Alberta’s Legacy Trail to expand through Canmore

Article, photos and video sourced from CBC Alberta News  CBC News Posted: Sep 13, 2013 3:18 PM MT Last Updated: Sep 13, 2013 4:10 PM MT

The popular Legacy Trail bike path through Banff National Park is expanding past the park boundaries.
Canmore residents celebrated the opening of their own connection to Banff National Park today — a new stretch running from the town to the Banff park gates.
The province also announced another extension will be built through Canmore, saying the project is integral in helping the flood-ravaged town get back in business.
Cyclists cruise down the Legacy Trail, a bike path that now connects Canmore to Banff. (CBC)

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