Wonderful facilities, a great price, and perfect after a long day on some world class slopes…read more Really don't know why people don't live her.

We received free passes from our hotel and decided to take our girls (5 and 7 year old). The kids…read moreloved it! Great place for the kids to unwind after a long day on the road. They have a lazy river, hot tub, waterslide and sauna. I would recommend it, and will come here again when we stay in Revelstoke.

Coolest pub/restaurant in Revelstoke. It can be hard to get into but the service is excellent and…read morethe food is amazing. Their poutine is the best I've had. Highly recommend if passing through town.

Super fun and stylish 5-pin bowling alley right in the heart of downtown Revelstoke. This place has…read morea full bar, pool table and 8 lanes of bowling available. There was also a skate/snowboard shop in the building but it was closed when we went. It was definitely my kind of joint: snowboard & ski videos playing on flat screen TVs, good dance music bumpin, local art on the walls, black lights on the lanes, and great service from the bar. There were kids, teens, and adults there all having fun. The place was packed when we showed up around 7pm so we played a couple rounds of pool and had some cocktails before we got on the lanes. Not sure if they do reservations but I might suggest checking that out if you are going on a weekend. 5-pin was different but fun and challenging. You use small bowling balls with no finger holes and get three turns per frame instead of two. The points multiply if you strike or spare in the first two turns of the frame, but not on the third turn. I enjoyed the uniqueness of the game but lost 3 of 4 games to my wife. The only draw back to The Cabin was the limited food menu, but I wouldn't take a star away from them for that. Because we started around 8 and bowled 4 games, many of the restaurants had closed by the time we were done. We ended up finding some great pizza at the local bar, The Village Idiot. In summary: great drinks, fun atmosphere, and friendly staff. Not your typical bowling alley. I definitely plan to come back on my next trip to Revelstoke!

I got an amazing massage from a gal here a few weeks ago. She was friendly, professional, and VERY…read moreaccurate and aware of my needs and focus areas. I HIGHY recommend this place- good pricing, good ambiance, good vibes.

From the owner: Brittanya Beddington is a massage practitioner certified in Alberta, specializing in neck,…read moreshoulder, forearm/wrist, and upper back issues. She uses a combination of massage modalities including myofascial decompression, deep tissue techniques, joint release, stretching, and provides home care based on her yoga teaching knowledge. She believes that the body can best integrate deep work when it is relaxed, and so provides a relaxing atmosphere for body and mind. Brittanya offers the following massages: Deep Tissue, Relaxation, Aromatherapy, Hot Stone, Prenatal

It was the most amazing thing I have done. Alan was great! He explained how everything works and…read moremade you relaxed. I even got to steer for a bit. I would recommend Alan to everyone to go flying.

A wide range of classes, variety of techniques and styles, and enthusiastic instructors…read more Come here for peace of mind, relaxation, strengthening, flexibility and letting go, and staying present. Warm and inviting. Namaste

From the owner: Daily Yoga classes with a large selection of talented teachers. Registered massage therapy &…read morephysiotherapy. Online booking for appointments. We also sell yoga clothing, mats, mat bags, jewelry and other wellness products.

Best boot fitting/boot work experience I have ever had! Skookum employee Colin helped me repair and…read morefix my very beaten up boots and liners, allowing me to finish out the season and go into next with my well-loved boots. I got to the store at 4pm on a Saturday, and Colin was able to help me out and make the repairs before closing at 6pm that day, and all for a very reasonable price. I normally don't write reviews, but I was so stoked on the service that I felt I should share. 10/10, thanks Colin

Just come here. They are awesome! Fixed my son's bike in 20 minutes and let us get back out to…read morebiking quick! Also didn't gouge me for the work. Thank you!

Driving to the summit at Mount Revelstoke National Park was just okay. The road to get to the top…read moreis called Meadows in the Sky Parkway. And before entering, you must display a National Parks Pass of Canada or purchase one at the guardhouse. I bought my yearly Canadian Parks Pass back in Banff National Park for $72 - Canadian or $55 - US. And this allowed me access to all the major parks throughout Canada for an entire year! Make sure when driving this Meadows in the Sky Road, you have a Mount Revelstoke Park pamphlet guide as it'll direct you and talk about the roadside stops you can make along the 26-kilometer or 16-mile drive to the peak. My only issue with the journey to the top were that the stops along the way were really mediocre. There were maybe 12 of them and they partly offered perspectives of the Revelstoke landscape. But, with the growth of trees over time, branches and general forest expansion, a lot of overlooks were completely hindered or not picturesque at all. My favorite stop was #3, called - Nels Nelson Ski Jump Viewpoint. Here you're afforded the best sights of the downtown Revelstoke area. Plus, there's a set of replica ski's or like a statue/mannequin where you can live out your inner skiing dreams portraying speeding down the edge of a ramp and lifting off high in the air. You just approach the edge of the observation platform and fit yourself into the statue of the skier, as if you're a human puzzle piece, lol. It's a weird, yet playful chance to better understand what Revelstoke slopes are like during winters. Besides the Nels Nelson Ski Jump Lookout, the other stops to the summit were below average. In fact, I'd rather not mention any of them. But the park pamphlet guide will navigate you to the end of the road. Ultimately, the star activity at Mount Revelstoke is hiking! So, when you arrive at the top, then it'll be time to put your hiking shoes on and start enjoying nature. And the park brochure is still useful and will describe trails you may be interested in. I recommend this pathway (what I did at the summit)... - Fire Lookout to...Heather Lake to...Miller Lake to...Eva Lake. This route goes in order and will take the remainder of the day to complete. Overall, just driving Meadows in the Sky Parkway and casually taking your time is still a pleasant way to appreciate going to the top of a mountain. I would just suggest tempering your expectations for the roadside stops. That's where I had overly ambitious thinking. This drive will not offer "Going to the Sun Road" type moments, lol. In a separate review of Mount Revelstoke National Park, I will highlight trails at the summit in more detail and offer insight into what to expect on day hikes. Lastly, I'd say you can use 1 full day to explore Mount Revelstoke. Though if you include hiking within your itinerary, you could easily break up the adventure into 2 days so not to feel rushed, but you will have to drive this Meadows in the Sky Parkway 2x, which could feel repetitive. Either way though, if you want to uncover the best aspects of Mount Revelstoke National Park of Canada, then you must embark upon this Meadows in the Sky Parkway.

Great little hike. Nice interpretive section and great lookouts. Somewhat steep sections but…read moremoderately easy and well marked.