BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA

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BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA
Adventure In Short Supply,
Said Nobody, Ever.
With North America’s greatest vertical at Revelstoke Mountain Resort, an average snowfall
of 40-60ft per year in the winter, two famous National Parks at our doorstep, easy access
to the alpine in all seasons, and more adrenaline pumping outdoor recreation than you
can shake a stick at – we’re pretty darn sure nothing is in short supply.
Ok, well maybe the crowds.
Recently named as a “must do trip” on National Geographic’s Ultimate Adventure Bucket
List, here you’ll find a vibrant mountain community with a rich heritage. Come tick one
off the list, and experience #TheRealStoke for yourself.
The Naturalist
Pick up your copy at
the Revelstoke Visitor
Information Centre.
Revelstoke is a hiker’s paradise. There are
options spanning short to long; river valley
flats to alpine ridges; and a diversity of
ecosystems in between, including the only
inland temperate rain forest in the world.
We are lucky to have two national parks
close by, offering hikes for any level: from
short and (relatively) flat, to long, steep,
ridge walks and summits.
Outside of the parks lie a plethora of other
hiking opportunities.Whether it’s the
majestic view across a sea of peaks or an
up close examination of the alpine flowers,
you will be surrounded by beauty in your
hiking excursion.
By Nancy Geismar
Resident Naturalist
Explore our backyard at Mount Revelstoke
National Park. From town, you can walk
up into the Park, accessing the 2 km,
5 km and Inspiration (3 km) loops as
well as the 10 km summit trail which
takes you to the top. This park spans the
gamut of ecosystems, from rain forest
(Interior Cedar/Hemlock) in lower realms,
ascending to the snow forest (Engelman
Spruce/Subalpine Fir) and ending at the
summit in upper subalpine meadows.
These meadows are flower-filled in July
and August.
From the summit, there are various short
loops (each approximately 1 km in length),
as well as some longer hikes towards Eva
and Miller Lakes and Jade Lake. These
lakes offer a refreshing dip on a hot day.
For even better views, hike up to Jade Pass.
Pack a lunch and head out for the day
45 minutes east on Hwy #1 to Rogers
Pass: the center of Glacier National Park.
Here is the birthplace of North American
mountaineering and the park is also
steeped in railway history. Glacier National
Park is well named, and when at Rogers
Pass, you will see glaciers to the north and
the south..
Abbott's Ridge is a local favorite, offering
360 degree views of the surrounding
peaks once on the ridge. Park at the
Asulkan/Illecillewaet parking lot to access
the trailhead. The official trail ends near
the start of the ridge but you can continue
towards the summit of Mt Abbott for a
little ways if you are comfortable with
exposure.
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Revelstoke climbing is best known for its easily accessible,
single pitch sports climbing on steep rock. Most routes
range from easier 5.8 to difficult 5.12 climbing. Before you
hit the wall, stop off at Valhalla Pure for a Revelstoke Rock
guidebook. Most of the crags don’t have signs, and this book
has excellent information on how to get there. Always pack a
helmet when heading out climbing in Revelstoke.
The Vertically Inclined
Head out to Begbie Bluffs, a zone housing single pitch, easily
accessible sports climbing. This climbing area is located just
10 minutes out of town on Hwy 23 S. A 15 minute walk on a
well-defined trail will have you climbing in no time.. This area
is kid and dog friendly, and most walls have afternoon sun. A
spectacular day can be spent on these key walls: Raptor wall,
Rabbit wall, Popeye wall, and Bifacial wall. Some of the best
climbs in this area are: High and Dry 5.8, Bifacial Retouch 5.9,
Quid Pro Quo 5.10a, Octagon 10.b, Good Guys Wear Black
5.10b, Flashdance 5.11a, and Spanakopita 5.11c.
Spend the morning at Blanket Canyon/Blanket Creek Bridge:
Single pitch steep sports climbs in a shady canyon where
you’ll find solitude by the flowing creek. This area is located
24 kms from town on Hwy 23 S, there is a 5 minute steep
walk in, and you'll find climbs ranging from 5.10a – 5.12b.
The best climbs at Blanket Canyon: Schweppes 5.10a, Zygote
5.11b, Security Blanket 5.12b. The best climbs at Blanket
Creek Bridge: Undercover 5.10c, Electric Blanket 5.11b,
Blanket Arete 5.10d (2-pitches). These areas are not suitable
for kids or dogs.
Enjoy a picnic lunch at Shaketown, full of short single pitch
sports climbing and socializing. Try your hand at: Quicksilver
Daydreams 5.10b, Two Hands 5.11a, Flying Shoes 5.11b.
If you've still got some juice, head down to Waterworld, 2-4
pitch adventurous steep sports climbs over top of Revelstoke
Lake. Just 12km on Hwy 23 N, and a 5 minute walk in, these
climbs range from 5.10b – 5.12a. Take caution of potential
rock fall and always wear a helmet. Be sure to choose a climb
well within your means, as you rappel down and then climb
back out. Best climbs: Pirates of the Waterworld 5.10b and No
Panic In The Titanic 5.11b. This area is not suitable for kids or
dogs.
By Naomi Biggin-Pound
Revelstoke Climbing Coop Member
Resident Vertically Inclined Gal
Selkirk Mountain Experience
Lodge based alpine hiking in the pristine northern Selkirk
mountains of BC
80 km of exclusive trails lead to lakes, waterfalls, glaciers, and mountain
ridges as you experience wildflowers and mountain goats from a close
distance.
Revelstoke, BC | 250-837-2381
www.selkirkexperience.com | info@selkirkexperience.com
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The Two Wheeled Traveler
Information Centre or
either bike shop in town.
Skookum Cycle and Ski
We work and play where we live
Skookum is a full service professional bike shop and a big mountain ski
shop. Tech/repair, an all seasons demo centre for bikes and for skis. Our sales
associates are always eager to serve you with clothing, bike rentals and local
trail information.
www.skookumcycle.com
Sol Mountain
Full serviced backcountry lodge in the Monashees
Hiking to ridges and summits, alpine singletrack, wildflowers, alpine
lakes. Summer road access two hour drive south of Revelstoke. Book
as full or part groups, catered or self catered trips. ACMG guided trips
available.
www.solmountain.com
Wandering Wheels Guided Tours and Shuttles
Revelstoke, BC | 250-814-7609 | www.wanderingwheels.ca
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Revelstoke is home to hundreds of kilometres of sweet singletrack
offering up something for every type of rider. World class trail
networks can be found on all sides of the valley bottom, dozens
of shuttle access freeride trails snake through the mid-mountain
elevations, and up high you’ll find our trademark alpine trails. It
would take weeks to ride everything here but if you’ve only got a
couple of days, then stock up on energy bars (or burritos and Mt
Begbie beer) and follow this jam-packed itinerary.
Head out early to Mt. Macpherson for a quick spin on some classic
Revy singletrack. Flowdown is a great new trail that is buff and fast
while trails like Tantrum and Sex On The Beach will give you more
of a technical challenge. If eye popping all-mountain type descents
are what you’re after then check out trails like Berm Donor, SuperHappy-Fun or my favourite, TNT to Break-a-Leg.
After your morning pedal, fuel up and get yourself dropped off at
the Frisby Ridge XC trailhead. This buttery smooth out-and-back trail
climbs through old growth forests and alpine meadows for 11 km
before dropping down to a small alpine lake, very invigorating on a
warm summer day. The views are amazing in all directions, but keep
your eyes on the trail and revel in the fast, flowing and super-playful
descent back to the trailhead parking area. Continue on to the steep
and technical Ultimate Frisby DH trail and keep shredding. This trail
combo dishes up over 5000 feet of descending and measures in at
30km total.
The Frisby DH spits you out at the base of Boulder Mountain,
Revelstoke’s freeride playground. Go and do some shuttle laps of
Loggin’ Leftovers, Iron Lotus, or local’s favourite, Boondocker. There
are about a dozen distinct trails on Boulder which offer something
for everyone. Wooden features, jumps, drops, steeps, and high
speed flow are all found on these DH trails. Finish your day shuttling
right into the sunset.
Start your morning with a scenic drive to the Keystone Standard
Basin trailhead. Keystone is another Revelstoke alpine treasure.
More technically demanding than Frisby, Keystone is an 11.5 km
out-and-back trail that challenges riders with its steep punchy
climbs, rugged fast descents and exposed side-hill sections, all
mixed in with the most perfect alpine singletrack you will find
anywhere. This backcountry trail sports awe-inspiring views and is
the epitome of Revelstoke mountain biking. Big mountains and big
adventure!
On your way back to town you will find the Sale Mtn FSR and the
EPIC Martha Creek DH trail, a favourite amongst Dh’ers and Enduro
riders. Shuttle up 5000 feet to the summit of Sale Mountain and get
gripped for a thrilling 9 km descent! The trail finishes at the Martha
Creek Provincial Park on the shores of Lake Revelstoke, the perfect
place to wrap up your weekend with a refreshing swim and a
satisfying “Cheers!”
By Matt Yaki
Wandering Wheels Owner/Operator
Resident Two Wheeled Traveler
September 10-13, 2015
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The Revy Riders Dirtbike Club's trail system and
tracks are rapidly gaining a reputation as one of
the best all-around riding areas in Canada. They
are conveniently located just 10 km's north of
downtown Revelstoke off of the paved Westside
Road.
The Moto Head
A full sized Motocross track and a challenging
Endurocross track await you, as does the hugely
popular kids and beginners track.
The staging area also hosts a viewing platform for
spectators to conveniently check out the action, and
a nice kiosk with information and maps for entire
riding areas.
Information Centre.
The trail network features two main separate
riding areas, the original Lower Frisby trails and
to the north, the Deadmans Creek trails. Each
have incredible riding, spectacular views, and as
challenging of a trail as you desire.
For more information please check out www.
revyriders.com or see Revy Riders Dirtbike Club on
Facebook and Twitter.
