Travel restrictions mean your safest bet for a getaway is the nearby mountains. Fortunately, they’re spectacular.
Out Of Town
From surfing the Kananaskis River to biking the Rocky Mountain Legacy Trail from Canmore to Banff, there's plenty to do in the mountains in the fall.
Spend the morning hiking or biking through the forest trails, and spend the afternoon eating antipasti or cinnamon buns.
Go mountain biking at the Canmore Nordic Centre, re-fuel with tacos or baked goods, and then tour some art studios and galleries.
Marble Canyon offers a 1.3 kilometre out and back trail that crosses several bridges providing amazing views across the canyon and down into the startling turquoise water of Tokumm Creek
A prairie drive will get you to a historic clay district and some delicious barbecue.
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The next time you drive the Cowboy Trail, be sure to stop for some local gin at Eau Claire Distillery and a hearty eggs Benedict from the Chuckwagon Cafe.
Located less than two hours from Calgary, these eateries are worth checking out on your next summer staycation or day trip. Plus, we've got the scoop on what to order
Go for the antiques, candy and grain elevators. Stay for the home decor shops, restaurants and golf course.
Disconnect from the internet and re-connect with nature during this trip (and maybe stop for a ride on the Calaway Park roller coaster at the end of the day).