Mount Revelstoke National Park
Meadows in the Sky Pkwy, Revelstoke, BC V0E 2S0, Canada
Where Alpine Meadows Meet Endless Mountain Views.
Mount Revelstoke National Park is one of British Columbia’s most beautiful mountain destinations, known for its vibrant wildflower meadows, lush rainforests, historic trails, and sweeping alpine scenery. Located just minutes from downtown Revelstoke, this national park offers easy access to high elevations, making it a unique place where visitors can reach the summit of a mountain without an all-day climb.
With a perfect blend of natural beauty, outdoor adventure, and peaceful surroundings, Mount Revelstoke National Park attracts hikers, sightseers, photographers, and nature lovers from around the world.
Established in 1914, Mount Revelstoke National Park protects more than 260 square kilometres of diverse ecosystems ranging from inland rainforests at the base to subalpine and alpine environments at the summit. The park is famous for its colourful wildflower displays, especially during late summer, when the meadows come alive with vibrant blooms.
One of the park’s biggest highlights is the Meadows in the Sky Parkway, a scenic route that gently climbs to the mountain’s upper elevations, offering beautiful viewpoints and access to several short and long hiking trails. Mount Revelstoke National Park is the ideal destination for visitors who want to enjoy alpine scenery without strenuous hikes. Its mix of scenic drives, boardwalks, meadows, lakes, forests, and viewpoints makes it perfect for families, casual travelers, and experienced hikers alike.
Highlights & Things to Do
1. Meadows in the Sky Parkway
A spectacular 26-km scenic drive that winds up to subalpine elevations, offering panoramic views, viewpoints, and access to the summit area. During July and August, the meadows burst into colour with wildflowers, making it one of the most photographed places in the region.
2. Summit Area & Hiking Trails
Explore a network of trails leading to alpine lakes, viewpoints, historical sites, and ridge-top lookouts. Popular trails include: Eva Lake Trail, Heather Lake Trail, Jade Lakes Trail, First Footsteps Trail etc
3. Giant Cedars Boardwalk
A short, family-friendly loop through a forest of towering ancient cedar trees. The boardwalk is easy, immersive, and perfect for all ages.
4. Skunk Cabbage Boardwalk
A fascinating wetland trail with interpretive signs, wildlife viewing opportunities, and unique plant life.
5. Wildflowers & Photography
The park is world-renowned for its alpine wildflower season. Photographers and nature lovers flock here from late July to mid-August to capture the stunning colours.