Warm up with some laps of our tracks to get the
blood flowing:
-Full sized motocross track with plenty of big, safe
tabletops to launch and big, sandy berms to rail
-An Endurocross track with the latest and usual
obstacles
-A separate and specific kids and beginners track
Once you've had your fill of the tracks, beginners
should check out "Kick Start" or "Easy Street." If you
are a more Intermediate skilled rider, "Ego Trip" is a
huge hit. Each of these trails are on the Lower Frisby
network.
Once you've reached expert status, after some loops
on "Hybrid" or "Squirrel City ", the long and very
challenging "Rowlands Revenge" will give you what
you desire. This trail, with its remoteness, relentless
features, and amazing views, will certainly go down
as one of the premier trails in Canada.
By Chris Pawlitsky
Revy Riders Dirtbike Club President
Resident Moto Head
Infinite Powersports - Revelstoke's Offroad Specialists
64 Westside Road | 250-837-2027 | www.infinitepowersports.com
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The Sultan Of Swing
If you enjoy the game of golf, I encourage
you to test your skills at the historic
Revelstoke Golf Club. Our club lies amidst
the Monashee and Selkirk mountain
ranges, which offers incredible views of
towering peaks from every hole. With
‘The River’ front nine nestled along the
spectacular Columbia River, you will
without a doubt experience all the beauty
that the Columbia Valley has to offer. The
gentle, tree-lined layout is challenging
– yet forgiving – to ensure players of all
abilities have an exceptional day and a
relaxing, timeless experience.
Come check out some of our weekly
events this summer:
Family Night Mondays, Shotgun Tuesdays,
Grip It & Sip it Fridays
By Sabina Spahmann
Golf Club Board of Directors
Resident Sultan of Swing
Early risers should hit the tees before the
Breakfast Club to enjoy the first footprints
in the fairways. With stunning views
of Mt Begbie, Mt Mackenzie & Boulder
Mountain and the crisp mountain air, it
will surely be an invigorating start to your
day. Afterwards, head to the clubhouse for
lunch on our patio where you can watch
other golfers try their luck at the 18th
green.
If you’ve never been to Revelstoke before,
we suggest you take some time in the
afternoon to explore our vibrant little
community. Before you head out on the
town, make sure to swing through our
Golf Shop to check out all of the latest
clothing, shoes and equipment which our
knowledgeable staff will assist you with.
If you’re here on a Friday, you don’t want
to miss out on Grip It & Sip It! Just show
up after 5pm and for $30/couple you can
enjoy our driving range, 3 holes of golf, a
beer, snacks and our one-of-a-kind “Break
the Glass” contest.
If you've had a big night, start your
recovery with breakfast in the clubhouse
followed by a golf clinic at 10am. Take
advantage of our wonderful practice
facilities and some great tips to enhance
your golf game.
After lunch (included with your clinic), put
those new skills to good practice on the
course. Cruise our easy-to-walk course
and enjoy the game while marveling over
the vast wildlife that calls Revelstoke its
home. Watch the osprey plunge into the
Columbia River in search of their next meal
while grizzly bears peruse the shoreline
for theirs. Bald eagles roost in their homes
high above and it’s not uncommon to
spot a black bear taking a stroll across the
course, stopping for a snack at the plum
tree on #12.
Round off the evening and your
Revelstoke golf experience with dinner
over live music and a game of poker or
pool upstairs to follow, certainly a fantastic
memory to take home.
Revelstoke Golf Club
Real golf is played here
This 18-hole, par 72, 6537 yard Championship layout provides
an excellent golfing challenge and is conveniently located just
minutes off the Trans Canada highway.
171 Columbia Park Drive | 250-837-4276
www.revelstokegolfclub.com
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The High Flyer
Experience a bird's eye view of Revelstoke and our beautiful
valley. Each year, people from all over the world come to fly and
marvel at the spectacular beauty of our mountain peaks, lush
valleys, and crystal blue alpine lakes. Fly with the eagles and see
the spectacular age-old glaciers, waterfalls, and local wildlife from
the comfort of a helicopter, while your pilot describes the terrain
below.
If that is not enough wind on your face, try a tandem paraglide
flight. Situated at 2,200m, the highest vertical flight in North
America leaves from the peak of Mount Mackenzie. Each pilot is
fully qualified, trained, and approved under the standards of the
Hang Gliding and Paragliding Association of Canada.
Both types of flights are available year round, open to all ages,
and require no prior experience. Come take in Revelstoke from
the best seat in the house!
By Paul Tigchelaar
Glacier Helicopters Pilot
Resident High Flyer
Get your feet wet by taking a quick valley helicopter tour around
Wap Lake or the Revelstoke Dam. Leaving Three Valley Gap
Chateau, these tours show amazing waterfalls, rivers, the sight of
Revelstoke and the Columbia Valley.
You'll be itching for more after this taster, so in the afternoon hop
on a helicopter glacier tour of the Blanket Icefield, Mount Begbie,
Bourne Glaciers, or the Albert Icefields.
Take a tandem paragliding flight at Revelstoke Mountain Resort
and get an eagle eye view of the most vertical in North America,
spectacular mountains and the mighty Columbia River.
If you have your own wing, visiting pilots are welcome to fly
at Revelstoke Mountain Resort. Please follow the rules (www.
revelstokeparagliding.com/visiting-pilot-info/) for everyone's
safety.
Glacier Helicopters
Some of the most spectacular scenery that you will ever see!
Site Seeing Tours, Heli-Hiking, Heli-Weddings, Heli-Fishing Trips,
Airport Transfers, Custom Charter Work
8903 Hwy #1 (Summer), 3451 Hwy #1 (Winter) | 250-837-9569
www.glacierhelicopters.ca
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Revelstoke offers visitors and locals an abundance of water
experiences to choose from. The Illecillewaet and Columbia
Rivers ﬂow close to town, and pristine lakes lie above and
below it. If you like excitement, try white water rafting or
head down the Illecillewaet River with your own white water
kayak. If you’re looking to try something new, there is stand
up paddle boarding. Jump on a kayak tour if you're looking for
a soft adventure suitable for all ages and levels of experience.
There are plenty of places to launch if you have your own boat
too.
The Water Lover
Hop on a morning trip with Apex Rafting. Since 1993, they have
shown visitors from around the world the spectacular beauty
of the area while drifting down the wild and scenic Illecillewaet
River. Wear your bathing suit and they’ll provide the rest;
equipment, licensed guides, and transportation.
Pack up your suits and towels and head to Williamson Lake. This
small lake is perfect for all ages with picnic tables, small beach,
dock and the warmest waters in all of Revelstoke. Canoe and
paddle board rentals are available to explore. Try to find a western
painted turtle, they love to sun on the logs at either end.
Join Natural Escapes Kayaking on one of their most popular tours.
The Panoramic Lake and Mountain Views tour takes paddlers to a
unique lake and river system surrounded by spectacular views of
the Columbia Mountains and Valley. You may catch a glimpse of
eagles, great blue herons, ospreys and other native and migratory
birds. You’ll be paddling in handcrafted wood kayaks built by
owner/operator Terry, who will give you a paddling experience of
a lifetime, with free photos taken throughout every tour.
Grab a picnic lunch beside the Columbia River or up on Lake
Revelstoke and rent a paddleboard from one of our providers. If
you're new to the sport, taking a lesson is always a good idea.
By Wenche & Terry Beitel
Natural Escapes Kayaking Owners/Operators
Resident Water Lovers
Apex Rafting
Whitewater Rafting on the Illecillewaet River
A fresh & exhilarating mountain river awaits you! The whitewater you’ll
encounter is an intermediate class 2-3+ and the tranquil stretches offer
the chance to appreciate our spectacular natural setting.
112 First Street East (Seasonally) | 250-837-6367
www.apexrafting.com
Free Spirit Sports & Paddle Board Rentals
203 First Street West | 250-837-9453 | www.freespiritsports.com
Lardeau River Adventures
359 Meadow Creek Road, Meadow Creek BC | 1-855-400-RAFT | www.lardeauriveradventures.com
Stoke Paddleboard Adventures
Revelstoke, BC | 250-814-8663/250-814-7807 | www.stokepaddleboardadventures.com
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The Lift Accessed Adventurer
We’ve all heard the saying ‘the numbers
don’t lie,’ and when it comes to Revelstoke
Mountain Resort, that’s a good thing!
Get fueled for your first day on the
mountain with a brioche and latte from La
Baguette at the foot of the mountain.
At 5620 ft. we have the most vertical in
North America. Stack the Great Pyramid,
Eiffel Tower, Empire State Building, CN
Tower, Space Needle, Leaning Tower of
Pisa, and Statue of Liberty on top of each
other and you've got our vertical, easily
accessible with our high speed lifts.
Start your day by signing up at the
Revelstoke Outdoors Centre for a half day
lesson to refresh your skills and get a feel
for the mountain.
How you get down is full of possibilities,
with 65 runs, 3 alpine bowls, and 3121
acres of diverse terrain waiting for you
to explore. Cover that with the 30-45 ft.
of annual snow (and subtract the lines
you find at most other big resorts.) Our
longest single run, the Last Spike (green
top to bottom,) is 15.2 km long. When
you're ready, we've got 46% blue and 47%
black runs to grow into. Bottom line - you
can't argue with the numbers. Everything
at RMR adds up to a great time!
By Liz Craig
RMR Media Relations
Resident Lift Accessed Adventurer
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Stop for lunch at the MacKenzie Outpost
and grab a Bruce Burger to enjoy in the
warming hut or on a patio with a stellar
view of Revelstoke below.
Spend the afternoon practicing all your
good habits from the morning session.
At the end of the day try to make it top
to bottom. Your legs will be burning,
but you’ll have earned your après at The
Mackenzie Common Tavern - make sure to
try the signature ugly sweater.
