Prices for hotel rooms, restaurant menus, local activities, etc. are listed in the Canadian dollar NOT the United States dollar. 1 Canadian Dollar ≈ 0.70 United States Dollar

All U.S. Citizens need a passport or passport card that is valid through their stay in Canada. Please check your expiration date on your passport before booking your stay. It can take up to 8 weeks to renew your passport. We also suggest downloading the ArriveCAN app before you fly into Canada to make your customs and immigration declaration up to 72 hours in advance. This process allows you to access Advance Declaration express lanes providing a quick and easy entry upon landing.

Canmore is approximately a 1 hour drive (75 miles) from Calgary International Airport (YYC). Canmore is also a short 20-minute drive from Banff National Park. We suggest renting a car, then taking the Trans-Canada Highway (Highway 1) to Canmore.

1) WALK: Explore over 80 km (50 mi) of multi-use trails that connect the town and surrounding recreational areas. 2) RENT A BIKE/E-BIKE: Traverse Canmore’s multi-use trails, including the Canmore Riverside Trail to the Three Sisters Mountain Village or the Legacy Trail to the Town of Banff. Rent bikes or e-bikes from local shops like GearUp Mountain Sport and Rentals, Rebound Cycle, Trail Sports, Sports Garage, Pedego Electric Bikes, or Kananaskis Outfitters. 3) BUS: Roam Transit offers free bus service within Canmore (Routes 5C, 5T, and 12) and affordable regional transit to Banff National Park (Route 3). 4) TAXI: Local taxi services are available. 5) SHUTTLE: There are several shuttles and private transportation services that provide seamless connection between Canmore and regional attractions like Lake Louise and Moraine Lake in neighboring Banff National Park.

While a park pass isn’t needed for Canmore itself, exploring provincial parks and protected areas in Kananaskis Country and the Bow Valley Corridor, including Canmore Nordic Centre Provincial Park requires a pass. Passes can be purchased in person at visitor centers or online: https://www.explorecanmore.ca/kananaskis-conservation-pass/

While a park pass isn't needed for Canmore itself, a National Park Pass is required for Banff National Park and other national parks in Canada. Park Passes can be purchased at the park gates if driving to Banff National Park, in person at the Visitor Centers in Banff and Lake Louise, or online: https://www.banfflakelouise.com/park-pass-purchase

In late August, Canmore is typically warm during the day and cooler at night. The average temperature ranges from 72°F during the day to 44°F at night. We suggest layers!

The Malcolm offers complimentary underground, heated, self-parking for all guests. Overnight street parking is also available on a first come first serve basis.

The ceremony will be outdoors followed by an indoor reception.