From Canmore, Alberta to Waterton Lakes National Park to Victoria, British Columbia... Waymarker can help you find the hotel lodging that is right for you.

Canmore, Alberta is located just east of Banff National Park and is about 110 kilometres (70 miles) west of Calgary, Alberta. It lies to the immediate North of Kananaskis Country and is in the heart of the Bow Valley, the Bow River runs through the town. The beautiful peaks of the Canadian Rockies dominate the horizon around the town, most notably the Three Sisters. In the winters Canmore is ideally suited as a base for downhill skiers as it offers easy access to several downhill ski destinations such as Lake Louise, Sunshine, Mount Norquay, and Nakiska. It is also within driving distance of many more downhill ski destinations such as Kicking Horse, Fernie, and Castle Mountain.

In addition to the excellent downhill skiing opportunities in the Winter, the Canmore area also boasts world class cross-country skiing, hiking, fishing, bicycling, and wildlife viewing. An excellent mountain town, Canmore has it all.

Waterton Lakes National Park is an amazing uncrowded National Park located in Southern Alberta. A wonderful place to view unparalled scenery, wildlife, and pure nature year round. This breathtaking Park is where the rolling praries meet the mountains. Below the majestic peaks, carved by glaciers aeons ago, are pristine glacial lakes of unsurpassed beauty.

Waterton Lakes National Park borders Glacier National Park in Montana, USA to the South. Together the two parks make up the Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park, the first of its kind in the world. The sheer beauty and uniqueness of Waterton Park with its unusual geology, stunning wildflowers and wildlife have allowed Waterton to be designated a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Please click here to visit our Waterton Blog at experiencewaterton.com. Your full service Waterton Experience website to help answer any and all questions you may have about Waterton Lakes National Park.

Victoria, BC, is the capital of British Columbia and rests of the Southern-most tip of Vancouver Island. Blessed with a mild climate it has been a tourism destination favourite for decades and for good reason. Fromt he wonderful inner harbour to the cities original heritage buildings, Victoria is the gem of the West Coast. Fine dining, great shopping, wonderful bed & breakfasts, vacation rental homes, and fine hotels abound in this scenic destination.