DISCOVER REVELSTOKE
Revelstoke is a year-round mountain destination that combines breathtaking natural beauty with endless outdoor adventure. Nestled between the Selkirk and Monashee Mountains, it offers world-class skiing and snowboarding in the winter, while summer brings hiking, mountain biking, golfing, paddleboarding, and scenic alpine exploration. Visitors love Revelstoke’s vibrant downtown, local restaurants, craft breweries, and welcoming small-town atmosphere. Whether you’re seeking thrilling outdoor experiences, stunning mountain views, or simply a place to relax and reconnect with nature, Revelstoke delivers an unforgettable getaway in every season.
When the snow melts, Revelstoke transforms into an outdoor playground surrounded by mountains, rivers, and forests. Whether you’re seeking adventure or relaxation, there’s no shortage of ways to enjoy the warmer months.
Hiking & Sightseeing
Explore stunning trails ranging from easy walks to challenging alpine hikes in Mount Revelstoke National Park. Popular options include the Meadows in the Sky Parkway, Eva Lake, and Miller Lake, where you’ll find wildflowers, mountain vistas, and wildlife.
Mountain Biking
Revelstoke is renowned for its extensive mountain biking network. From beginner-friendly trails to technical downhill routes, riders can enjoy hundreds of kilometres of trails throughout the region. Revelstoke Mountain Resort also offers lift-accessed biking during the summer.
River Adventures
Get out on the water with kayaking, paddleboarding, canoeing, or rafting. The Columbia River provides calm paddling opportunities, while nearby rivers offer exciting whitewater experiences.
Golf with Mountain Views
Tee off at Revelstoke Golf Club, one of British Columbia’s most scenic courses, featuring spectacular mountain backdrops and a relaxed atmosphere.
Cabot Revelstoke at Revy Mountain Resort
Opening in phases from late 2026, this four‑season expansion adds an 18‑hole public mountain golf course, a 155‑room slope‑side lodge, and luxury alpine chalets. Expect elevated dining, a full spa, and seamless ski‑and‑golf check‑in, all set beneath the Revelation Gondola with sweeping views of the Columbia River valley.
Fishing
The lakes and rivers surrounding Revelstoke offer excellent fishing for trout, kokanee, and other freshwater species. Guided trips are available for visitors looking to explore local waters.
Scenic Gondola Rides
Ride the gondola at Revelstoke Mountain Resort for breathtaking views of the Columbia Valley and surrounding mountain ranges. The upper mountain also offers hiking trails, dining, and sightseeing opportunities.
Wildlife Viewing
Spring and summer are excellent times to spot black bears, deer, eagles, and other wildlife throughout the region, especially in and around Mount Revelstoke National Park.
Festivals & Events
Revelstoke comes alive with community events, live music, farmers’ markets, and outdoor festivals throughout the summer, creating a vibrant atmosphere for visitors and locals alike.
Relax & Explore Downtown
Spend an afternoon wandering through downtown Revelstoke’s charming shops, cafés, restaurants, and local galleries. It’s the perfect way to unwind after a day of adventure.
Enchanted Forest
Just 30 minutes from Revelstoke, step into a storybook world featuring over 350 handcrafted fairy-tale characters, nature trails, and BC’s tallest treehouse. Open May–October.
From golden larch forests in the fall to legendary powder snow in the winter, Revelstoke offers unforgettable experiences throughout the colder months.
No matter when you visit, Revelstoke offers a variety of activities and attractions that can be enjoyed throughout the year.
Explore Downtown Revelstoke
Stroll through the historic downtown core and discover locally owned shops, cafés, restaurants, art galleries, and boutiques. It’s the perfect place to spend an afternoon in any season.
Enjoy Local Dining & Craft Beverages
From cozy coffee shops to award-winning restaurants and craft breweries, Revelstoke’s food scene has something for everyone year-round.
Visit the Railway Museum
Learn about the town’s rich railway history at the Revelstoke Railway Museum, a favourite attraction for families and history enthusiasts.
Tour the Dam
The Revelstoke Dam Visitor Centre offers fascinating exhibits about hydroelectric power and the region’s history, along with impressive views of one of Canada’s largest dams.
Scenic Photography
Whether it’s snowy mountain peaks, spring wildflowers, summer sunsets, or colourful fall foliage, Revelstoke is a photographer’s paradise in every season.
Relax at Local Spas & Wellness Centres
Treat yourself to a massage, spa treatment, or wellness experience after a day of exploring the mountains.
Discover Local Arts & Culture
Browse galleries, attend community events, enjoy live music, or explore the creative side of Revelstoke through local artists and makers.
Wildlife Viewing
Keep an eye out for deer, eagles, bears, and other wildlife throughout the year. Every season offers unique opportunities to experience nature.
Scenic Drives
The roads surrounding Revelstoke provide breathtaking mountain views in every season, making even a simple drive an unforgettable experience.
Festivals & Community Events
From music festivals and farmers’ markets to holiday celebrations and sporting events, Revelstoke hosts a vibrant calendar of activities throughout the year.
Take in the Mountain Views
Sometimes the best activity is simply slowing down and enjoying the scenery. Revelstoke’s dramatic mountain landscapes provide a spectacular backdrop no matter the season.
Restaurants
Fine Dining & Date Night
- Alfred’s – Intimate, neighbourhood Italian–Mediterranean spot with a shareable, flavour-forward menu, curated old-world wines, and European-inspired cocktails.
- Quartermaster Eatery – Seasonal, locally sourced ingredients with a creative menu and excellent cocktails. A favourite for special occasions.
- 112 Restaurant & Lounge – A Revelstoke staple known for steaks, seafood, cocktails, and live music.
