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Wildflower Parks Passholder Shuttle
July 25 @ 8:45 am - 7:00 pm
Free
Enjoy alpine wildflowers thanks to free shuttles from downtown Revelstoke to the summit of Mt. Revelstoke National Park for Parks Canada passholders daily from July 25-28th. Passengers must have a valid park pass to load the shuttle, and passes are available for sale from the kiosk in front of Parks Canada’s downtown office. Seats are available on first-come, first-served basis. Be ready at the stop at least 10 minutes in advance to ensure you are seen and picked up. Do not miss the last shuttle. Shuttles can accommodate up to 24 passengers.
Tentative 2024 Schedule:
8:45 am Depart downtown
9:10 am Depart Snowforest Campground
9:50 am Arrive Balsam Lake
10:00 am Arrive Heather Lake
11:45 am Depart Heather Lake
11:55 am Depart Balsam Lake
12:35 pm Arrive Snowforest Campground
12:45 pm Arrive downtown
12:45 pm Depart downtown
1:10 pm Depart Snowforest Campground
1:50 pm Arrive Balsam Lake
2:00 pm Arrive Heather Lake
3:45 pm Depart Heather Lake
3:55 pm Depart Balsam Lake
4:35 pm Arrive Snowforest Campground
4:45 pm Arrive downtown
5:55 pm Depart Heather Lake
6:05 pm Depart Balsam Lake
5:45 pm Arrive Snowforest Campground
6:55 pm Arrive downtown
Stop Descriptions:
Downtown: 301 3rd Street West, across the street from the Parks Canada office and pass kiosk (Look for a Wildflower Festival sign)
Snowforest Campground: In front of the office
Balsam Lake: Bus shelter near the RV designated parking
Heather Lake: At the Wildflower Festival sign
Summit Info:
- No cell phone service is available at the summit – make alternative plans to contact emergency assistance (1.877.852.3100 within the park or 911) and download maps, and check trail conditions in advance on the Parks website.
- No food, water, or beverage services are available. Pack for all your water and food needs.
- No dogs are allowed at the summit area or on the shuttle.
- Weather is typically much colder at the summit area, and shelter is limited. Pack accordingly with proper footwear (walking or hiking shoes are highly recommended) bug spray, sunscreen, hat, and warm and waterproof clothing.
- Dry toilets are available at the summit area and on select trails.
Enjoy alpine wildflowers thanks to free shuttles from downtown Revelstoke to the summit of Mt. Revelstoke National Park for Parks Canada passholders daily from July 25-28th. Passengers must have a valid park pass to load the shuttle, and passes are available for sale from the kiosk in front of Parks Canada’s downtown office. Seats are available on first-come, first-served basis. Be ready at the stop at least 10 minutes in advance to ensure you are seen and picked up. Do not miss the last shuttle. Shuttles can accommodate up to 24 passengers.
Tentative 2024 Schedule:
8:45 am Depart downtown
9:10 am Depart Snowforest Campground
9:50 am Arrive Balsam Lake
10:00 am Arrive Heather Lake
11:45 am Depart Heather Lake
11:55 am Depart Balsam Lake
12:35 pm Arrive Snowforest Campground
12:45 pm Arrive downtown
12:45 pm Depart downtown
1:10 pm Depart Snowforest Campground
1:50 pm Arrive Balsam Lake
2:00 pm Arrive Heather Lake
3:45 pm Depart Heather Lake
3:55 pm Depart Balsam Lake
4:35 pm Arrive Snowforest Campground
4:45 pm Arrive downtown
5:55 pm Depart Heather Lake
6:05 pm Depart Balsam Lake
5:45 pm Arrive Snowforest Campground
6:55 pm Arrive downtown
Stop Descriptions:
Downtown: 301 3rd Street West, across the street from the Parks Canada office and pass kiosk (Look for a Wildflower Festival sign)
Snowforest Campground: In front of the office
Balsam Lake: Bus shelter near the RV designated parking
Heather Lake: At the Wildflower Festival sign
Summit Info:
- No cell phone service is available at the summit – make alternative plans to contact emergency assistance (1.877.852.3100 within the park or 911) and download maps, and check trail conditions in advance on the Parks website.
- No food, water, or beverage services are available. Pack for all your water and food needs.
- No dogs are allowed at the summit area or on the shuttle.
- Weather is typically much colder at the summit area, and shelter is limited. Pack accordingly with proper footwear (walking or hiking shoes are highly recommended) bug spray, sunscreen, hat, and warm and waterproof clothing.
