By Road:
Canmore is located just outside the entrance to Banff National Park on the Trans Canada Highway (Highway #1) approximately 106 kilometers (66 miles) west of Calgary. The drive from Calgary is on a divided double-lane highway and takes you from the prairies, through the foothills and into the Canadian Rocky Mountains.
Canmore is the first major town you'll find on your drive west through the Canadian Rockies; there are 3 exits off the Trans Canada Highway.
To get to Canmore Crossing take your second exit off the Trans Canada Highway on to Highway 1A. Highway 1A quickly turns into Bow Valley Trail. Follow Bow Valley Trail until Railway Ave. Make a left on Railway Ave. Canmore Crossing is located at 1120 Railway Ave. Click here for a map.
Remember to check in at Canmore Crossing's sister resort - The Lodges at Canmore. Located at 107 Montane Road. Take your second exit off the Trans Canada Highway on to Highway 1A. Highway 1A quickly turns into Bow Valley Trail. Follow Bow Valley Trail until Montane Road (your 2nd right at the traffic circle). Click here for a map.
By Air:
If you’re flying into Calgary, you’d arrive at the Calgary International Airport, a 1.5 hour drive to Canmore. Car rentals are available at the Airport. In addition there are many shuttle services which will take you directly to Canmore. Visit www.calgaryairport.com for further information.
If you're flying into Edmonton, you'd arrive at one of the Edmonton Airports. Edmonton is approximately 4.5 hours drive to Canmore.
