Canmore Trails and Tales

12/11/2024

Funny!

🤣💖

12/07/2024

12/07/2024

Winter adventures start here!

11/05/2024

Get off the beaten path. Explore the area with local experts. Get amazing photos! Join us in 2025! Let’s make some mountain memories
#2025

10/17/2024

Explore the Rockies with us! Find a fossil on our family fun hiking tours! Join us for year around family fun!

10/01/2024

We know all the best places!

09/11/2024

When they ask “was that a wolf or coyote”. I always say “If it was a wolf you would not ask” 🤠

RIP - Tookshaman (wolf in picture) wildest dogsledding wolf pup I ever meet. ❤️

Give Took a like for us! 👍 The wildness in his heart was untameable to the end! Live wild! Die free!

09/05/2024

Go remote with us. Experience the real Rockies and get away from the crowd!

09/05/2024

06/06/2024

06/06/2024

Banff National Park is a special place.

It’s home to hundreds of species, including grizzly bears, wolves, elk and more. The chance to view wildlife in their natural environment is an exciting part of the national park experience. this special place, and you can help them survive by keeping them wild.

Learn more about the here: https://parks.canada.ca/pn-np/ab/banff/visit/faune-wildlife

05/16/2024

⚠️ A cougar warning is now in place for Tunnel Mountain Campgrounds and the surrounding area. (Please see the map below)

Special caution is recommended when traveling in this area due to a cougar frequenting the area.

To avoid an encounter with a cougar, or other wildlife, you should always:
✔️ Travel in groups and keep everyone together.
✔️ Be cautious when traveling during dawn and dusk.
✔️ Travel slowly if you are cycling or jogging, be aware of your surroundings, and do not wear earbuds.
✔️ Make noise to alert a cougar or other wildlife to your presence.
✔️ Carry bear spray in an easily accessible location and know how to use it.
✔️ Keep your dog on a leash at all times and walk your dog during daylight hours if possible.
✔️ Leave the area if you see or smell a dead animal.
✔️ Never approach, entice, or feed wildlife.

If You See a Cougar:
◼️ Do not approach the animal.
◼️ Face the cougar, and retreat slowly – do NOT run or play dead.
◼️ Try to appear bigger by holding your arms or an object above your head.
◼️ Immediately pick up small children.
◼️ Be aggressive. Shout, wave a stick, or throw rocks to deter an attack.

🐾 If you see a cougar or fresh signs of any carnivore activity, please leave the area immediately and call Banff Park Dispatch at 403-762-1470 (available 24/7).

For more information, please visit:https://ow.ly/1PtT50RHHFF

04/26/2024

Banff History Walks! 2hrs. Explore the legends and landmarks of Banff since 1883.

02/08/2024

The adventure starts with you! Join us summer 2024!