- Dry toilets are available at the summit area and on select trails.
Enjoy alpine wildflowers thanks to free shuttles from downtown Revelstoke to the summit of Mt. Revelstoke National Park for Parks Canada passholders daily from July 25-28th. Passengers must have a valid park pass to load the shuttle, and passes are available for sale from the kiosk in front of Parks Canada’s downtown office. Seats are available on first-come, first-served basis. Be ready at the stop at least 10 minutes in advance to ensure you are seen and picked up. Do not miss the last shuttle. Shuttles can accommodate up to 24 passengers.
Tentative 2024 Schedule:
8:45 am Depart downtown
9:10 am Depart Snowforest Campground
9:50 am Arrive Balsam Lake
10:00 am Arrive Heather Lake
11:45 am Depart Heather Lake
11:55 am Depart Balsam Lake
12:35 pm Arrive Snowforest Campground
12:45 pm Arrive downtown
12:45 pm Depart downtown
1:10 pm Depart Snowforest Campground
1:50 pm Arrive Balsam Lake
2:00 pm Arrive Heather Lake
3:45 pm Depart Heather Lake
3:55 pm Depart Balsam Lake
4:35 pm Arrive Snowforest Campground
4:45 pm Arrive downtown
5:55 pm Depart Heather Lake
6:05 pm Depart Balsam Lake
5:45 pm Arrive Snowforest Campground
6:55 pm Arrive downtown
Stop Descriptions:
Downtown: 301 3rd Street West, across the street from the Parks Canada office and pass kiosk (Look for a Wildflower Festival sign)
Snowforest Campground: In front of the office
Balsam Lake: Bus shelter near the RV designated parking
Heather Lake: At the Wildflower Festival sign
Summit Info:
- No cell phone service is available at the summit – make alternative plans to contact emergency assistance (1.877.852.3100 within the park or 911) and download maps, and check trail conditions in advance on the Parks website.
- No food, water, or beverage services are available. Pack for all your water and food needs.
- No dogs are allowed at the summit area or on the shuttle.
- Weather is typically much colder at the summit area, and shelter is limited. Pack accordingly with proper footwear (walking or hiking shoes are highly recommended) bug spray, sunscreen, hat, and warm and waterproof clothing.
- Dry toilets are available at the summit area and on select trails.
Enjoy alpine wildflowers thanks to free shuttles from downtown Revelstoke to the summit of Mt. Revelstoke National Park for Parks Canada passholders daily from July 25-28th. Passengers must have a valid park pass to load the shuttle, and passes are available for sale from the kiosk in front of Parks Canada’s downtown office. Seats are available on first-come, first-served basis. Be ready at the stop at least 10 minutes in advance to ensure you are seen and picked up. Do not miss the last shuttle. Shuttles can accommodate up to 24 passengers.
Tentative 2024 Schedule:
8:45 am Depart downtown
9:10 am Depart Snowforest Campground
9:50 am Arrive Balsam Lake
10:00 am Arrive Heather Lake
11:45 am Depart Heather Lake
11:55 am Depart Balsam Lake
12:35 pm Arrive Snowforest Campground
12:45 pm Arrive downtown
12:45 pm Depart downtown
1:10 pm Depart Snowforest Campground
1:50 pm Arrive Balsam Lake
2:00 pm Arrive Heather Lake
3:45 pm Depart Heather Lake
3:55 pm Depart Balsam Lake
4:35 pm Arrive Snowforest Campground
4:45 pm Arrive downtown
5:55 pm Depart Heather Lake
6:05 pm Depart Balsam Lake
5:45 pm Arrive Snowforest Campground
6:55 pm Arrive downtown
Stop Descriptions:
Downtown: 301 3rd Street West, across the street from the Parks Canada office and pass kiosk (Look for a Wildflower Festival sign)
Snowforest Campground: In front of the office
Balsam Lake: Bus shelter near the RV designated parking
Heather Lake: At the Wildflower Festival sign
Summit Info:
- No cell phone service is available at the summit – make alternative plans to contact emergency assistance (1.877.852.3100 within the park or 911) and download maps, and check trail conditions in advance on the Parks website.
- No food, water, or beverage services are available. Pack for all your water and food needs.
- No dogs are allowed at the summit area or on the shuttle.
- Weather is typically much colder at the summit area, and shelter is limited. Pack accordingly with proper footwear (walking or hiking shoes are highly recommended) bug spray, sunscreen, hat, and warm and waterproof clothing.
- Dry toilets are available at the summit area and on select trails.
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