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ABOUT CANMORE:
The Best of the Canadian Rockies Banff National Park is billed as "the world's finest National Park" for good reason. It is picturesque to the extreme, with wildlife viewing opportunities, 360 degree mountain views and noble peaks in every direction.
Canmore is a sister community to Banff, just minutes away outside of the Park gates, you are now in the heart of the Bow Valley. Canmore's dining scene is the best in the Canadian Rockies and with great shopping and great activities at hand. Banff Boundary Lodge is ideally suited to take advantage of both Banff & Canmore.
About the Rockies
•The Rocky Mountains touch The Yukon Territory, British Columbia and Alberta
•The Alberta Rocky Mountains house Canada's first national Park and UNESCO World Heritage Site, Banff National Park (1885)
•The highest mountain in the Rockies is Mount Robson in British Colombia (3945 M)
•The Rocky Mountains are 120 million years old
•The tallest mountain in Alberta is Mount Colombia (3747 M)
•The Rocky Mountains were created by the pressure built up from the collision between the Pacific and North America tectonic plates
•Canmore is approximately a 10 minute drive from the gates of the Banff National Park
•The Bow Valley Provincial Park is only 25 km east of Canmore. The park is home to award-winning interpretive shows and guided interpretive hikes, and seasonal golden eagle migrations (open May - October)
•Canmore is home to the year-round Nordic Centre Provincial Park. In the winter visitors enjoy the recently upgraded cross-country ski facilities and in the summer try the mountain bike paths and disc-golf Elevation The elevation of Canmore is 1350 meters (4300 feet). The elevation of Banff is 1350 meters (4300 feet).
Restaurants:
Sage Bistro — 6 min drive
Wild orchid bistro & sushi lounge — 6 min drive
Crazy Weed — 6 min drive
Chez Francois Restaurant — 6 min drive
Le fournil Bakery — 6 min drive
Golf:
Stewart Creek Golf & Country Club
Canmore Golf & Curling Club
Silvertip Golf Course
Kananaskis Country Golf Course
Fairmont Banff Springs Golf Course

- 28 minutes to Sunshine Ski Resort
- 50 minutes to Lake Louise Ski Resort
- 23 min drive to Mount Norquay Ski Resort
- 38 min to Nakiska Ski Resort
- 3 min drive to Banff National park west gate
- 15 min drive to Banff town center
- 19 min drive to Kananaskis provincial park
- 45 min drive to Lake Louise and Moraine Lake
- 78 min drive to Peyto Lake
- tons of great hiking trails
Here are some information that might be helpful to you:
1. ski rental places: The following store is relatively cheaper and close to your chalet. You can always rent ski gear at the ski resorts with higher price. The price does not include Helmets. It will cost 5 to 7 Canadian dollars each. Bring your own Helmet and mask if possible. (URL HIDDEN)
2. Costco ski tickets price: a. Lake Louise: 2 tickets for 180$ -- highly recommended. b. Sunshine Village: 2 tickets for 180$ -- highly recommended. c. Nakiska: 2 tickets for 140$ -- snow condition not as good as the above 2 resorts
3. Dog sledding tour - you may need reserve in advance: (URL HIDDEN)
4. “not-to-be-missed” activities that I can think of:
a. Johnston Canyon ice walk (2 hours) (URL HIDDEN)
b. Banff Hot Spring
c. Northern light watch (URL HIDDEN)
5. Some restaurants in Canmore to consider:
The Trough Dining Co – Canadian style $$$$
Tapas Restaurant – European Style $$$$ (Some of the guests loved it.)
Rocky Mountain Flatbread Company – Italian style (Very busy place)
Crazy Weed – Canadian style
The Grizzly Paw Brewing Company – Bar (Local beer and spirit, food is ok. Very busy place)
There is a Le fournil Bakery close to the Chalet for breakfast. (I personally like it)
6. Some restaurants in Banff to consider:
The Bison Restaurant – Canadian style $$$$
Eden – Canadian style $$$$
Grizzly House Restaurant
The Juniper Bistro Tooloulou’s for breakfast
Please let me know if more information needed.