Travel to Revelstoke Mountain Resort by car - driving directions%%Travel to Revelstoke by Car
Driving Times
| Revelstoke to: | Time | Kilometers | Miles | |
| Calgary | 4.5 hours | 413 | 257 | |
| Vancouver | 6 hours | 631 | 392 | |
| Kelowna | 2 hours | 199 | 124 | |
| Kamloops | 2 hours | 210 | 130 | |
| Seattle | 7 hours | 674 | 419 | |
| Spokane | 5 hours | 460 | 286 |
Maps and Directions
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Getting to Revelstoke Mountain Resort
If travelling on the TransCanada Highway, take the first exit into Revelstoke, if travelling from the East, or the 2nd exit if travelling from the West. Turn left onto 4th street. Turn left onto Nichol Road. Turn right onto Camozzi Road. Turn left on the Revelstoke Mountain Resort ski hill road (follow the directional signs).
If already in the downtown area, travel west on Victoria road. Turn left onto 4th street. Turn left onto Nichol Road. Turn right onto Camozzi Road. Turn left on the Revelstoke Mountain Resort ski hill road (follow the directional signs).
TransCanada Highway Upgrades
Approximately $315 million have been spent upgrading the TransCanada Highway between Calgary, Alberta and Revelstoke, British Columbia. An additional 2.5 billion in upgrades to the TransCanada Highway on either side of Revelstoke are anticipated, providing better access from eastern areas of Edmonton and Calgary, Alberta and the western regions of Seattle, Washington, and Vancouver, British Columbia.
For US Travelers:
Traveling to Revelstoke by car is easy. Many north-south American Interstates and major highways lead directly to the Canadian Border. And, British Columbia borders the four US states of Washington, Idaho, Montana and Alaska. All American State drivers’ licenses are valid in Canada and the local traffic laws and road signs are very similar. U.S. and Canadian citizens will need to present either a Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative compliant document, or a government-issued photo ID, such as a driver’s license, plus proof of citizenship, such as a birth certificate.
