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Keep Revelstoke authentic and amazing.

Know Before You Go. If you’re planning a backcountry trip or outing, make sure that you are equipped with the proper equipment and knowledge. If you don’t have the knowledge or equipment, check with our local outfitters and guides who may be able to help you stay safe.

Keep your impact minimal and help us #SustaintheStoke.

Transport

Revelstoke’s downtown is walkable and many other attractions can be reached by bike. The BC Transit Revelstoke Resort Shuttle route will get you from your accommodation to the ski hill without the hassle of parking in the winter. If you’re travelling electric, we have a charge station right in front of the Visitor Information Centre.

 

Respect Wildlife

When in our parks and wilderness areas, ensure that you keep your distance from wildlife and refrain from feeding animals. Additionally, some local trails are closed to protect our mountain caribou at certain times of the year. Please check with the Visitor Information Centre regarding wildlife closures.

 

Reduce, Reuse, Recycle

Try to limit your impacts by limiting your consumption. Limit disposable items by picking up a souvenir mug or tote bag. Watch the amount of time you spend in the shower and limit the use of towels. These little things add up.

 

Sustain the Stoke

Revelstoke benefits from the hard work of our local non-profits and community organizations. Follow along with local athlete and environmentalist Greg Hill as he learns more about Revelstoke's environmental non-profit organizations and their goals.

As a visitor to Revelstoke, you can positively impact our community by learning about the different groups that make our community what it is. Learn how you can help leave our home even better than you found it.

Environmental Non-Profits Sustaining The Stoke

Shop Local

While you’re here, do your best to support our community. We have many locally owned businesses and restaurants. We’re proud to support local entrepreneurs, and hope that you do the same during your visit!

Shop Local

While you’re here, do your best to support our community. We have many locally owned businesses and restaurants. We’re proud to support local entrepreneurs, and hope that you do the same during your visit!

Wildsight Revelstoke branch works with Wildsight to protect wildlife, water, and wild places in Canada’s Columbia and Rocky Mountain regions.

Revelstoke Local Food Initiative educates, facilitates, and advocates to empower Revelstoke's community to enhance local food production and utilization. They host a variety of local producers and have been able to offer the town of Revelstoke easy access to local goods through the Farmers Market which runs from April to mid-October.

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Sustain the Stoke Quiz
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Take our Sustain the Stoke quiz to learn more about Revelstoke and earn an exclusive Sustain the Stoke hat.

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