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Mount Revelstoke National Park

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Mount Revelstoke National Park in British Columbia is small (only 100 square miles) but impressive! Located near Yoho, Banff, and Glacier national parks, Mount Revelstoke offers visitors incredible views, a multitude of hikes, and a gorgeous scenic drive. Like the other national parks in the area, Mount Revelstoke National Park’s weather varies greatly by season. For full access to the park, including the summit road, visit during the summer months. Due to the high elevation and snow accumulation, many of the backcountry and higher elevation trails close in October and don’t open up until June. Trails in the valleys open in summer and some are available throughout the winter. Even during the summer months, the weather changes quickly so bring an extra layer! When visiting the park, don’t miss driving the 26-kilometer (16 mile) summit road called Meadows in the Sky Parkway which is open during the summer months. From the various viewpoints and lookouts you’ll have views of the Monashee and Selkirk Mountains. Or hike through the many different varieties of landscapes including rainforest, meadows, and alpine forests. During winter, skiing and snowshoeing are popular ways to enjoy this Canadian national park.

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Weather
  • Spring 2-37 F
  • Summer 23-49 F
  • Fall 7-39 F
  • Winter -2-10 F
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Park Info
  • Adult: $10.5
  • Children Under 17: $0
  • Senior: $9
  • Family/Group: $21

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Mount Revelstoke National Park Hiking Trails

Mount Revelstoke National Park Hiking Trails

Mount Revelstoke National Park has a great variety of trails to explore, from short valley meanders to intense climbs. Many trails are accessible off Meadows in the Sky Parkway, while others are fully in the back country.

Due to the elevation, weather changes quickly and some of the trails are closed and under snow in the winter months. The lower trails open from May to October, but the higher elevation trails may not be open until later in summer when the snow melts. But don't worry if you're visiting in winter, some trails are open year round for hiking, biking, and snowshoeing. Check with the park for trail closures before heading out on a hike.

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Things to do Outside Mount Revelstoke National Park

Things to do Outside Mount Revelstoke National Park

Drive the Meadows in the Sky Parkway. This 16-mile scenic drive takes you up Mount Revelstoke toward the summit. From the top you can take a short trail to the top for panoramic views. But the summit isn’t the only thing to see from this parkway. Along the way the scenic drive has multiple overlooks of the surrounding mountain ranges. The paved road is open during the summer months and offers gorgeous views of the rainforest, wildflower meadows, and sub-alpine forests that the park is known for. Parking for those who want to visit the summit is located at Balsam Lake and has several different trailheads that start there. Don’t miss the summit of Mount Revelstoke! The tallest mountain in the park at 6,375 feet, Mount Revelstoke can be accessed by a short trail from Meadows in the Sky Parkway. Or you can do it the hard way and climb the whole way from the bottom to the top on the 11.9 mile Mount Revelstoke summit trail. Either way, the sweeping views of the area are incredible. Mount Revelstoke National Parks sits adjacent to the town of Revelstoke, which has its own list of fantastic activities for visitors. If you’re visiting during the winter months, Revelstoke is one of the top ski resorts in Canada and offers fantastic skiing and snowboarding oportunities. There’s also plenty of winter cross country skiing and snowshoeing trails. You can even ride on a dogsled with local outfitters. During the rest of the year you can visit local hot springs, stop by the Revelstoke Railway Museum, wander around the downtown area shopping or eating, or take a ride down a mountain roller coaster!

And of course you can check out the other Canadian national parks in the area like Yoho, Banff, and Glacier National Park.

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RV Resorts & Campsites near Mount Revelstoke National Park

Snowforest Campground. Snowforest Campground is a front country campground located near the beginning of Meadows in the Sky Parkway. It’s open from May to October and offers 62 sites that include both dry camping and electric hookups for RVs. The campground amenities include flush toilets and showers, potable water, food lockers, and kitchen shelters. Generators are allowed for short periods between 5 pm and 7 pm.

RV Resorts & Campsites near Mount Revelstoke National Park
Find the Best Dumpstations Near Mount Revelstoke National Park

Find the Best Dumpstations Near Mount Revelstoke National Park

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How to get to Mount Revelstoke National Park

How to get to Mount Revelstoke National Park

From the Oroville Port of Entry in Washington along US 97, take BC-97 north to BC-97A N. Follow Trans-Canada Hwy/BC-1 E to Meadows in the Sky Parkway. Take the exit to Mount Revelstoke National Park.