- The Woodfire Bistro – Cozy atmosphere with elevated dining and wood-fired cuisine.
- Old School Eatery – Eclectic, globally inspired “sophisticated comfort food” served in a historic 100-year-old schoolhouse, with creative cocktails, local craft beer, and BC wines.
Casual Favourites
- The Den – Lively, mountain-side eatery and après spot in Mackenzie Village with a playful, shareable menu, big screens for games, and a kid-friendly vibe.
- The Village Idiot – One of the town’s most popular après-ski and family-friendly spots, known for pizza, burgers, and a lively atmosphere.
- Craft Bierhaus – Great BBQ, burgers, and one of the best craft beer selections in town. Frequently recommended by visitors and locals.
- Chesterfield – Elevated pub fare, cocktails, and a relaxed mountain-town atmosphere.
International Flavours
- Sincero Cafe – Authentic Vietnamese cuisine including pho, banh mi, and Vietnamese coffee.
- Kawakubo – Widely regarded as one of the best sushi restaurants in the Interior.
- Cantina del Centro – Popular Mexican-inspired dishes, tacos, and margaritas.
- Seoul Street – Bold, modern Korean fare with standout fried chicken wings, pork dishes, and creative fusion plates in a casual, friendly setting.
- The Taco Club – Lively, downtown Mexican spot born from a pink food truck, serving fresh, flavour-packed tacos, burritos, enchiladas, and bowls with Latin street-food flair.
Breakfast & Coffee
- La Baguette – Fresh pastries, sourdough bread, breakfast platters, sandwiches, and excellent coffee.
- Spilt Milk Social Club – A local favourite for breakfast sandwiches, brunch, and specialty coffee.
- Main Street Cafe – An all-day breakfast and lunch favourite in Revelstoke since 2003, known for creative benedicts, hearty brunch plates, sandwiches and wraps, plus excellent coffee in a welcoming heritage-house setting.
- Little Spoon – A cozy Revelstoke spot for modern comfort food, featuring elevated burgers, bowls, and shareable plates alongside craft cocktails, local beers, and friendly, laid‑back service.
- Terra Vita Kitchen – A plant-forward Revelstoke cafe serving nourishing bowls, salads, grain plates, and fresh-pressed juices, with plenty of vegan and gluten-friendly options in a bright, health-focused space.
- The Modern Bake Shop & Cafe – Artisan pastries, custom cakes, sourdough loaves, and seasonal brunch plates paired with specialty coffee and teas in a stylish, contemporary cafe setting.
- Flourish Bakery – Handcrafted sourdough breads, flaky pastries, custom cakes, and seasonal treats baked fresh daily, plus coffee and light bites in a warm, neighbourhood bakery atmosphere.
- Big Bend Cafe – A classic Revelstoke diner serving hearty breakfasts, homestyle lunch plates, pies, and strong coffee in a no‑frills, friendly atmosphere.
Craft Beer
- Mount Begbie Brewing Company – Revelstoke’s original craft brewery, known for approachable, award‑winning beers (from crisp lagers to bold IPAs), a relaxed taproom with mountain views, and a menu of pub‑style fare and shareable plates.
- Revystoked – A local lifestyle brand and online shop celebrating Revelstoke’s mountain culture with apparel, accessories, and gear featuring original designs and community-inspired prints.
- Rumpus Brewing Co. – A playful Revelstoke craft brewery focused on bold, flavour-forward beers (hazy IPAs, sours, and creative seasonals) served in a lively taproom with a fun, community-driven vibe.
Nearby Events
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February/March: Revelstoke Winter Carnival (paused for 2026, returning 2027)
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February: Banff Centre Mountain Film Festival World Tour (outdoor adventure films at Roxy Theatre)
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Winter: SPLIT // SKI Festival (skiing festival)
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Winter: Natural Selection Tour (snow sports competition)
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May: Revy Re-Fest (Sustainability & Upcycling Festival)
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Summer: Revy Bike Fest (cycling festival)
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Summer: Stoked Ultra/Scramble ( ultra-running/scramble racing)
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July–August: REVY.Live Outside (free nightly live music in Grizzly Plaza)
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Late July: Wildflower Festival (alpine wildflower bloom celebration)
- August: Revy Paddle Fest
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Late July: Salmon Arm Roots & Blues Festival (1 hour west of Revelstoke)
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September: Garlic Festival (“The Strongest Smell in Revelstoke” — local food & artisans)
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September: Salmon Arm Fair
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September: LUNA Fest (Art, Music & Light Festival)
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September: Railway Day at the Revelstoke Railway Museum
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December: Revelstoke Christmas Light-Up & Holiday Celebrations (annual downtown festivities)
DISTANCE CHART
| Destination | Distance | Approx. Drive Time | Why Visit |
| Revelstoke Downtown | 4 km | 5 min | Restaurants, shopping, breweries & local events |
| Revelstoke Mountain Resort | 5 km | 8 min | Skiing, mountain biking, sightseeing gondola |
| Kelowna | 200 km | 2 hr 30 min | Wineries, beaches & the Okanagan |
| Banff | 285 km | 3 hr 30 min | Iconic mountain town, shopping & hiking |
| Calgary | 410 km | 4 hr 30–5 hr | Stampede City & western culture |
AIRPORTS
| Destination | Distance | Approx. Drive Time |
| Revelstoke Airport | 8 km | 10 min |
| Kelowna International Airport | 195 km | 2 hr 20 min |
| Kamloops Airport | 205 km | 2 hr 30 min |
| Calgary International Airport | 410 km | 4 hr 45 min |