For dinner, The Rockford is just steps away
(good news for your quads) and serves
up tasty Asian-inspired eats in a mountain
chic setting.
Still not exhausted from your day on the
mountain? Head into town for the latest
flick at the Roxy Theatre, the local theater
serving up Weaver Gold popcorn with
REAL BUTTER!
Rise and shine extra early to get a head
start on the day with First Tracks - a
breakfast buffet mid-mountain followed
by early access to all the fresh powder.
A morning with a guide from the ROC
will further improve your skills and your
knowledge of the 3121 acres of terrain, all
accessible by the Revelation Gondola and
two high speed quad chairs.
For your lunch, indulge with a pint of the
seasonal local Begbie Beer at the Rockford
with a ginger beef on the side. Or try the
soup and salad combo.
Make the most of your second day and
head back to the mountain for as many
hot laps as you can.
Enjoy your descent back to reality with
some pampering at the Refinery Day Spa
before you head out for an evening on the
town.
Dine at Woolsey Creek for an unforgettable
French culinary experience or if you’re a
sushi fan, you have to go to Kawakubo.
Don’t let the fact that we’re a mountain
town fool you, this place needs to be
experienced.
Royce Sih
AN ADVENTURE
FOR ALL SEASONS
R E V E L S T O K E M O U N TA I N R E S O R T.C O M
Keri Knapp
The Powder Hound
Beyond Revelstoke's manicured slopes and high speed quads
lies a snow-covered paradise waiting to be discovered. With the
world’s best helicopter and cat ski companies offering guided
access to three famous mountain ranges, it’s no coincidence that
Revelstoke is known as the ultimate cat and heliski destination for
skiers and snowboarders from around the globe.
The Monashee and Selkirk mountain ranges boast the best
variety of terrain in the world, and all abilities can enjoy this
powder paradise. Runs range from wide open glaciers to more
challenging tree skiing, steeps, and couloirs.
For powder-hungry riders with a thirst for adventure, a trip to
Revelstoke is not complete without making laps with a warm
snowcat as your chariot or scoping lines from above while flying
over jagged horizons decorated with untracked slopes. Each of
the local cat and heliski companies operate in their own distinct
tenure and provide one common guarantee; to facilitate a unique
and safe experience with exclusive access to pristine wilderness
ski terrain and a fully certified guide to get you to the goods.
Whether you are a first time day skier or an unlimited vertical
veteran, you will be paired with friendly, experienced, and
certified guides who have a vast knowledge of the terrain and
snowpack.
By Izzy Lynch
Mica Heliskiing Sales & Marketing Manger
Resident Powder Hound
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After warming up with a day on the resort, book a day-trip with
any of the cat ski operations around Revelstoke. Either join a
group as a solo rider, or talk to the operation about filling a
cat with a group of friends. Click into a pair of fat skis (ski and
snowboard rentals are included in the tour price) and enjoy
amazing deep powder descents and cozy climbs, as you kick back
with a hot cup of tea or a delicious snack in the cat that carries
you back up the slope for another round. Don’t forget to load up
your ipod with music that gets you pumped to ride. Most cats
are equipped with sound systems, and are happy to facilitate
between-run dance parties.
With a belly full of gourmet cookies, (cat and heliski operations
are known for fueling their guests with decadent cuisine) and a
day of powder skiing under your belt, you’ll be ready for an aerial
tour of the vast glaciers and lofty peaks that surround Revelstoke.
Many of the local heliski operations offer an array of single and
multi-day packages to suit your needs and budget. To have full
discretion over your experience organize a group of four and
book a private A-star tour. If you are on your own, or want to meet
new skiers- join in on a larger group and sit back and enjoy the
ride.
There is always more to discover and for many guests a few days
of cat or heliskiing just isn’t enough. To fully immerse yourself in
the experience consider a week-long backcountry escape at one
of the luxurious heli or cat-ski lodges close by.
shred
après
Dan Stewart
wake
repeat.
One day isn’t enough, but then again, neither is a week
when you’re in the Heli Skiing Capital of the World.
1.800.663.7080 • www.selkirk-tangiers.com
A LW AY S T H E S M A R T C H O I C E
STAY WITH SANDMAN
IN REVELSTOKE
So Many Reasons to Stay: Suites & kitchenettes available | Complimentary
high speed Internet | Two indoor pools & whirlpools | Complimentary parking
| Denny’s 24 Hour Restaurant with room service | Bar One Urban Lounge |
Fitness facilities | Business centre | Ski & golf packages available
1 800 SANDMAN (726 3626)
1901 Laforme Blvd | Revelstoke, BC | V0E 2S0 | Tel: 250 837 6161
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The Backcountry Junkie
Powder slayers, deep snow lovers, you found yourself at the
right place! Revelstoke is an amazing place to ski in and out
of bounds. With record snowfall every year, whether you are
a resort skier or a backcountry fanatic, there are plenty of
options to satisfy your craving for adventures.
Of course with the desire to explore comes a fair amount
of risk. Before heading out to spend an incredible day in
the mountains, make sure you and your group have the
appropriate equipment, knowledge, and information about
the snowpack, avalanche condition and weather. Every day
starts with a quick look at www.avalanche.ca. If you feel
overwhelmed and want to make the most of your day in the
mountains, think about hiring a ski guide. Play safe & enjoy!
Ski local at our go-to zone on Mount Macpherson. Whether
you simply want to go out for a small day or a full one, Mt
Macpherson never disappoints. Park at the Cross-Country
ski lodge (5$ parking fee) follow the Main Loop up until you
get to the Mountain Climb Trail, which is the second trail
junction about 1.5 km from the Parking Lot. From there, the
cross-country ski trail will end with a bridge crossing. The
uphill track starts from there. There are several options from
this point. You can either climb up “The fingers” which are the
prominent avalanche corridors that can be seen from town.
The Fingers are ideal for a shorter day or multiple descents.
You can climb to the top of the fingers and explore the ridge
finally leading to the summit if you have the legs and the
lungs. From the summit, skiing “The Womb,” which is a large
avalanche path on the skier’s right of the summit is always a
great end to the day. If, from the bridge, you choose to keep
going on the Mountain climb trail until the end, you will find
yourself surrounded by large cedar trees. Lap these trees or
climb higher to gain a zone called the Burnt Nob.
If you are willing to drive, nothing is quite like a day at
Rogers Pass. Head 75km East of Revelstoke and you will find
yourself in Glacier National Park, one of the best places to
backcountry ski in Canada. The possibilities are endless here.
The best place to start is a quick visit to the Discovery Centre
where you can buy you Park Pass, get a Day permit for access,
and find out what zones are open for the day. Please note
that artillery is used regularly for avalanche control to keep
the highway corridor safe for all, so it is your responsibility
to check that the area you are wanting to explore is actually
open that day.
One great zone to ski/ride is actually right from the Discovery
Centre. Walk behind the hotel to find the trailhead. Follow the
trail up the Connaught drainage to find many options along
the way. Grizzly Shoulder, Teddy Bear Trees and Ursus Trees
and 8812 are on the right hand side. Hour Glass & Cheops are
on the left side of the drainage.
By Melanie Bernier
National Ski Mountaineering Team
Resident Backcountry Junkie
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Sol Mountain
Backcountry Lodge in the Monashees
30 000 acres of prime BC backcountry skiing or snowboarding.
Heli access lodge south of Revelstoke. Full amenities and private
rooms. ACMG or self guided trips, book as full or part groups.
Ryan Creary
www.solmountain.com
Selkirk Mountain Experience
Professionally guided ski-touring at the
Durrand Glacier Chalet
It is the real thing. The remote Durrand Glacier area
is accessible only by helicopter, making your powder
skiing adventure 100% exclusive and a memorable
experience. There is a valid reason why skiers from around the world enjoy skiing
at the Durrand Glacier: 23,000 acres of untouched powder, 3 tree skiing areas, 26
alpine peaks, 14 glaciers and a guaranteed snow pack with an annual snow-fall
of over 100 feet. Your home is the authentic Swiss quality Durrand Glacier Chalet
with one and two person bedrooms and a chef preparing gourmet meals and
European pastry.
www.selkirkexperience.com | info@selkirkexperience.com
Coast Hillcrest Hotel
Home of Selkirk Tangiers Heli Skiing
Escape to the Hillcrest Hotel, where you can unwind with a true resort experience. First class cuisine, exceptional views and an
afternoon relaxing at Repose Massage & Day Spa, are just a few of the things we offer to provide you with a truely memorable
vacation. Plan your next visit or family reunion with us and relax while we take care of the details.
2100 Oak Drive | 250-837-3322
www.hillcresthotel.com | info@hillcresthotel.com
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The Nordic Enthusiast
The Revelstoke Nordic Ski Club can trace its roots back to 1891.
Today the club is a registered non-profit organization. Almost
all of the services provided by the club are accomplished by
the hundreds of volunteer hours of its members. These services
include trail maintenance, trail grooming, groomer servicing,
special events, website maintenance, our newsletter, and a Ski
League Program for children. The trailhead is 7 km south of
Revelstoke on Highway 23, at an elevation of about 640 metres.
The Revelstoke area is famous for its huge snowfall (almost
350 cm per year measured at the Revelstoke Airport) and
the trail system’s easterly aspect helps keep snow conditions
excellent throughout the season. Approximately 26 km of trails
are groomed for both skating and classic technique with a
Bombardier BR275.
Group and private lessons are available through our in-house
coach, and ski rentals are offered at local Nordic retailers. Our
snow phone, website, and Facebook page can provide you with
daily trail condition reports.
Grooming usually starts in late November with a final grooming in
late March. For the 2014/15 season, we have a new light system
on 6km of trails.
By Brendan MacIntosh
Revelstoke Nordic Ski Club Executive
Resident Nordic Enthusiast
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Take a morning group or private lesson with our in-house Nordic
coach to hone your skills and learn new techniques. Contact
coach@revelstokenordic.org to book. After your lesson, grab Fido
out of the vehicle for a quick lap around our popular dog loop
along BCIT and Roadway Ramble. Check the Nordic Trail Map if
you are unsure of the location of any trails.
