Spots To Get The Best Views Of Three Sisters Canmore

The magnificent Three Sisters is an iconic natural wonder of Canmore. Whether it’s your first visit or you’re a seasoned traveller, the Three Sisters is a must-see. You can view the majestic mountain range from anywhere in town. But some spots offer the best views of its ethereal beauty.
This trio of majestic peaks call out to both nature enthusiasts and hard-core adventurists. You’re bound to spot Faith, Charity, and Hope mountains on any souvenir you buy from this Canadian town. The Three Sisters sit within the Wildland Provincial Park. Amateur and professional photographers have captured them many times. If you want to photograph the raw beauty of the Three Sisters, we have the perfect spots for you.

Three Sisters Viewpoint by Policeman Creek

This viewpoint is located just outside Canmore town. You can easily access it via car by driving 2.5 kilometers south on Bow Valley Trail. The viewpoint’s parking area will be on your right. Although it isn’t officially marked as a parking lot, you can park your four wheeler in this small rocky region. Once you start walking down the trail, you will come across a small pond with crystal clear reflection of water. You can enjoy this view both during summer and winter months.

You can walk down to the creek bed underneath the railway tracks until you stumble upon a narrow path on your right. Taking this path will help you reach the viewpoint. Its best to reach this viewpoint during sunset or early morning. During this time you can enjoy the calm waters which render the best reflection of the mountains.

Canmore Engine Bridge

If you aren’t up for hiking, then you can enjoy the ethereal beauty of Three Sisters range from Canmore Engine Bridge. This iconic pedestrian bridge is acclaimed for offering breathtaking view of the Three Sisters over the Bow River. This view is a favorite of the fans of “The Last of Us” HBO series.

The Engine Bridge, Canmore

Three Sisters Pathway Canmore

This 9 km trail is ideal for walkers, runners and cyclists. You can enjoy the beauty of the meandering Bow River while walking through the pathway. Along the way you will come across fenced-off entrance to old coal mines standing as a glorious symbol of Canmore’s legacy.

6th Avenue & Main Street

Take a look towards the Tin Box and get ready to be spellbound by the majestic street view.

Canmore Reservoir

You can make the most of the beautiful summer weather by heading out to the Rundle Forebay Reservoir. Here you can enjoy the awesome views of the Middle Sister and Little Sister while paddle boarding under the Ha Ling Peak.

Lady Macdonald Teahouse

Locals frequent this trail having an elevation of more than 1000 meters. This trail isn’t for the faint hearted. But if you are yearning for a view like none other, then we recommended vising the Lady Macdonald Teahouse.

Canmore Hoodoos Loop

Get ready to experience the rugged terrain ideal for adventure lovers as you enjoy panoramic views of the Three Sisters. On taking this trail, you will get to see all the mountains lying beyond the Three Sisters range alongside Canmore’s Downtown.

Wind Ridge Hike

As you embark on this hike, you will be moving from the Bow Valley to the West Wind Valley. On reaching its end you will be delighted to see jaw-dropping views of the backsides of the Three Sisters range.

Benchland Trail

If you wish to enjoy beautiful aerial view of Canmore with the Three Sisters at the background then you need to take this natural trail. It comes with multiple benches for resting your tired limbs and having your packed lunches along the way.

Horseshoe Loop Trail

Here is an easy trail recommendation for nature walkers. However, you might also encounter various trail runners, mountain bikers and equestrians along the way.

Quarry Lake

The tranquil Quarry Lake is ideal for paddle boarding, and kayaking; all while taking in the beauty of the Three Sisters. Alternatively, you can take a walk around the lake. Here you can spot the Three Sisters peeking behind the Ship’s Prow and Grassi Knob.

Three Sisters, Canmore

Helicopter Ride

Did you know that you can enjoy a bird’s eye view of the Three Sisters with a helicopter ride above them! Undoubtedly, this can help you enjoy its unparalleled beauty from a completely different angle. Summertime visitors might be lucky to spot some scramblers atop the Big Sister.

Malcolm Hotel Canmore

The luxurious Malcolm Hotel has a breathtaking outdoor pool. You can lounge here while taking in the beauty of the glorious Three Sisters range.

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