Revelstoke KOA

Last Spike

The last spike driven in the Canadian Pacific Railway at Craigellachie, November 7, 1885.

Revelstoke National Park / Glacier National Park

Explore the natural beauty of Mount Revelstoke National Park. The summit of Mountain Revelstoke is one of only a few areas in Western Canada where alpine meadows are easily accessible by vehicle. Here you will find the heavily flowered meadows that make this area famous. Park your vehicle near Balsam Lake and a Parks Canada shuttle bus will take you the final kilometer to the summit in July and August.

Mica Dam

146 kilometers (90 miles) north of Revelstoke is the only Columbia Treaty Dam in Canada with generation on site at present. The huge underground powerhouse houses four generators with capability of housing six generators in the future. Free tours are offered from late June to early September to view not only the cavernous powerhouse, but the spectacular mountain view of the Columbia River Valley.

Rogers Pass

Drive the famous Rogers Pass. Spectacular scenery, many points of interest. Summer hiking trails and back-country winter skiing.

Halcion/Nakusp Hot Springs