Head back to Revelstoke for lunch and a relaxing afternoon
downtown. Check out some of our local Nordic retailers if you're
in need of some new gear.
Now that you’re comfortable on the trails, show up after dark. Ski
our six kilometers of new lit trails, and then put on your headlamp
with a picnic dinner in your backpack and ski up to the Ole
Sandberg cabin, via the Main Loop trail. The cabin is rustic and
basic, with a wood stove and a large deck. After dinner, finish your
ski around Main Loop and back to the main day lodge.
Try out the perimeter loop; clockwise, beginning with Mickey’s
Loop, Main Loop, Loggers Lane, and Hydro Way, and making your
way back via Beaver Lake, Easy Al’s, and Roadway Ramble. Extend
this with a quick descent down Novice glide and back up Cedar
Ramble if you want a longer ski.
Sledding in Revelstoke offers some of the best mountain
riding in the world and every day I am thankful to be living in
such a picture perfect town! Seeing the sun rise over Boulder
Mountain means a great day ahead. Our two most popular
riding areas are Boulder and Frisby Mountains, offering
groomed trails up into the alpine.
The Mountain Sledder
Once in the alpine the riding is endless, from deep and open
bowls, to tight and technical trees. Being up in the mountains
during the winter is a sight to behold, with views as far as the
eye can see.
Get up early to chase the powder. Join a morning snowmobile
tour – your certified guide will ensure you get the best out
of your ride, the groomed trails on Frisby Ridge, and the
legendary alpine powder.
Now that you are familiar with your machine, the trails, and
the snowpack, rent a snowmobile, and spend the afternoon
exploring the vast network of groomed trails and challenging
alpine terrain on Frisby Ridge and Boulder mountains. Don’t
forget a trail map.Take a flask and enjoy a hot chocolate at
the Frisby Cabin, and push your limits on the Bill Gill Trail right
up to the summit as darkness falls on the spectacular views.
Now head back down to town for a well-deserved cold Mount
Begbie Brew!
Rent a snowmobile (or use your own machine), and explore.
Pack some food, extra layers and all your safety gear. Trailer up
and take a drive to one of the epic snowmobile zones in the
surrounding area. Try Sale Mountain or Keystone/Standard
basin to the North, or Hall Mountain to the South. Be sure to
check for current snow and avalanche conditions, and obey
all seasonal area closures. Contact revelstokesnowmobileclub.
com for more details, and avalanche.ca for the latest bulletins.
After all that, your aching body will appreciate a soak in the
hot tub at the Community Centre or at your hotel. Treat
yourself to a massage at one of Revelstoke’s finest spas to
ease those tired muscles. Share your stories and adventures
with your buddies over dinner, and start planning your next
snowmobile trip in Revelstoke.
By Daniel Kellie
Revelstoke Snowmobile Club President
Resident Mountain Sledder
Great Canadian Snowmobile Tours
Guided tours, snowmobile rentals, 20 years experience, largest
tenure in North America!
We offer the latest Skidoo snowmobiles and a sensational riding
experience. Tours with certified Guides, snowmobile rental, gear rental,
service shop, deluxe accommodation packages. 1870 Glacier Lane | 1-877-837-9594
www.riderevelstoke.ca | info@riderevelstoke.ca
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The Fun Family
The magnificent mountain scenery and
the enormous amounts of snow that
fall here during the winter is what really
put Revelstoke on the map, but there
are so many more attractions that make
Revelstoke one of the best places to live,
explore and experience with your family.
In the winter months, head to Turtle Creek
at Revelstoke Mountain Resort, which
features a magic carpet for beginner
skiiers, and a tubing area that is sure to
keep your little ones entertained. Nordic
skiing at Mount Macpherson is a great
place to visit with the family, bring some
hot chocolate in a thermos for a treat at
the Sandberg Cabin.
Summer adventures abound in Revelstoke
during our warmer months. If you are only
here for a short while this summer, here is
the best of Revelstoke 2 days.
By Natalie Harris
Photographer and Mom
Resident Fun Family
(Pictured Above!)
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Drive east on Hwy #1 to Giant Cedars
Boardwalk trail in Mount Revelstoke
National Park, a great destination for all
ages with an easy 2km loop on a beautiful
boardwalk that winds through old growth
interior rain forest.
Head back towards Revelstoke and then
north on hwy 23 for an afternoon on Lake
Revelstoke. One of our favorite places to
bring a picnic lunch or dinner is Martha
Creek Provincial Park, 17 km away on
Hwy 23N. There is a pebbly beach with
a large shoreline to explore and a great
playground with mountain scenery that
can't be beat. The water is cool and clear
and mighty refreshing on a hot day. Stop
in at the Revelstoke Dam on route!
If you find yourself here on a rainy day,
head to the Aquatic Center - featuring a
great water slide, warm leisure pool, hot
tub, sauna, steam room and lap pool. All
the windows and beautiful murals make
you feel like you are still outside!
After dinner, watch the sun set from the
greenbelt. There are a variety of easy trails
that offer great views of the surrounding
mountains and rivers.
Drive west on Hwy #1 to SkyTrek and
The Enchanted Forest. The Enchanted
forest brings fairy tales alive and is a fun
experience for the whole family, especially
the younger kids. SkyTrek has an amazing
variety of challenging and exhilarating
activities for kids and adults.
Spend the heat of the day at our local
beach at Williamson Lake, located just
a few km from town. It has a nice small
sandy beach and a dock to swim from.
There is also a small store that can do a
BBQ lunch. It features a new playground
and beach volleyball courts. SUP boards
are also available to rent on site.
Get out of the sun and into your car to take
a drive into the sky. The views that can be
seen from the top of Mount Revelstoke
are definitely worth the 26km drive up.
There is a variety of short (or long) trails to
choose from that will suit all capabilities,
but will still reward each visitor with
spectacular views of our surrounding
mountain ranges.
After dinner, enjoy the free music
entertainment happening every evening
in Grizzly Plaza.
3 Valley Gap
19km west of Revelstoke on the Trans Canada Highway
180 comfortable guest rooms with balconies or patios overlooking beautiful
gardens and 3 Valley Lake. Next door, explore our Heritage Ghost Town,
open daily. Self-guided tour of over 25 historical buildings all furnished with
antiques. Open seasonally, April 16 - October 6 in 2015.
8903 Trans Canada Highway | 1-888-667-2109
www.3valley.com | hello@3valley.com
Explore and Play
For all kids big and small!
Sky
adventure park
Check out our website
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Scan this QR code
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1.866.944.9744
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Revelstoke is blessed with a vibrant, historical downtown
core. Commonly referred to by locals as “Uptown,” it is the
hub of our community. Unspoiled by big box stores, the
majority of the shops are locally owned and operated, offering
unique products and services. Multi-talented artisans and
entrepreneurs collaborate to offer locally made products that
complement the shops’ contemporary retail selections.
The Shopaholic
The adventurous and inspiring mountain lifestyle in our
community inherently promotes health and wellness. Visitors
can indulge in a massage, spa treatment, yoga, Pilates or simply
rent a bike and explore the riverside greenbelt all within a cozy
realm!
Start your morning at the shops of Alpine Village Mall. Universal
Footwear is open early and will knock you off your feet with
their selection and knowledgeable team of friendly folks. You
will have happy feet with every purchase! Make your way down
First Street and stop at the Revelstoke Museum and Archives
to hone up on history and select a savvy souvenir from the gift
shop. The next block is a frenzy of zigzagging as you discover
the homespun retail outlets of First Street West. Be sure to make
a brief stop at Bette’s Underthings, a truly unique shop and the
Chamber of Commerce Entrepreneur of the Year in 2014.
Time to relax and hit the spa! Your pre-booked appointment
awaits a short block away at Refinery Day Spa for whatever your
body craves. Post pampering, take a stroll down to Grizzly Plaza
and check out the artisan wares at Garnish to Decorate.
If you're a summer visitor, venture to Grizzly Plaza, where
Skookum Cycle and Ski rents “Townies” for an extended cycle
tour of town. Head to the historic Court House, then tour the
Visual Arts Centre where local art is showcased and available to
purchase for a special momentum of your visit. Complete your
ride with a loop around the riverside greenbelt to view Osprey
nesting, and enjoy flora and fauna.
Back downtown, the shops on Mackenzie await. Grizzly Books
and Serendipity is a quaint shop and an important chapter in
our history, serving our community for 25 years! Update your
abode with the latest gadget or accessory at Big Mountain
Kitchen & Linen and visit Kidz on Main for the latest clothing
and accessories for tots to teens. Finish your day with a yoga
class at Balu Yoga & Wellness or Welwinds Therapeutic Spa to
unwind and reflect.
By Judy Goodman
Chamber of Commerce Executive Director
Resident Shopaholic
Balu Yoga and Wellness
414 First Street West | 250-837-3975 | www.baluyoga.com
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The Night Owl
You've spent the day enjoying the countless outdoor activities
this town has to offer but you've still got some energy to burn.
Although Revelstoke may seem like a small, quiet mountain town,
the nightlife is a thriving center of friendly locals and thrill seekers
from around the globe, here with one common goal - to have a
good time!
Enjoy live music in the Gazebo every night in the summer
months, located in the town’s Grizzly Plaza. The new Performing
Arts Center regularly showcases exceptional live talent.
Revelstoke’s heritage movie theater, The Roxy, satisfies our silver
screen cravings, showcases all the latest Ski/Snowboard flicks,
and occasionally hosts some of the best stand-up comedy in the
region.
The Revelstoke Forum is home to our Revelstoke Grizzlies Junior
B Hockey Team, and the Derailers, a female roller derby team that
has proven that they are a force to be reckoned with.
