CALGARY TRAVEL GUIDE
The mountain days worth the early start.
The 7 most popular historical tours near Calgary. The mountain days worth the early start, with prices, run times and who runs each one.
Step into Calgary’s Heritage Park living history museum with included steam train, paddle-wheeler, vintage rides, Gasoline Alley, and actors.
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Calgary’s Heritage Park is a 2-day time machine with Gasoline Alley vehicles and a summer Historical Village of trains, rides, and prairie stories.
“Great place for kids to learn about wildlife however on the downside the animals looked bored to me.”
A 105-minute Banff ghost walk with an interpretive guide, spooky Bow Valley tales, and night-time views—$29 per person.
Calgary to Waterton day trip: Bar U Ranch, Lundbreck Falls, Red Rock Canyon, bison loop, Prince of Wales Hotel. Small-group value.
“Habib made this trip memorable and special. This tour was booked last minute. But was the best tour for my trip. My daughter and i truly had a great time. This trip was very well planned out enjoyed the visit to the ranch and Habib very knowledgeable, highly recommend this tour. Thank you so much…”
A 90-minute guided walk in Canmore mixing trail views with coal miner stories and cowboy-era scenes, led by certified guides.
“We had a great time with Jacob our tour guide. Really interesting history about Canmore. The walk was really nice…. We would not have found that great little route on our own”
A 90-minute Canmore walking history tour on cowboys and coal miners, with Bow River, old bridges, Rockies views, and small-group pacing.
“Our Canmore Trails and Tales guide, Jacob, was personable and knowledgeable and thoroughly interesting and entertaining. We are looking forward to taking part in another Canmore Trails and Tales tour in the future. We highly recommend Canmore Trails and Tales.”
Small-group Canmore walking tour for local history and mountain views. Learn from a certified guide in about 2 hours.
“Although I’ve lived in the valley for >13yrs, we often have guests visiting so I thought we would play tourist and go on Janice’s walking tour with recent visit of family. Everyone enjoyed the tour, all Janice’s well researched tidbits of Canmore history and folklore. I even learned a few new things about my hometown.…”
Every corner of the mountains, and every way to reach it from the city.
