Main Street, downtown Canmore
The heart of downtown: shops, cafés and the Main Street crowd, with the mountains closing the view at the end of the street.
8 live cameras across Canmore in one place: Main Street, the Three Sisters, Ha Ling Peak, Spring Creek, Bow Valley Trail and the Nordic Centre. Tap any camera to watch it live. The list is checked every hour, so cameras that go offline drop off.
The heart of downtown: shops, cafés and the Main Street crowd, with the mountains closing the view at the end of the street.
A second downtown camera, framed on Mount Rundle. The quickest way to see whether the cloud is down on the peaks or it is a bluebird day.
The main route between the Trans-Canada and downtown. Useful for a live read on traffic and road conditions coming into town.
Ha Ling is the peak most people hike first. This camera shows whether the summit is clear and how much snow is on the upper slopes.
Canmore’s signature view. Watch the light move across the Three Sisters through the day, and the alpenglow at sunset.
A walkable neighbourhood a few minutes from Main Street. A live look at the streets and buildings of Spring Creek Mountain Village.
Bow Valley Trail is where many of Canmore’s hotels and hotel condos sit. This camera looks out over the trail and the valley behind it.
The 1988 Olympic venue and Canmore’s trail hub. Check the snow before cross-country skiing in winter, or the trail conditions before a ride in summer.
Most people who watch these cameras from Calgary or further away are wondering the same thing. These are the pages that answer it.
Streams belong to their owners and are shown with YouTube’s standard embed. Canmore Properties does not operate any of these cameras.
Yes. Every camera on this page is a live YouTube stream run by a local business or CanmoreAlberta.com. The page checks each hour which streams are broadcasting and hides any that have gone offline, so what you see here is on air.
The camera at A Bear & Bison Inn on Bow Valley Trail looks straight at the Three Sisters. It is at its best in the last hour of daylight, when the peaks catch the alpenglow.
Yes. Trail Sports runs a live camera at the Canmore Nordic Centre, the 1988 Olympic venue. Skiers use it to check snow cover and grooming before driving up; in summer it shows the trail conditions.
The Railway Avenue camera shows traffic coming into town. For the Trans-Canada itself, Alberta’s 511 service publishes highway cameras between Calgary and Banff, including at Canmore, alongside road reports.
Streams drop out for power, internet or equipment reasons, and are often restarted as a new broadcast. This page follows those restarts automatically; a camera that stays down is removed until it is back.
Ask a local what it would take to be here for real: which neighbourhood gets that view, what it costs, and what it costs to own.