To really know what’s going on, do what the locals do…check
out the venues Facebook pages, Listen to Stoke FM (92.5) or Easy
Rock (106.1) and check SeeRevelstoke.com/events.
By Jay Shoji
Bartender (at just about everywhere)!
Resident Night Owl
A good place to start is at The Cabin, our local bowling alley and
cocktail lounge. If you're looking for somewhere a little more
intimate, the 112 lounge is a great meeting place, featuring
another tasty cocktail menu. Keep your eyes open for when they
bring in amazing pianist and blues singer, Wes Mackey, who has a
strong local following.
Spend a night pub hopping. There are numerous bars in
Revelstoke to watch sports and you can likely find live music
every night of the week between the various locations. Pubs like
the River City Pub, the Big Eddy Pub, and the Last Drop all deliver
great live acts that will always produce a stellar party. If it’s the
clubbing scene that attracts you, Traverse Night Club provides
world class Dj’s, and is home to the largest dance floor in town.
The local’s trend:
Tuesdays - Hip Hop Toonie Tuesday at the River City Pub
Wednesdays - Wings at the Big Eddy Pub, Triple Threat at The
Cabin, and Open Mic at the Last Drop
Thursdays - House system at Traverse Featuring Dexaville
Weekends - Every bar in town will be throwing some kind of
event, so keep your options open. Generally speaking, the
River City Pub has a great top 40 Dj, the Last Drop offers steady
live music and Traverse has your clubbing needs covered.
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The Foodie
Revelstoke is blessed to have more
than 35 restaurants and many food and
beverage artisans that are incredibly
passionate about the products they create.
Local products include: micro-brewed
beer, fresh-roasted coffee, artisan bread,
croissants, gelato, popsicles, sausages,
truffles, naan bread, butter chicken sauce,
samosas, ,sushi, granola, waffles, sausage
rolls, jam, honey, bacon, ham, pies, bagels,
and more, WOW!!
The best trips are often defined by the
ultimate food experience, which can be
one bite only or a magical dinner in the
most unlikely of places. **Disclaimer:
Apologies, I couldn't list everyone, I'm not
burning that many calories in 2 days!
By Josee Zimanyi
Modern Bakeshop Owner
Resident Foodie
Breakfast: The Modern Bakeshop & Cafe
*Must try: Oso Negro cappuccino and a
homemade cinnamon bun
Breakfast: Sangha Bean
*Must try: Stoke Roasted misto, breakfast
bowl
Snack: Lucy's Popsicles
*Must try: The Mojito
Snack: Mountain Meals
*Must try: Sausage roll, smoothies
Lunch: Ray's Butcher Shop for BBQ fixings
*Must try: Kurt's Sausages
Lunch: Pam's Kitchen
*Must try: Butter chicken, mango lassi
Snack: La Baguette
*Must try: Home made Gelato
Cocktail hour: The Cabin
*Must Try: Agnes' amazing cocktails
Cocktail hour: Mount Begbie Brewery Tour
*Must try: The Kolsch
Dinner: Woolsey Creek Cafe, the 112, or the
Hillcrest Hotel for a fine dining experience
*Must try: The steak
Dinner: Kawakubo Japanese Restaurant
*Must try: Signature Red Dragon roll, crispy
salmon cashew salad
Late night snack: Nico's Pizzeria
Paramjit’s Kitchen
Quality Indian & German food
Fine offering of fusion food. Indian and German cuisine
in the heart of Revelstoke, BC. All our curried dishes are
M.S.G. & gluten-free! You may eat in or take out.
116 First Street West | 250-837-2112
www. paramjitskitchen.com
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Late night Snack: The Taco Club
If you're here on a Saturday morning in the
summer, don't miss all the local good eats
at our Farmer's Market in Grizzly Plaza.
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250-837-7160
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Live Bands
Entertainment
Dance Floor
Trans Canada Hwy #1
www.theolfrontier.ca
5655 Hwy 23, Nakusp BC
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WiFi
Internet Access
Meeting Rooms
Coffee Shop
Open Seasonal
Take Out
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Children’s Menu
Wheelchair Access
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Lunch
Breakfast
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Pub Food
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Japanese
Thai / Indian
Greek Cuisine
Italian / Pizza
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www.zalasrestaurant.ca
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The History Buff
Revelstoke is a community that oozes
history around every corner. From the
lovingly restored heritage homes and
commercial buildings, to the numerous
museums, there is an opportunity for
everyone to get in touch with the spirit
of Revelstoke. Stroll down any street
in Revelstoke, and you see that it has
retained many of its original early 20th
century business buildings. This is a
city that acknowledges its history and
celebrates it.
The community was established in 1885
during the time of construction of the
Canadian Pacific Railway, but even long
before that the Sinixt First Nation, the
explorers and fur traders, and the gold
miners were discovering the beauties and
the challenges of this region.
There are many ways to explore this
fascinating history. We are proud of our
history and heritage and are delighted to
share it with you.
By Cathy English
Curator of Revelstoke Museum & Archives
Resident History Buff
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Cathy's Suggestions - Day 1
To begin your exploration of Revelstoke’s
history, start at Revelstoke Museum
and Archives, where you can spend an
hour learning about the origins of the
community and discovering the impact of
avalanches in this region in the stunning
new “Land of Thundering Snow” exhibit.
Marvel Revelstoke’s ski pioneers in the
“First Tracks” exhibit. If your family has
arly connections to Revelstoke, talk to the
knowledgeable archives staff to explore
your roots. Pick up a copy of the Heritage
Walking Tour brochure for a self-guided
tour of the city and enjoy a leisurely stroll
through the beautiful Heritage Garden.
A trip to Revelstoke wouldn’t be complete
without a guided tour of the Nickelodeon
Museum, a remarkable private collection
of mechanical musical instruments.
Plan for 1 ½ to 2 hours for this unique
experience. The collection is housed in the
beautifully restored McKinnon block, built
in 1912 as a pool hall.
End your day with a walk along the
Revelstoke River Trail, starting at the
Community Centre, and follow the
heritage markers for a history lesson
as you enjoy stunnign views along the
Columbia River, and across the Mark
Kingsbury Pedestrian Bridge.
Cathy's Suggestions - Day 2
Today, head to the Revelstoke Railway
Museum, where you can chat with a
retired locomotive engineer, and try your
hand at driving an engine yourself on the
railway simulator. Marvel at the size and
power of Engine 5468, and learn of the
struggles to build and maintain a railway
through this rugged terrain. Plan on 1-2
hours to explore this museum.
Walk from the Railway Museum to the
Tournament of Champions Circle to
discover more about Revelstoke’s ski
history, and follow the trail up to the Nels
Nelsen interpretive area, where you can
see the original ski jump. Continue your
exploration of Mount Revelstoke National
Park on foot by ascending the Summit
Trail, or drive the Meadows in the Sky
Parkway to Balsam Lake. Plan on 2-3 hours
to fully explore Mount Revelstoke National
Park, or longer if you are on foot.
Revelstoke has an abundance of rich
forests, and the best way to explore the
region’s connection to the forests is by a
visit to the B.C. Interior Forestry Museum
on Highway 23 North, near the Revelstoke
Dam Visitor Centre. Be amazed at the early
equipment used by Revelstoke’s pioneer
loggers, and discover the importance of
the forest industry to this region.
BC Interior Forestry Museum
Discover our roots
Learn about the struggles, victories, and lifestyles involved with old time
logging. Get a great view of the Revelstoke Dam from our picnic area
3km North of Revelstoke Highway 23 North | 250-837-8078
www.bcforestrymuseum.ca
Revelstoke Museum and Archives
Celebrating our history
Two floors of exhibits on Local History, Gift Shop, Outdoor Heritage
Garden, Archives & Reference Room, Wheelchair accessible
www.revelstokemuseum.ca
Revelstoke Railway Museum
Follow the tracks to Canada’s railway past
Exhibition galleries and rail yard featuring Railway History, the Last
Spike, Tours, Facility Rentals, Gift Shops, and a Train Simulator
719 Track Street West | 250-837-6060
www.railwaymuseum.com
Revelstoke Visual Arts Centre
A visual arts centre for the whole community
Exhibitions, Art Classes, A non-profit community facility dedicated
to the creation, exhibition, and promotion of the visual arts
320 Wilson Street | 250-814-0261
www.revelstokevisualarts.com
Rogers Pass National Historic Site
Rails and Trails of Discovery
Kick off your visit at the Rogers Pass Discovery Centre
Trans Canada Highway | 250-837-7500
www.pc.gc.ca/eng/lhn-nhs/bc/rogers/index.aspx
The Nickelodeon Museum
The musical masterpiece of Revelstoke
Canada’s only mechanical music museum, Fascinating automatic
vintage self-playing musical instruments, Guided tours
www.revelstokenickelodeon.com
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The Artist
The abundance of art and culture
opportunities that our small city offers is
truly amazing. Many artists choose to make
Revelstoke home because they are not
only inspired by the wonderful scenery,
but also the opportunity to be part of a
vibrant arts community. From enjoying a
live performance in our beautiful theatre,
experiencing exciting art exhibitions at
Revelstoke Art Gallery, or visiting museums
and outdoor concerts held in the summer
months, we have so many activities for
visitors and residents.
We are the only place in British Columbia, to
organize over sixty summer nights of free
music performances.
Check the Community Calendar at www.
SeeRevelstoke.com/events for the list of
festivals and events to join in on the fun.
By Garry and Jackie Pendergast
Arts Council & Visual Arts Centre Directors
Resident Artists
Pick up a Public Art Walking tour or Annual Summer Art Walk brochure at the Visitor
Centre and start your stroll. Take the route that ends at The Nomad for lunch then
head over to the Art Gallery to see the latest exhibitions. On the first Friday of every
month (March – December) there are Opening Receptions where you can meet
and talk with the artists. Check out www.revelstokevisualarts.com for a schedule of
exhibitions and available classes.
