Canmore Guided Hiking and Cultural Experience

Our small group hikes, limited to just 2 to 6 people, offer an intimate experience that enhances the connection between participants and the stunning landscape. With Kananaskis Park fees included, participants can fully immerse themselves in the adventure without worrying about additional costs.
As you explore the towering cliffs and serene waterways, our knowledgeable guide enriches the journey with captivating storytelling, weaving together the rich history and natural wonders of the area. Sharing tales of the canyon's geological formation and the ancient cultures that once thrived here, the guide fosters a sense of camaraderie among the group, allowing for engaging discussions and shared discovery.

This personal approach not only deepens our appreciation for the beauty of the Canadian Rockies but also creates lasting memories and friendships that linger long after the hike has ended.

Meeting Point

Canmore Recreation Centre

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

Please meet your guide in front of the Main Doors of the Canmore Recreation Centre. They will have a clip board. Transportation to and from the meeting location is included. Park Entry Fees are included. The meeting location is easily accessible by walking, public transit, or taxi.

What's included:

• Ice Cleats *when required
• Hiking Poles
• Professional Certifed Guide

What to expect:

Canmore Recreation Centre

Embarking on a guided hike through Grotto Canyon is an unforgettable experience that intertwines the beauty of nature with the rich tapestry of history. As we navigate the rugged trails, the guide shares captivating tales of the First Nations peoples who once roamed these lands, illustrating their deep connection to the environment.
Upon reaching the sheltered rock face adorned with ancient pictographs, we gather in awe as our guide points out the intricate symbols etched into the stone—each telling a story of the past, depicting significant events, spiritual beliefs, and the daily lives of those who came before us. The vibrant reds and blacks of the ochre pigments stand in stark contrast to the canyon’s natural hues, inviting us to reflect on the legacy of these early inhabitants and their profound understanding of the world around them.

This hike is not just a journey through breathtaking landscapes; it is a passage through time, allowing us to appreciate the intersection of art, culture, and the enduring beauty of Grotto Canyon.