10 Visitor Centers in Kootenay Rockies That You Shouldn't Miss

Trail, BC is located in the beautiful West Kootenay region of the southern BC interior. Nestled between the Monashee and Selkirk Mountains, Trail sits on the banks of the mighty Columbia River. The Trail Visitor Centre operates from the Trail Riverfront Centre in the heart of downtown Trail, sharing space with the Trail Museum & Archives and the Trail & District Public Library. Current COVID measures include a 10-person limit in the building at one time and 4-6 people in museum galleries. Feel free to contact staff in advance for any questions you may have. Patrons will also be required to sanitize hands upon entry. While masks are not required, they are encouraged!

Located on the shores of Kootenay Lake the Kaslo Visitor Centre is home to the SS Moyie, the world's oldest, intact passenger stern wheeler and a National Historic Site. Let us at the Visitor Centre guide you along your way as you travel through our beautiful province.

Slocan Lake Visitor Center in New Denver is the hub of local information for travellers, adventure seekers, and those wanting to experience the local Kootenay lifestyle. Housed in the historic Bank of Montreal building, built in 1867, the Visitors Center is shared with the Silvery Slocan Museum. Take a stroll though our 100 year old history, or stay in the now with Free Wifi access. We are excited to be a part of your New Denver experience.

Castlegar Visitor centre is located in the building of the Castlegar and District Chamber of Commerce, Economic and Tourism Development. All your need under one roof! Here we can help you plan your trip, books your stays and reserve your adventure. Free Wifi, regional brochures and a sanidump.

The Revelstoke Dam Visitor Centre will remain closed for the 2021 season. This will support everyone's safety and well-being during this challenging time. Any updates for the 2022 season will be posted on bchydro.com/revelstoke. Thank you for your understanding.

Established in 1955, the Rossland Historical Museum and Archives Association is a not-for-profit society whose mission is to preserve and dynamically present the heritage of Rossland and area. The Rossland Historical Museum & Archives Association began in the basement of the Rossland Court House in 1954 and was incorporated under the BC Societies Act in March of 1955. The present museum was built on the site of the Black Bear mine in 1967 as a Canadian Centennial project. Although the mine (and underground tour) is permanently closed, the museum still speaks to this area of our history and property tours are still conducted throughout the summer. The museum is also the host organization for the Destination BC Visitor Centre and has tourist information, maps, and guides pertaining to BC, the Kootenay Rockies, and other tourist regions as well as our local communities.

The Travel Alberta Field Visitor Information Centre is permanently closed. Please visit the Yoho National Park Visitor Information Centre in Field, B.C. from May long weekend to October long weekend for all your trip planning needs.

We are open daily from 8:30am - 4:30pm. On Saturdays and Sundays, we are closed for lunch from 12:30 pm - 1:00 pm. Check out our new online shop for a great selection of gifts and souvenirs. "revyonlineshop.com" The health and safety of our staff, residents and visitors remains our top priority! Please help us in keeping our office safe by following our procedures below: -Wearing Mask is mandatory -Sanitizing your hands using the sanitizer provided prior to entering our building -Maintain physical distancing of 2 metres (6ft) -Max capacity of 5 customers from same household -Children must be accompanied by an adult -If not feeling well, please call or email for assistance