Revelstoke, Kootenays, Parks, Trails, Lakes : BC Recreation, Canada

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Revelstoke, Kootenays, B.C., British Columbia, Canada.

Parks, Trails, Recreation & Lakes in Revelstoke, BC, Canada in the Kootenays

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Revelstoke, Kootenays, British Columbia, Canada

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Revelstoke

Some of the National, Provincial and Recreation Parks, Hiking Trails, Ski Hills, Heritage Sites, Lakes, Waterfalls and Recreation Adventures in and around the community of Revelstoke, BC, in the Kootenay region of British Columbia, Canada including the areas of Greeley, Twin Butte, Clanwilliam and 3 Valley Gap.

	Upper Arrow Lake is a man-made lake in Revelstoke, BC Canada. It is a long lake surrounded by mountains, marshlands and wetlands with thriving bird wildlife and recreational outdoor opportunities. [ more info ]
	Begbie Creek Trail is a 2 kilometre wilderness trail leading to Begbie Falls, Upper Arrow Lake and mountain climbing opportunities. The trail is popular with xc skiers in the winter months. [ more info ]
	Begbie Falls is a popular waterfall destination, near the shores of Upper Arrow Lake. It is a short hiking, biking trail leading to a viewing platform located at the base of the waterfall. [ more info ]
	Blanket Creek Provincial Park is situated on the western shores of Upper Arrow Lake. The lake park protects 318 hectares of sensitive habitat that surrounds Blanket Creek and Sutherland Falls. [ more info ]
	Echo Lake is a small remote day-use lake, located on the east side of Upper Arrow Lake just south of Revelstoke, British Columbia, Canada. The popular lake attracts people to the area year round for play and relaxation. [ more info ]
	Lake Revelstoke is a man-made lake situated north of the community of Revelstoke. The reservoir lake is 130 kilometres long and is home to the Revelstoke Dam and the Mica Dam. [ more info ]
	Martha Creek Provincial Park is a campground and day use park situated on the shores of Lake Revelstoke. Some of the activities enjoyed include boating, canoeing, swimming, fishing, camping and picnics. [ more info ]
	Mount Cartier Trail is a multi-day backpacking adventure through forests leading to excellent views of Upper Arrow Lake and the surrounding mountains like Mt. Begbie and Mount MacPherson. [ more info ]
	Mount Revelstoke Resort is located on Mt. Mackenzie near Revelstoke, BC. The mountain is a winter recreation destination popular for snowboarding, snowshoeing, downhill, heli and CAT skiing. [ more info ]
	Mount MacPherson Trails is a popular cross country ski destination in the winter. In the summer months the trail network becomes a prime mountain biking and hiking destination. [ more info ]
	Mt. Revelstoke National Park is an adventure destination in the community of Revelstoke, BC. The park trails lead to lakes, summits and alpine meadows. The park viewpoints provide mountain and valley views. [ more info ]
	Inspiration Woods Hiking Trail is a short 3 kilometre loop hiking route located in the Mount Revelstoke National Park. The trail explores the sensitive habitat on the lower slopes of Revelstoke Mountain. [ more info ]
	Lindmark Hiking Trail is an 8 kilometre one-way hike leading to Balsam Lake and a picnic shelter. The Lindmark Trail meanders through forests and alpine meadows in the Mt. Revelstoke National Park. [ more info ]
	Monashee Loookout is a deluxe picnic and viewing area located in the Mt. Revelstoke National Park. A paved short path leads to a lookout providing views of the valley below and the surrounding mountain ranges. [ more info ]
	River Trail follows the rivers edge of both the Columbia and Illecillewaet Rivers and is used by joggers, hikers, dog walkers and bikers. The trail connects to a series of parks plus explores wetlands, greenbelts and the community of Revelstoke, BC. [ more info ]
	Shelter Bay Provincial Park is a recreation park situated on Upper Arrow Lake. The park is popular for camping, cycling, fishing, mountain biking, canoeing, horseback riding, swimming, boating, wind surfing and water skiing. [ more info ]