Join a guided nature walk in the breathtaking town of Canmore, Alberta. Deepen your understanding of local flora, enhance your foraging abilities, and equip yourself with survival skills that have been passed down through generations of mountain dwellers.

As you step onto the trail, be greeted by the stunning natural beauty of the Canmore landscape, characterized by its rugged mountains and serene valleys. The hike will take you along carefully selected local trails that boast picturesque views and vibrant ecosystems.

Engage in hands-on plant identification, learning to recognize various species by their distinctive features, such as leaves, flowers, and stems. Your guide will share insight into the countless ways these plants have been historically used for healing and nourishment. Discovering the rich tapestry of local knowledge about plants provides a deeper connection to the landscape and its history.

Meeting point

Canmore Recreation Centre,  1900 8 Ave, Canmore, AB T1W 1Y2, Canada

Please meet your guide infront of the main doors of the Recreation Centre. They will have a clip board and black hat. There is free parking in the parking lot. The meeting location is easily accessible by walking, taxi, or public transit.

End point

This activity ends back at the meeting point.