Mountain towns can be a dime a dozen, but adventure enthusiasts need to put Revelstoke, British Columbia on their bucket list. The mountain town was historically referred to as “the capital of the Canadian Alps”, and with its central location to Mount Revelstoke National Park and Glacier National Park, it’s no wonder it’s a hub for skiers, hikers, sledders, and adventurers – there’s plenty of opportunities for outdoor recreation. Here’s our top three things to do in Revelstoke, British Columbia.
Once in Revelstoke, you’ll discover that it’s inside the world’s only inland temperate rainforest. This microclimate offers a lush nature floor, a variety of wildlife, and stunning landscapes. Go for a hike in Inspiration Woods or go for a bike ride on Mt. Macpherson Trail.
Wander Mackenzie Avenue, and you’ll find the Art Alleries. The Art Alleries are outdoor galleries displayed in alleyways throughout the town. The displays showcase local artwork in different mediums: paint, sculpture, photography, and more. Discover the “Mona Skisa”, a popular interpretation of Mona Lisa made of repurposed skis by artist Rob Buchanan.
Whether you’re mountaineering to the top of Mount Begbie, mountain biking the scenic trails of Frisby Ridge, snowshoeing towards Begbie Falls, or visiting one of the two National Parks right next door, there’s plenty of recreation to keep your lungs breathless, and your spirit excited. Choose your own adventure in Revelstoke, British Columbia.
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