The 5 Best Hidden Gems Things to do in Revelstoke, Kootenay Rockies

December 19, 2021 Jeremy Dunfee

Boasting some of the most spectacular scenery in British Columbia, Revelstoke is a year-round mountain paradise nested in the Kootenay Rockies. Enjoy stunning views of rugged mountains, crisp glaciers, lush forests and raging waterfalls. Explore the fascinating Revelstoke Railway Museum, the Three Valley Heritage Ghost Town and Revelstoke Mountain Resort. Two nearby national parks offer adventurers world-class snowmobiling, hiking and mountain biking.
Restaurants in Revelstoke

1. Wandering Wheels

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5.0 based on 32 reviews

Wandering Wheels

Wandering Wheels is Revelstoke's only mountain bike tour, instruction, and shuttle provider. We offer multi-day vacation packages, custom guiding and shuttles, skills clinics, and kids camps. Whether you want DH or XC, guided or just shuttled, we've got something for you.

2. Apex Rafting Company

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Apex Rafting Company

APEX RAFTING COMPANY: Consistent Ownership since Day 1 and a commitment to superior customer service keeps Apex Rafting top rated on Google, Facebook and Trip Advisor. With over 2 decades more experience on this river than any other company and an enviable safety record that is likely second to none our focus has always been your safety and enjoyment on this most beautiful and exhilarating river trip. Packages are also available combining rafting with either PIPE Mtn. Coaster, Golfing, ATVing, SkyTrek Adventure Park or Revelstoke Paragliding. Total trip time: 4 hours. Actual rafting time: 2-2.5 hours. River Info: 21-26 km of rafting with up to Class 3+ Rapids(Class 4 at high river flows) Price includes Rafting Trip Photos and fresh fruit & pastries. Hot Tub/Sauna available after rafting. Lots of large vehicle parking, shopping and dining nearby. Visit website for full details, book early to ensure the trip date & time that works best for your plans.

3. Natural Escapes Kayaking

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Natural Escapes Kayaking

Join us for a NATURAL ESCAPE in our unique, wooden handcrafted kayaks to view our beautiful, majestic mountains and waterways. We provide the equipment and guide for a tour of our beautiful mountain waterways. Instruction in essential kayaking safety and paddling techniques will start off all our tours. Don't just look at our nature, join us to really feel it! We have just been inducted into the TripAdvisor "Hall of Fame" for getting a Certificate of Excellence five years in a row.

4. The Enchanted Forest

7060 Trans-Canada Highway Box 2938, Revelstoke, British Columbia V0E 2S0 Canada +1 250-837-9477 [email protected] http://enchantedforestbc.com/
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The Enchanted Forest

Imagine old world fantasy in the magical setting of The Enchanted Forest where you can discover over 350 jolly fairy folk figurines amongst 800 year old cedars. You can climb BC's tallest and grandest tree house, paddle in real beaver ponds with a self guided row boat tour and enjoy a nature walk through a lush forest and boardwalk. In 2010 The Enchanted Forest celebrated its 50th Anniversary and continues to provide a lifetime of wonderful memories. Wonderful family fun! Come and be enchanted and discover the magic!

Reviewed By looseink - Princeton, Canada

I remember this place in the 1970s. I'm so glad to see that it is still around in an age where entertainment is either delivered to handheld devices or more extreme in nature. My wife, Brenda, and I wanted to stop by here last October but they were closed so...for our late-season annual vacation this year we made sure The Enchanted Forest was open. Essentially you walk an easy grade path through a stunningly lush forest environment to various childhood nursery rhymes that come to 'life' through cement figures. Some are truly very creative and others are not as much but all are very entertaining. We killed over an hour in the walking tour, taking tons of photos and laughing at some of the creative displays. The fish/duck pond was worth seeing and the gift shop is incredible. After we toured the site, we pulled out our cooler from the car and ate lunch in the parking lot watching traffic zip by. A highly recommended stop - at the very least to support entrepreneurs who have continued to keep an old-time roadside attraction open and in superb condition. Thanks!

5. Giant Cedars Boardwalk Trail

Highway 1 Mount Revelstoke National Park, Revelstoke, British Columbia Canada +1 888-773-8888 http://www.pc.gc.ca/eng/pn-np/bc/revelstoke/activ/activ2.aspx
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Giant Cedars Boardwalk Trail

Reviewed By CalgaryDukefan - Calgary, Canada

It is very easy to drive right by some road side stops. This is one to stop and smell the cedar. A very well constructed boardwalk brings you into an oasis minutes from the highway. It is an easy walk through a forest featuring magical cedars and plenty of other vegetation. Highly recommend making the stop as both kids and adults will enjoy.

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