Some might recognize Canmore from the Royal Canadian Air Farce character, Mike from Canmore,
but Canmore is also known as the gateway to the Rockies and after all the great things I have heard about the town, I had to drop by for a quick visit.
I quickly noticed why people say it's a pleasant little town. With its pretty shops, friendly farmer's market, and amazing surroundings, all within a stone's thrown away of Banff National Park, it's hard to ask for much more for outdoorsy types such as myself.
I'd spend more time in Canmore but I was too excited to get to the Park!
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