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These timings are for Summer driving conditions Vancouver to Victoria Ferry trip approx 1.5 hrs one way - not including wait time for ferry and driving times to/from ferry terminals Vancouver to Banff is approx. 900km one way - or around 10 hours NONSTOP Banff to Jasper approx. 300 km one way or around 3.5 hours NONSTOP Banff to Calgary approx 135 km one way or around 1.5 hours NONSTOP Jasper to Edmonton approx 400 km one way or around 4 hours NON STOP

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Caving baby!

Canmore Caverns will take those who are physically fit for and adventure. You don’t have to have experience, just a little courage.

Guided by knowledgeable guides, the adventure begins with a 20-30 minute hike up a mountain trail to the entrance. Get ready for an exciting tour into this underground world, etched and sculptured over hundreds of thousands of years - through twisting passages and chambers of stalactites & stalagmites, animal bones and fossils.

Yeah, caving in the Canadian Rockies. I bet your friends have not done that.

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Naturally spectacular, naturally elevated and naturally inspired, Silver Tip will challenge your golfing skills as much as it will invigorate.

Boasting 600 feet of elevation change and playable from an approachable 5,000 yards to a championship 7,300 yards, Silvertip golf course in Canmore, Alberta is a Canadian Rockies luxury golf experience. Bring your
“A” game and a camera. Silver Tip golf course may be the most scenic golf experience in the Canadian Rockies.

Nestled up against the most beautiful mountains in the Rockies, SilverTip offers a haven from the world. Ideally located high on a mountainside on the “sunny side” of the Trans-Canada Highway, SilverTip has a bird’s eye view of Canmore, Alberta and offers views of the surrounding Rocky Mountains. The city of Calgary is just 90 kilometers to the east (60 minutes), and Banff National Park is just 23 kilometers (20 minutes) to the west.

Silver Tip climbs from an elevation of 1,310 meters (4,300 feet) to 1,560 meters (5,200 feet) and provides a jaw dropping view of the Bow Valley and the town of Canmore.

Carved from the natural beauty of the Canadian Rockies, SilverTip is a world-class, 7200-yard championship course located in Canmore. Designed by golf architect Les Furber, SilverTip is as challenging as it is spectacular!

At SilverTip, golf is much more than a game. It’s about being in touch with nature. Where you are surrounded by some of the world’s most spectacular scenery, and where moments of solitude are broken by the voices of nature.

From its elevated mountainside location and astounding 360-degree views, to a the warm Southern Alberta sunshine and countless acres of untouched wilderness, Silver Tip offers what few golf courses can - 18 holes of beautifully designed golf overlooking the spectacular Bow Valley corridor, deep in the heart of the Rocky Mountain wilderness.

Silver Tip golf course was named the “most scenic” golf course by in the Canadian Rockies by CanadianRockies.net in 2004.

The SilverTip Golf Resort is a soft-spike facility. Metal spikes are prohibited. Golfers must wear non-metal spiked golf shoes or soft soled shoes. Spike replacement can be made at the Pro Shop for $12.00.

Gentlemen on the course are required to wear collared shirts with either short or long sleeves. Properly tailored shorts are permitted. Ladies’ shirts may be sleeveless, but must have a collar. Skirts are allowed,
provided they are at least mid-thigh length. Blue jeans are not allowed on the golf course.

Players are required to replace divots, repair holes and ball marks, and leave bunkers with no trace of use. A 90 degree cart rule is now in effect.

For reservations, call 403 678-160 or toll free at 877-877-5444.

Directions to Silver Tip:

From Calgary (96 km, approximately 50 minutes):
Take Highway #1 west to the Canmore Town Centre exit. Take Silvertip Trail
up the mountain (5 minutes) at the Timbers Clubhouse.

From Banff
(20 km, approximately 25 minutes), Lake Louise (75 km)
Enjoy the soaring jagged peaks of the Canadian Rockies!

Take Highway #1 east to the Canmore Town Centre exit, turn left at the
lights to cross the overpass and turn left again at the next set of
lights. Take Silvertip Trail up the mountain (5 minutes) until its
termination at the Timbers Clubhouse.

From Canmore
(5 minutes) Take Railway Ave. north across the Highway #1. Turn left at
the first set of lights. Take Silvertip Trail up the mountain (5 minutes)
until its termination at the Timbers Clubhouse.

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