If you activate the environment you’re interested in, you can find that answer in the environment variables.
on MacOS/Linux:
source activate python35
echo $CONDA_PREFIX
on Windows:
conda activate python35
echo %CONDA_PREFIX%
You can also run conda info --envs, and that will show the paths to all your environments.
To get the path to the instance of python being used by a particular environment, do the following:
on MacOS/Linux:
source activate python35
which python
on Windows:
conda activate python35
where python
That should return the path you’re looking for.
You can run the command conda info.
This will output something like this:
envs directories : C:UsersGeo.localMiniconda3envs
C:UsersGeo.condaenvs
C:UsersGeoAppDataLocalcondacondaenvs
I have installed conda at C:UsersGeo.localMiniconda3.
Then with the command conda info -e you get the location of each environment.
(base) C:UsersGeo>conda info -e
# conda environments:
#
miniconda2 C:UsersGeo.condaenvsminiconda2
base * C:UsersGeo.localMiniconda3
anaconda3 C:UsersGeo.localMiniconda3envsanaconda3
ml C:UsersGeo.localMiniconda3envsml
Your environments are located in Anaconda3envs<yourEnv_directory>