For an evening on the town, catch a flick at the historical Roxy Theatre, or
perhaps take in a performance at the Performing Arts Centre. Visit www.
revelstokeartscouncil.com for performances in the purpose built theatre.
Tickets for all performances are available at the Revelstoke Visitor Centre, the Art
First Gallery, or online.
Start at the City Museum and Archives to find out more about how our city
has developed over the past century. Feeling inspired by the stunning scenery
surrounding Revelstoke? Head into The Office and Art Supply Store and stock up on
a sketchbook, pencils and paints.
Continue walking along First Street and visit Art First Gallery! Here you will find a
treasure trove of exciting art created by local artists. It’s well worth a visit and there’s
always one of the artists on duty who will happily talk to you about their work and
maybe even be working on a piece.
Next door is the unique, world famous Nickelodeon Museum. Book a tour and be
prepared to be amazed at the huge range of mechanical musical instruments.
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Revelstoke Community Centre - RCC
Revelstoke Performing Arts Centre - RPAC
Revelstoke Mountain Resort - RMR
Revelstoke Curling Rink - RCR
DATE
Last Sat of Month
Oct - April
Fridays Nov - midMarch
January 1
January 23
January 24
January 24-25
January 28
January 29
January 31
January 31
February 3-6
February 7
February 7
February 7-8
February 13
February 21
February 21
February 25
March 4
March 6-8
March 12
March 12
March 12-13
March 14
March 19-22
March 20
Mauch 21
March 21-22
March 25
March 28
April 1
April 11
April 12
April 24
April - November
May TBD
May - October
May 25-31
June 13
EVENT
Revelstoke Coffeehouse
Drop In Curling
Nordic Club Lantern Ski
Lucas Myers
Revy Stomp
Nordic BC Cup
Movies In The Mountains
- Life's A Breeze
Hot Rocks - Rolling
Stones Tribute Show
Ride For Dad
Snowmobile Ride
Carousel of Nations
RedBull Coldrush
Monster Theatre - Til
Death Do We Part
The Little Prince
Mixed Curling Bonspiel
Darrelle London and
Kevin Fox
Heritage Day
Rod & Gun Club Banquet
Movies In The Mountains
- We Are the Best!
Land of Thundering
Snow Exhibit Launch
Men's 63rd Annual
Cashspiel
Dave Gunning
Revelstoke Figure
Skating Spring Carnival
Vintage Snowmobile
Ride & Snowarama
Ache Brasil
Fidelity U14 Can Am
Quintessence
LOCATION
Revelstoke United
Church
RCR
DATE
June 14
Mount Macpherson
RPAC
RCC
Mount Macpherson
RPAC
June 26-28
July 1
EVENT
Stoked To Get Spanked
Mountain Bike Race
Par 3 - Hole In One
Tournament
Big Bear Soccer
Tournament
Grizzly Plaza Street
Entertainment Nightly
Canada Day Celebrations
RPAC
July 18
Canada's Parks Day
Boulder/Frisby/
Glacier House Resort
RCC
RMR
RPAC
July 31-August 3
28th Annual Glacier
Challenge Slo-pitch
Tournament
Seniors Mixed Open
Two Lady Team Event
39th Annual Eva Lake
Pilgrimage
North Face Dirty Feet
Trail Running Race
TrailStoke - 5 Peaks Trail
Running Weekend
Revy Riders 3rd Annual
Papa John Classic
Little Bear Soccer
Tournament
85th Annual Labour Day
Golf Tournament
BikeFest Revelstoke
Revelstoke Heritage
Weekend
Jim Ottenbreit Memorial
Mixed Team Event
Celebrate the Summit
June 25
July - August
August 7
August 8
August 15
RPAC
RCC
RPAC
August 16
Revelstoke Museum
RCC
RPAC
September TBD
August 29
Revelstoke Museum
RCR
RPAC
Revelstoke Forum
Frisby/Boulder/
RPAC
RMR
RPAC
RPAC
RMR
MACHiNENOisy
S Games and Society
Shred Fest/Snowboard
Film Festival
Movies In The Mountains RPAC
- The Railway Man
Ladies Snowmobile Ride Boulder/Frisby/
Ballet Kelowna
RPAC
Stoke To Spoke Race
RMR
Rotary Pancake Breakfast RMR
and Closing Day
Bach to the Future
RPAC
Pedal & Pint Thursdays
Meet at the RCC
Cabin Fever
RMR
Farm & Craft Market
Grizzly Plaza
every Saturday morning
Bike To Work Week
Various Locations
Mountain Paradise Show Downtown
& Shine
Revelstoke
September 5-6
September 5-7
September 10-13
September 11-13
September 12
September 12-13
September 17
September 18-20
October 25
November 7
November 1
November 13
November 14-15
November 21
November 27
November 28
Novmeber 28
Banff Mountain Film
Festival World Tour Stop
Axis Mundi Harvest
Festival - Music, Art,
Community
Cedar Shaker Cyclocross
Race
Revelstoke Business
Excellence Awards
Revelstoke Ski Swap
7th Annual Girls Night
Out
Revelstoke Arts Council
Handmade Parade
4th Annual Scotch &
Spirits Night
Moonlight Madness
Revelstoke Mountain
Resort Opening Day
7th Annual Snowflake
Wine Festival
LOCATION
Mount Macpherson
Centennial Park
Grizzly Plaza
Downtown
Revelstoke
Mount Revelstoke
Summit
Centennial Park
Mount Revelstoke
Summit
Mount Macpherson
RMR
Moto Tracks and Trails
Centennial Park
Various Locations
Various Locations
Mount Revelstoke
Summit
RPAC
Various Locations
RMR
RCC
RCC
The Cabin
RCC
The Cabin
Various Locations
Downtown
RMR
RMR
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Hotels & Resorts
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Best Western PLUS Revelstoke
Rooms
Luxury accommodations in the heart of the mountains with convenient access
to adventure.
Directly located off the Trans-Canada Highway (Highway #1), we are minutes away from worldclass skiing, snowmobiling, golfing and hiking. Our modern hotel offers ample amenities
including mountain-view rooms, free hot breakfast, outdoor hot tubs and a seasonal pool.
87 Rooms
In Room Coffee, Safe, Fridge & Fitness Centre
Free Wifi
Microwave Complimentary Guest Laundry
Free Hot Breakfast
42" Flat Screen TV's
On-Site Liquor Store
Hot tubs and Seasonal Pool
Pet-Friendly Rooms
Business Centre
Golf, Ski, and Snowmobile Rates Wheelchair Access
Downtown Shuttle
1925 LaForme Boulevard | 250-837-2043 | 1-855-837-2043
www.revelstokebestwestern.com | info@revelstokebestwestern.com
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Coast Hillcrest Hotel
Rooms
Enjoy our superb facilities, comfortable accommodations, and unsurpassed
service with incredible Mountain views
Coast Hillcrest Hotel is the gateway to adventure. Only 3km from downtown Revelstoke, the
resort is conveniently located near Mt. Revelstoke & Glacier National Parks and Revelstoke
Mountain Resort.
75 Rooms Aquatic Centre Passes
Cable TV
Exercise room
Free Wireless Internet
Golf, Ski and Snowmobile Rates
In Room Coffee, Fridge & Microwave
Indoor & Outdoor Hot tubs
Internet Kiosk
Non- Smoking Rooms
Pets welcome
Restaurant & Lounge
Snowmobile Parking
Weddings & Reunions
Wheelchair Access
2100 Oak Drive | 250-837-3322 | 1-800-663-1144
www.hillcresthotel.com | info@hillcresthotel.com
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Rooms
Spacious fireplace lodge rooms, cozy log cabins with private hot tubs, stunning
mountain views...just10km from town
Step out to adventure with Glacier House Resort! The ideal location for your mountain vacation,
whether you are looking for peace and tranquility, or adrenalin fuelled activity. The perfect
combination of deluxe accommodation and warm, friendly service.
Family cabins with kitchenette Free WIFI and Satellite TV
Snowmobile from your door
Spacious Lodge rooms Select rooms pet friendly
Ski and Stay packages
The Gallery Restaurant and Bar Canoe and SUP rentals
Golf and Stay packags
Indoor pool and hot tub
Hiking, biking, dirtbiking trails
Bike and Stay packages
1870 Glacier Lane | 250-837-9594 | 1-877-837-9594
www.glacierhouse.com | info@glacierhouse.com
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Powder Springs
Rooms
Staying in Revelstoke has never been so good!
Located in the heart of Revelstoke’s historic downtown, we take pride in clean, comfortable,
affordable rooms. The Last Drop - a British style restaurant and bar offers meals and drink
specials every night. The Revelstoke Aquatic Center is only steps away.
Free WIFI
Groups Welcome
Kitchen Suites
Meeting Room
Non- Smoking Rooms
Pets Welcome
Pub/Lounge
Restaurant
Seasonal Patio
Seasonal Rates
Shopping, Restaurants
200 Third Street West | 250-837-5151 | 1-800-991-4455
www.powdersprings.ca | powdersprings@revelstoke.net
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Regent Hotel Revelstoke
Rooms
The perfect location to explore historic Revelstoke
Located in the heart of historic downtown Revelstoke, we are Revelstoke’s leader in
accommodation, dining and service. This family owned and operated heritage hotel reflects the
warmth and character of this mountain town community.
52 Rooms Amenities Nearby Aquatic Centre Passes
Business Centre
Cable TV
Exercise Room
Golf, Ski and Snowmobile Rates Meeting Room
Non- Smoking Rooms
Pets Welcome
Restaurant / Pub & Lounge
Wireless Internet
112 First Street East | 250-837-2107 | 1-888-245-5523
www.regenthotel.ca | info@regenthotel.ca
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Sandman Hotel Revelstoke
Rooms
Revelstoke’s largest full service hotel
We are centrally located and easily accessible to Revelstoke Mountain Resort. 173 comfortable
guest rooms, kitchenettes, two indoor pools and whirlpools, high speed internet access, and
Denny’s 24 hour Restaurant with room service for your convenience.
