Walking

This paved path begins at the Illecillewaet bridge or Centennial Park and weaves along the two rivers and past the sawmill. The paved greenbelt is used to access the Illecillewaet gravel and dirt trails -- but not required.

The trails around the Illecillewaet Greenbelt are relatively flat and mellow, which is great for a short or long walk. Pathways are a mix of compact gravel and dirt paths. Greenbelt trails lead onto hydro land where no signage is available due to water level fluctuations. Please carry a digital map if you are venturing beyond the greenbelt.

Enjoy this 6.1-km out-and-back paved walking path that follows the Columbia River. This trail is popular with runners, dog walkers, bikers, and strollers.

Located in Mount Revelstoke National Park, this loop is a gentle walk through the forest on a gravel path. It is a double-wide trail and has some minor ups and downs. Feeling empowered? Continue on and do the 5km loop. Begin at the Beaver Lodge kids Bike Park parking lot. Parks Canada Day Pass is required.

Beginning at the BC Interior Forestry Museum and leading down to the Columbia River, this walk is accessible to all and is also educational. While walking through the hemlock, cedar, and white pine forest enjoy the interpretive information and the sound of the Columbia River rolling by. To access the trail, take Highway 23 North for 4 km. Look for the BC Interior Forestry Museum on the left, park in the Museum parking lot, and follow signage from there.

This easily accessible trail grants access to a spectacular waterfall within Blanket Creek Provincial Park. From the trailhead, it is a very short walk along a well maintained gravel path, ending at a viewing platform directly facing the 12 m tall falls.