Shawn and Marnie Dawson and their three kids have been living in Three Sisters Mountain Village for just over a year. After more than a decade of being based out of Peaks of Grassi, the couple began thinking longer-term. The prospect of planning for retirement and a growing family led the couple to make a…
Pathways, parks, a playground, pedestrian bridge, and other recreational lands within Three Sisters Mountain Village (TSMV) will be transferred to the Town of Canmore. Town Council approved the land exchange on April 2, 2019 in a unanimous decision. These newly-allotted Municipal Reserve (MR) lands will ensure long-term public access and regional trail connectivity, including the…
A path has been set toward securing a long-term vision for an integrated, connected trail system in Canmore. Three Sisters Mountain Village (TSMV) and the Canmore and Area Mountain Bike Association (CAMBA) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to support the development, construction and maintenance of mountain bike trails on TSMV property. In addition…
Kyle Knopff has spent tens of thousands of hours in the Canadian Rocky Mountains observing and tracking wildlife. A biologist with a PHD in Ecology from the University of Alberta, he has primarily focused his work on large mammals; carnivores and ungulates. More specifically, studying predator and prey interactions and interactions between people and wildlife….
More than ever, travellers are looking for social, physical, mental, spiritual, and emotional experiences. They want an opportunity to stay fit, eat well, and incorporate rest and relaxation into their vacations. Wellness tourism is a $3.7 trillion (USD) industry (according to the Global Wellness Institute). Destinations around the world are developing opportunities for people to…
By Ron Remple The pathways that connect Three Sisters to downtown Canmore are beautiful. I rode those trails on my bike the other day and marveled at the views of the river and mountains, while passing people enjoying green spaces. We wouldn’t have access to moments like these if developers had not put those trails…