2 Pools & Hot Tubs Amenities Nearby
Bar One Urban Lounge
Cable TV
Exercise Room
Kitchen Suites
Laundry Facilities
Meeting Room
Non- Smoking Rooms
Pets welcome
Snowmobile Parking
Wheelchair Access
1901 LaForme Boulevard | 250-837-6161 | 1-800-SANDMAN
www.sandmanhotels.com | res_revelstoke@sandman.ca
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The Cube Hotel
Rooms
Revelstoke's Boutique Hotel
The cube breaks the mold of everyday lodging. We aim to facilitate communication among
guests, because we believe traveling is also about meeting people. Private rooms with
washrooms, flat TVs, in room heating and cooling, and a fully equipped common kitchen.
Common Kitchen
Ski Packages
Shopping & Restaurants Nearby
Private Rooms
Shared Rooms
Cable TV
Free WIFI
Downtown Location
Dry Room
Free Breakfast
311 Campbell Avenue | 250-837-4086
www.cubehotel.ca | thecube@telus.net
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Rooms
The Sutton Place Hotel Revelstoke
Ski-in/Ski-out hotel located at the base of Revelstoke Mountain Resort
Indulge at our world-class, full-service resort community where you’ll be greeted with
exceptional services and amenities. The condominium style property features luxuriously
appointed suites designed in a fresh contemporary style.
221 Rooms Concierge Service
Fully Equipped Kitchens
Heli & Cat skiing packages
Meeting rooms
Non- Smoking Rooms
Outdoor Pool & Hot Tub
Pet friendly suites Restaurant & Tavern Secure Underground Parking
Shuttle Service
Ski/Bike Storage
Ski-In/Ski-Out
Ski Packages
Wireless Internet
2950 Camozzi Road | 250-814-5000 | 1-866-378-8866
www.suttonplace.com | info_revelstoke@suttonplace.com
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Motels & Inns
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Alpine Inn & Suites
Rooms
It’s hard to beat the value you’ll receive!
Our motel has large rooms with private bathrooms, queen beds, in-room coffee, cable TV, a
fridge, and individual heating/air-conditioning. All this combined with our friendly staff make
the Alpine Inn your perfect holiday destination for every season.
1 & 2 Bedroom Suites In Room Coffee, Fridge & Microwave Online Booking
Aquatic Centre Passes
Indoor Hot Tub
Seasonal Rates
Free WIFI Kitchen Suites
Shopping, Restaurants,
Golf, Ski and Snowmobile Rates Non- Smoking Rooms
Pub & Lounge Nearby
1001 West Second Street | 250-837-2116 | 1-800-876-8206
www.alpineinnrevelstoke.com, alpineinn@rctvonline.net
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Canyon Motor Inn
Rooms
Great Rates, Great Value!
Nestled in a spectacular mountain setting and offers air conditioned rooms, some smoking
rooms, King & Queen sized beds, Kitchenettes, and reasonable rates. Conveniently located
just off the Trans Canada Highway and has great seasonal packages available.
1 & 2 Bedroom Suites Amenities Nearby
Cable TV
Kitchen Suites
Non-Smoking Rooms
Online Booking
Pets Welcome
Sauna
Seasonal Rates
Seasonal Restaurant
Snowmobile Parking
Wheelchair Access
Wireless Internet
CANYON
MOTOR INN
1911 Fraser Drive | 250-837-5221 | 1-877-837-5221
www.canyonmotorinn.ca | view@canyonmotorinn.ca
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Days Inn & Suites Revelstoke
Rooms
The gateway to British Columbia’s mountain playgrounds
Our rooms feature 250 thread count sheets on every new Simmons mattress to the 24-hour
complimentary gourmet coffee served in the lobby. Amenities like these, combined with
friendly customer service ensures you’ll have the best possible stay in Revelstoke.
Cable/Satellite TV
complimentary Breakfast
Drying Room
Free WIFI
Kitchen Suites
Laundry Facilities
Online Booking
Pets Welcome
Pub/Lounge On Site
Snowmobile Parking
Wheelchair Access
Wyndom rewards points
301 Wright Street | 250-837-2191 | 1-800-663-5303
www.daysinnrevelstoke.ca | mail@daysinnrevelstoke.ca
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Monashee Lodge
Rooms
Modern, Welcoming, and Pleasant
Each room has individual heat/ air conditioning and phone service. After a busy day, put your
feet up and watch TV with over 50 Channels, including 3 movie channels to choose from, or
just relax in our large indoor whirlpool.
18 Rooms Amenities Nearby
Cable/Satellite TV
Family Rooms Free WIFI
Golf, Ski and Snowmobile Rates In Room Coffee, Fridge & Microwave
Kitchen Suites
Non- Smoking Rooms
Online Booking
Seasonal BBQ
Snowmobile Parking
Wheelchair Access
1601 Third Street West | 250-814-2553
www.monasheelodge.com | info@monasheelodge.com
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MONASHEE
LODGE
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Revelstoke Gateway Inn
Rooms
Clean, comfortable, and affordable accommodation for everyone’s taste and budget
Our 42 guest rooms are offered with or without kitchens. The Revelstoke Gateway Inn can
accommodate any group or family, yet is cozy enough to make you feel right at home. Great dining
is only steps away.
42 Rooms Amenities Nearby
Cable TV
Continental Breakfast
Exercise Room
Free WIFI & Wired Internet Golf, Ski and Snowmobile Rates
In Room Coffee, Fridge & Microwave Kitchen Suites
Meeting Room
Non- Smoking Rooms
Pets welcome
Seasonal Rates
Wheelchair Access
1500 First Street West | 250-837-2164 | 1-877-837-8337
www.revelstokegatewayinn.com | info@revelstokegatewayinn.com
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Revelstoke Lodge
Rooms
Elegant Revestoke motel accommodation
The Revestoke Lodge is dedicated to providing you with a clean, comfortable stay at a price you
can afford. For both summer and winter vacations, the Revelstoke Lodge is the choice for hotel
or motel accommodation in Revelstoke.. All guess get free access to Revelstoke’s Aquatic Centre.
42 Rooms Golf, Ski and Snowmobile Rates
Cable TV
Non- Smoking Rooms
Free WIFI
Online Booking
Outdoor Hot Tub
Pets welcome
Queen & King Size Beds
Seasonal Rates
Restaurants Nearby
REVELSTOKE
Lodge
601 First Street West | 250-837-2181 | 1-888-559-1979
www.revelstokelodge.com | innkeeper@revelstokelodge.com
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Super 8
Rooms
Come and see why our rooms are some of the finest in the area
We are located just off the Trans-Canada Highway at the city center access. All of our rooms
provide the comfort and value that you have come to expect from a Super 8.
Non- Smoking Rooms
Shopping & Restaurants Nearby
Indoor Pool/ Hot tub
Tim Horton’s Next door
Lounge nearby
Ski and Snowmobile Packages
Snowmobile ParkingCable / Satellite TV
Complimentary Continental Breakfast
Wheelchair Access Free WIFI
1700 Victoria Road West | 250-837-0888 | 1-866-926-0888
www.super8revelstoke.com | info@super8revelstoke.com
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Swiss Chalet Motel
Rooms
It’s no wonder guests return time after time!
We strive to provide clean, comfortable, well appointed accommodations at a great value!
We offer Non-Smoking rooms, our FREE ‘Great Start Breakfast’, FREE wireless Internet, FREE
Revelstoke Aquatic Center Passes and amenities for every budget.
22 Rooms ALL Non- Smoking rooms
Air-Conditioning
Bathroom Stone Countertops
Convenience Store Next Door
Free Wireless Internet In Room Coffee
Queen & King Size Beds Simmons recharge pillow top mattresses
Ski Packages
Bar Size Refrigerators
Some Rooms with Balcony
Two Bedroom Units
1101 Victoria Road West | 250-837-4650 | 1-877-837-4650
www.swisschaletmotel.com | questions@swisschaletmotel.com
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B&B's, Hostels, Guest Houses
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The Ol’ Frontier Motel
Rooms
Conveniently located next to the Greyhound Bus Terminal
Each clean & cozy room includes free local phone calls, Cable TV, complimentary ice, and air
conditioning. We also have Non- Smoking rooms available and pets are welcome! Senior,
Commercial and Group discounts are available.
26 Rooms Cable TV
Coach Parking
Convenience Store 7am-12am
Greyhound Courier Express
Greyhound Ticket Agent 7am-12 am
Low Rates
Non- Smoking Rooms
Pets welcome
Restaurant
Ski Packages
Snowmobile Parking
Sani-Dump
U-Haul Rentals
Corner of Hwy 1 and Hwy 23 North | 250-837-5119 | 1-800-382-7763
www.theolfrontier.ca | welcome@rctvonline.net
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Courthouse Inn
Rooms
Easy walking distance to restaurants and shops
A 10 room (all with private bathroom) B&B style boutique inn situated across from the historic
Revelstoke Court House. Complimentary; 3 Course gourmet Breakfast, Aquatic Center passes,
tea/coffee/hot chocolate, fresh baked cookies. Built in Boot & Glove dryer in common area.
10 Rooms appointment
Luxury LinensAir-Conditioning
Amenities Nearby
Children 13 yrs and Older/No Pets
Concierge Service
ALL Non- Smoking rooms
Free WIFI Golf & Ski Rates
Guest Common area
‘In Room’ massages by
3 Course Gourmet Breakfast
Meeting Room Available
Parking Lot on property
Wheelchair Access
312 Kootenay Street | 250-837-3369 | 1-877-837-3369
www.courthouseinnrevelstoke.com | info@courthouseinnrevelstoke.com
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Poppi’s Guesthouse
Rooms
Perfect for the traveler who wants privacy while meeting other adventurous
guests in a relaxed atmosphere
This home away from home features 5 private bedrooms, two shared bathrooms, a fully
equipped kitchen, a comfy living room with 46” flat screen TV, and a computer/games
room. Rates are affordable and inclusive of all amenities.
