Larch Island: A Story Walk
Take a walk of imagination on the Larch Island Interpretive Trail Story Walk
In partnership with artist Enza Apa, we are happy to launch Larch Island: a Story Walk presented by Curbside Museum that will guide you on an adventure through the familiar paths of the Larch Island Interpretive Trail.
Canmore has over 80 kms walking trails and pathways throughout the community. Some are well known and highly used. Others are less traveled but have an interesting history with a variety of stories to tell along the way. In the early 1980’s, an interpretive trail existed within Larch Island. Forty years later, the tour no longer exists, but seven old trail markers still remain, decaying in the landscape. This story tour will make use of those seven trail markers, and re-engage them with new stories.
Please note, that elk and other wildlife live in and around Larch Island. Like on all Canmore and area trails, give all wildlife space and never approach or feed wildlife. Click here for more information and click here for any current warnings or advisories.
· Park and walk to the Larch Island trailhead a few short minutes from downtown Canmore!
· Use the digital story tour as your guide along the trail. Keep your eye out for the distinctive markers along the way.
· Please note that bikes are not permitted on the Larch Island Interpretive Trail.
· There are bears and other wildlife in the area. Carry bear spray, and know how to use it
Please note, that elk and other wildlife live in and around Larch Island. Like on all Canmore and area trails, give all wildlife space and never approach or feed wildlife. Click here for more information and click here for any current warnings or advisories.
