together in spirit. During the COVID-19 pandemic, that’s exactly what our hospitality industry needs.
Recent Updates
Masks are now mandatory in all indoor public spaces in Canmore
It is mandatory to put on a mask in all public indoor spaces within the Town of Canmore.
The Mandatory Mask Bylaw compels residents, visitors, and businesses to wear a mask or face covering in all public indoor settings, as well as when they are outside in a line-up at any retail or food establishment.
Public transit, such as Roam Transit buses, taxis and shuttles also require a mask or face covering.
Be Prepared for your Visit
Adventure safely and responsibly. Respect our area, trails, businesses and community.
Please come prepared for your visit with us. We want you to enjoy your time here and the best way to do that is if you have a plan and know what to expect while you are here.
We have some tips for you on how to safely and responsibly enjoy Canmore Kananaskis!
Support Local Businesses
Give some Mountain Cheer this year and support our local businesses!
Our small Rocky Mountain town was looking forward to spending Christmas with you and your loved ones. But as things have changed, we are sending warm thoughts and cozy nights your way and we hope to see you as soon as the time is right.