Revelstoke Essentials
Revelstoke combines high-altitude adventure with deep-rooted industrial and natural history. This selection features the 1.4-kilometer Pipe Mountain Coaster and the massive Revelstoke Dam, one of British Columbia’s largest hydroelectric projects. Cultural highlights include the Canadian Pacific Railway’s legacy at the Railway Museum and local history at the Revelstoke Museum & Archives. Scenic lookouts provide perspectives on the Columbia River and the rugged Monashee and Selkirk mountain ranges that define this interior British Columbia landscape.
Revelstoke Mountain Coaster
Gravity-powered mountain coaster featuring a 1.4-kilometer track with 279 meters of vertical drop.
Revelstoke Mountain Coaster
Gravity-powered mountain coaster featuring a 1.4-kilometer track with 279 meters of vertical drop.
Revelstoke Dam
Massive concrete gravity dam on the Columbia River featuring a visitor center with interactive exhibits and a powerhouse gallery.
Revelstoke Railway Museum
Museum dedicated to the Canadian Pacific Railway's history in the Selkirk Mountains, featuring a 1948 Mikado steam locomotive and vintage rolling stock.
Revelstoke Viewpoint
Scenic lookout providing panoramic views of the Revelstoke townsite and the winding Columbia River valley.
Revelstoke Museum
Housed in a 1926 heritage building, this museum preserves local history, including the region's skiing heritage and industrial roots.
Monashee Viewpoint
Elevated viewpoint offering clear vistas of the Monashee Mountains and the surrounding alpine landscape.
Columbia River Lookout
Riverside observation point overlooking the Columbia River.
Big Bear
Large wooden bear sculpture representing the local wildlife and serving as a town landmark.
Revelstoke Visual Arts Centre
Community art space featuring rotating exhibitions of work by local and regional artists across multiple galleries.
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