A Revelstoke for all abilities.
Revelstoke is working towards developing accessible tourism products, services and activities. We want to ensure every person can participate in our experiences.
Revelstoke Visitor Information Centre is accessible and is complete with a universal bathroom. They have plenty of resources and information on accessibility in Revelstoke.
Many Provincial Parks offer features such as adaptive recreation equipment, trail systems, and universal-design considerations.
Accessible Places
BC Interior Forestry Museum
We work to record, preserve, restore, and display artifacts and collections of historical, archaeological, artistic, educational, and scientific material as it pertains to the forestry industry of British Columbia. Explore the museum (open seasonally) and the Riverside Forest Walk (open year-round).
Revelstoke Performing Arts Centre
Revelstoke Performing Arts Centre aims to showcase excellence in the performing arts to inspire, educate and foster passion for the arts throughout the community and beyond.
Revelstoke Visual Arts Centre
Revelstoke's Public Art Gallery and Art Programming Centre. Their gift shop is an amazing place to purchase local art, jewelry, pottery, and souvenirs.
The Enchanted Forest
Fairy tale–themed buildings & storybook characters abound at this kids' attraction set in the woods.
Revelstoke Aquatic Centre
The Revelstoke Aquatic Centre features a 25-metre lap pool, lazy river, waterslide, sauna, and hot tub. Year-round community facility.
Revelstoke Railway Museum & The Last Spike
The museum showcases the historic construction and operation of the Canadian Pacific Railway in Western Canada's mountain region playing a pivotal role in the creation of Canada.
Revelstoke Dam Visitor Centre
Learn about the history of the dam, enjoy exhibits, and experience our First Nations Gallery. When you arrive, you'll be in front of one of the most powerful dams in B.C. Whether you're on a guided or self-guided tour, you'll be able to take an elevator to the top of the dam for a breathtaking downstream view of the Columbia River Valley. Open May 18 through September 2, 2024.
Halcyon Hot Springs
Situated on beautiful Upper Arrow Lake, with views of the soaring Monashee Mountains, Halcyon Hot Springs is the best place to rest, relax and rejuvenate. Located 1.25 hours from Revelstoke across the Shelter Bay Ferry.
Three Valley Lake Chateau
Nestled between the clear waters of Three Valley Lake and sheer cliffs of the Monashee Mountains. Experience our resort: indoor and outdoor gardens, lake and sandy beach, indoor swimming pool, family dining room and cafeteria.
Revelstoke Forum
Revelstoke Forum is home to the Revelstoke Grizzlies Hockey Team. The forum is available for group rentals for skating, broomball, pick-up hockey, or birthday parties.
Miller Time Adaptive Loop
This smooth and wide trail is perfect for beginners, adaptive riders, run bikers and the whole family.
Miller time is 1.1 km long and lined with beautiful old trees. There are many beautiful views of the Wells Creek. This cross country trail starts and finishes at the Griffith Creek parking lot.
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The Revelstoke Adaptive Sports Program.
The Revelstoke Adaptive Sports Program aims to increase accessibility and learning opportunities for those with physical and cognitive disabilities.
They have equipment ready for you to use including:
Mountain Man FFS Dual Ski
Unique Bi-Ski
Superlite Monoski Outriggers
Superlite Standup Outriggers
Yetti All Mountain Racer
Adaptive Skiing | P Bruno Long
Accessible nature experiences
Our nearby national parks offer nature experiences for everyone during the snow-free season, which is generally May to October. During the spring and winter, the Rogers Pass Discovery Centre is the only facility in Mount Revelstoke and Glacier National Parks that meets barrier-free standards.
Mount Revelstoke National Park has a great resource page here with information on accessible facilities and lookout points.
Glacier National Park accessibility information can be found here, from picnic areas to lookout points.
Please note, all vehicles stopping in a national park require a park pass.