5 Rooms Two blocks from downtown
Free Aquatic Centre Passes Free Off Street Parking
Free Wifi
Wax/Bike Tune Room
Boot Warmers
Non-Smoking Rooms
Free Laundry
Secure Bike/Ski Shed
313 First Street East | 250-837-9192
www.poppis.ca | info@poppis.ca
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SameSun Hostel
Rooms
An affordable hostelling community
When it comes to an affordable hostelling community, look no further than SameSun
Backpackers Lodges and Hostels. We provide easily accessible hostels at the best
destinations in western Canada.
18 Rooms
Common Kitchen
Free WIFI
Laundry
Online Booking
Pool Table
Private Rooms
Shared Rooms
Pubs/Restaurants Nearby
400 Second Street West | 250-837-4050 | 1-877-972-6378
www.samesum.com | revelstoke@samesun.com
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250-200-1136
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250-837-3195 • 877-737-3195
Adventurer’s Guest House
250-837-4876
Alpenrose B & B
250-837-3377 • 877-535-7804
Alpine Lane B & B
250-837-6106
250-837-2268
250-837-9337 • 877-833-9337
250-837-2801 • 866-837-4665
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Snowmobile Parking
Snowmobile Packages
Ski Packages
Golf Packages
Seniors Discount
Meeting Rooms
Laundry Facilities
Room Service
Coffee Shop Nearby
Pub / Lounge Nearby
Restaurant Nearby
Pets Welcome
Sauna
Indoor Hot Tub
Outdoor Hot Tub
Outdoor Pool
Wheelchair Access
Cable / Satellite TV
WiFi
Internet Access
Non Smoking Rooms
Kitchenette
Private Rooms
# of Rooms
Bed & Breakfasts
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www.7acres.ca
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www.alpenroserevelstoke.com
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www.alpinelanebb.com
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www.thepinesrevelstoke.com
3250 Airport Way
www.valleyretreat.ca
'Have A Nice Stay' B & B
Sleeps up to 4 persons, reservations required, minimum 3
night stay.
This luxurious one bedroom home has all the amenities, full
kitchen, large living/dining area, private entrance, free off street
parking, laundry, radiant floor heat, gas and electric fireplaces.
Pets allowed on approval for $15/night. Visa and Master Card
accepted.
134 Columbia Park Drive | 250-837-2268
lisalong@telus.net
Minto Manor
Award winning Heritage B&B located in the heart of
historic downtown Revelstoke
Magnificent Views – Quiet – Elegant – Queen beds – Fine Linens
– Ensuite Bathrooms – Outstanding Breakfasts – Room Air
Conditioners – Boot Driers – Secure Ski Storage – Environmentally
Responsible – BC Approved Accommodation – BC Innkeepers Guild
815 Mackenzie Avenue | 250-837-9337 | 1-877-833-9337
www.mintomanor.com
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Camping
Blanket Creek Provincial Park
250-837-5734
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Canyon Hotsprings
250-83702420
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Crazy Creek Resort
250-836-4097 | 1-855-836-4097
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Glacier National Park
250-837-7500
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Halcyon Hot Springs
250-265-3554
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Revelstoke KOA
250-837-2085
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250-837-3385
Martha Creek Provincial Park
250-837-5734
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Shelter Bay Provincial Park
250-837-5734
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Wadey Forest Rec Site
250-837-5734
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Williamson Lake Campground
250-837-5512
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WiFi
24 km South on Hwy 23
www.westkootenayparks.com
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Liquor Store Nearby
Pub / Lounge Nearby
Coffee Shop Nearby
Restaurant Nearby
Downtown Nearby
Nature Trails
Swimming
Picnic Sites
Fire Pits
Full Hook Ups
Pull Through Sites
Pool
Playground
Pets
Kitchen Facility
Store
Laundry
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Canada West RV Park
250-837-4420
Lamplighter Campground
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# of Sites
PC: Sean Cochrane
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www.canadawestrevelstoke.com
35 km East of Revelstoke
www.canyonhotsprings.com
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www.crazycreekresort.com
65 km East of Revelstoke
www.pc.gc.ca/glacier
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www.williamsonlakecampground.com
Crazy Creek Resort: Hot Pools & Waterfalls
Four Season resort between Revelstoke and Sicamous, BC
Treed Campsites, Power/Water Campsites, Full Kitchen Suites. Hike to
the Waterfalls and Suspension Bridge or along the Eagle River. Book your
reunion or meeting in our Convention Centre, open year round!
6162 Trans-Canada Highway | 1-855-836-4097
www.crazycreekresort.com | hotpools@crazycreekresort.com
Lamplighter Campground
The ideal base to explore and enjoy!
Peaceful, clean campground located within walking distance to
downtown. We are one block off Highway #1 in a park-like setting
with beautiful mountain views. 1760 Nixon Road | 250-837-3385
www.lamplightercampground.com | lampcamp@telus.net
Williamson Lake Campground
Relax and enjoy a beautiful lakeside setting away from
highways & railroads
This family oriented park has a sandy beach on the waters of Williamson
Lake. This community park offers several picnic sites, boat rentals, food
concession, children’s playground, and lots of parking.
1818 Williamson Lake Road | 250-837-5512 | 1-888-676-CAMP
www.williamsonlakecampground.com | lisalong@telus.net
KOA Campground Revelstoke
Full Hookup RV Sites
Camping Cabin
Deluxe Chalet with Kitchen
Outdoor pool, duck pond
Mt. Revelstoke Alpine Chalets open all year! Reserve online: koa.com/camp/revelstoke
Ski and Stay our chalet with free aquatic centre ticket.
Chalet website: revelstokealpinechalets.com
KOA: May 1 — October 1
Web: www.revelstokekoa.com
Email: revkoa@yahoo.com
RESERVATIONS 1-800-562-3905
INFO 1-250-837-2085
E Trans-Canada Hwy
2411 KOA Road
Revelstoke, BC, V0E 2S0
Located 3 1/4 miles east of Revelstoke on Trans-Canada Highway.
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Location
Revelstoke is located on the Trans Canada Highway, nestled
between the Selkirk and Monashee Mountain ranges in one of
the most beautiful places on earth. Our town is surrounded by
two National Parks - Mt Revelstoke from the east and Glacier
from the west. These two parks collaboratively make for some
of the most breathtaking scenery British Columbia has to offer.
By Air
Scheduled regional service with national and international
connections is available in the nearby centers of Kelowna (2.5
hours to the southwest) and Kamloops (3 hours to the west),
with ground transport to Revelstoke. International access
is available to gateway airports in Calgary and Vancouver,
transferring to regional airlines and/or ground transport.
Direct scheduled flights to and from Kelowna are also available
from major North American hub airports including Seattle, Los
Angeles, Toronto, Vancouver, Edmonton, and Calgary.
By Car
Revelstoke is located right on the Trans-Canada Highway
(Hwy #1), making it easy to access from both the east and the
west. Travelling from the east, you pass through two National
Parks in the Selkirk Mountains, featuring views of white-water
rivers, pristine forests, dramatic peaks, and impressive glaciers.
Travelling from the west, your journey takes you through
the scenic Okanagan Valley. If you are renting a vehicle and
traveling during our snowy Revelstoke winter months, allow
extra travel time for weather, and make sure to have winter
tires on your vehicle. Check Drive BC for the latest road
conditions (www.drivebc.ca).
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Departure City Distance
Driving Time
Kelowna, BC Kamloops, BC Calgary, AB Edmonton, AB Vancouver, BC Seattle, WA 2.5 hours
3 hours
4.75 hours
8 hours
7 hours
7.5 hours
187 kilometers
224 kilometers
410 kilometers
701 kilometers
565 kilometers
674 kilometers
By Bus
Multiple morning, afternoon, and evening bus transfers
are available from Kelowna International Airport to your
accommodation in Revelstoke. Other transfers are possible
from different locations, including Calgary and Vancouver.
www.revelstokeconnection.com | www.greyhound.ca
Getting Around Town
The Revelstoke Public Transit Service provides service Monday
through Saturday on routes throughout the area. All buses
are wheelchair-accessible and equipped with bike racks. You
can pick up a rider’s guide or purchase a city bus pass at the
Revelstoke Community Centre or Revelstoke City Hall. The
Revelstoke Resort Shuttle offers shuttle bus service up to
Revelstoke Mountain Resort from various locations in town
during the winter season.
One-Way: $3 / Return: $5
Exact change is necessary
Many accommodations offer complimentary shuttle passes
included with your stay.
Socialize with us!
Revelstoke prides itself on being a year-round historic
mountain community away from crowds. It's not just a place,
it's a rare feeling. It's an epic experience. It's a passionate
community humbled by our impressive surroundings. And
most importantly, it's a quality of life. We all choose to live here
because it inspires us; come discover why.
“Like” us on Facebook at facebook.com/SeeRevelstoke
Follow us on Twitter @SeeRevelstoke
View our videos at youtube.com/RevelstokeTourism
The Mountains Are Calling, And I Must Go
-John Muir
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real estate industry, and residential and commercial development
opportunities.
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A great place to visit, a wonderful place to
live, an affordable place to do business!
www.SeeRevelstoke.com
Revelstoke Community Economic Development
301 Victoria Road , Revelstoke B.C. V0E 2SO
Tel: 1-800-487-1493 • Email: amason@cityofrevelstoke.com
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Best pub for sports in Revy!
Local Mount Begbie beer on tap.
Great fish & chips, homemade burgers
and daily specials.
Come eat with us.
Come drink with us.
Revelstoke’s finest steak,
lamb and seafood!
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