MOUNT REVELSTOKE NATIONAL PARK
British Columbia, Canada

Mount Revelstoke National Park offers access to numerous hiking and cross-country skiing trails leading to various scenic attractions and alpine meadows. The wide array of impressive plant and animal life is a nature-lovers paradise. The 1938 metre (6356.6 ft.) summit which is 26 road km (16 miles) from the parks entrance is the head of several trails varying in difficulty. This road is open from early to mid-July and closes mid-October.

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LOCATION
The city of Revelstoke is located at the parks entrance and is 637 km (398 miles from Vancouver. The Trans Canada Highway #1 passes through the southeastern section of Mount Revelstoke National Park.

PARK FACILITIES & ACTIVITIES

Camping:

There are back country campsites located at Eva and Jade Lakes. These are primitive facilities and no fires are permitted.

Hiking & Trails:

There are over 64 km (40 miles) of trails in Mount Revelstoke National Park. The Giant Cedars Trail is a beautiful, easy walk that leads through an old growth forest of cedar and hemlock which are up to 1000 years old. There are also a series of cross-country ski trails available.

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