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Sightseeing & Hiking

Glide through the treetops to Revelstoke's most beautiful view, overlooking the Columbia River as it winds through the valley between two towering mountain ranges. Take a ride on the Revelation Gondola, bringing you up to 5,500 feet and dropping you off at several stunning mountain view points and hiking trail heads. Enjoy a burger at the Mackenzie Outpost before strolling your way up through subalpine rainforest to spectacular mountain views, wildflower meadows or an alpine lake.

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Stroll through the inland temperate rainforest and into the alpine of Mt. Mackenzie using our lift-accessed trail network. 

Name Status Trail Type Distance Elevation Gain Est. Time
Revelstoke Highline CLOSE Loop 0.8 km 62 m ~ 40 minutes
Split Rock Falls CLOSE One Way 0.6 km 12.8 m ~ 30 minutes
Kill The Banker 
ON STRAVA »		 CLOSE One Way 3.8 km 898 m ~ 2 hours
Stoke Climb CLOSE One Way 7 km 518 m ~ 2 hours
Subpeak Loop CLOSE Loop 1.8 km 132 m ~ 45 minutes
Mackenzie Ridge CLOSE One Way 1.8 km 80 m ~1.25 hours
Greely Trail CLOSE One Way 5.5 km 244 m ~ 1.5 hours

Operational Notes

  • Dogs are not permitted in the gondola. Service dogs may be permitted, but advanced approval is required.
  • There is intermittent cell phone coverage on the mountain.
  • The Stoke Climb, Greely and Mackenzie Ridge trails are multi-use. Please use caution while hiking and watch for bikers.

Trail Etiquette

  • Stay on designated trails.
  • Leave all flora and fauna in place.
  • Leave no trace - place all garbage in designated bins.
  • Do NOT feed wildlife.
  • No overnight camping.
  • Please allow for sufficient distance when passing other hikers or bikers on the trails.

Day Hike Essentials

If you are spending the day hiking, don't forget these key items:

  • Weather appropriate clothing; remember it can be about 5-10 degrees cooler in the alpine. Always bring a rain jacket and extra layers. If you've forgotten something, stop into our retail store, R Gear located at the base of the Resort.
  • Supportive hiking shoes.
  • Snacks and water.
  • Sunscreen.
  • First aid kit.
  • Bug repellant.

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Revelstoke Highline

We’re taking views to new heights. The Revelstoke Highline, our brand-new suspension bridge and cantilever view deck experience, is the perfect way to elevate your summer adventure. Whether you’re after stunning views, a quick walk through nature or the perfect photo opportunity, the Revelstoke Highline offers a family-friendly way to spend time together in the mountains.

Mackenzie Outpost

The Outpost

The Outpost is your alpine hub — the perfect spot to recharge before heading higher, take in panoramic mountain views, or relax while the kids ride the bike park. Located steps from short hiking trails and fresh mountain air, it’s where adventure and relaxation meet.

Revelstoke Sightseeing View Deck

Glacier View Deck

With just a short stroll from the top of the Revelation Gondola, step out onto a viewing deck pointing towards the Monashee Mountains. Glaciated plateaus and rugged peaks stand tall amongst the clouds.

Split Rock Falls

Easily accessible! Take a ride to the top of the Revelation Gondola, bringing you up to 5,500 feet. From there, the out and back hiking trail is about a 30-minute stroll. This green-rated trail is 600m in length and has very little elevation. If you catch this trail early in the season, hikers will have the chance to check out the waterfall at full flow. 

Kill The Banker

Enjoy/suffer through steep pitches as you take on the Resort’s most notorious runs in the off-season. Weave your way through wildflowers, duck into the forest, and scramble up an impressive boulder field on this 4km hike. Aside from the feeling of accomplishment, the best part about completing this hike is being greeted by the Mac Outpost and rewarding yourself with a cold beverage and one of Revelstoke’s best burgers.  

Stoke Climb

From the top of the Revelation Gondola, hike through the subalpine zone above the trees and take in the views of mountaintops and the Columbia River valley below. This hike is considered a moderately challenging route making it a popular trail for hiking and running. If you visit mid-July to early August, you will catch the wildflowers in full bloom. Another perk about the Stoke Climb is the wildlife – keep your eyes open!

Sub Peak

You’ve made it to the top of the Stoke Climb, and you think to yourself, does it get any better than this? It does! The Subpeak loop is a great bonus hike to the Stoke Climb trail. The trail offers great terrain diversity and has some stunning views at the top. It's steep going up, but steady going down. The trail takes you along a ridge and then back down to the end of the Stoke Climb. It can get cold at the top, so make sure to bring something warm!

Mackenzie Ridge

This trail is all about rugged beauty. This add-on hike at the top of Stoke Climb is a must-do. The trail takes you on a tour of the South Bowl and beyond. Enjoy moderately challenging terrain, incredible views, and new perspectives as you head out Mackenzie Ridge. Wanting to boost the challenge? Round out the hike with Subpeak Loop for the ultimate alpine adventure. 

Greely Trail

It’s picturesque! This intermediate trail brings you through the subalpine rainforest to Greely Lake (size varies based on time of year), nestled below the peak of Mt. Mackenzie. The trail offers stunning views and a chance to immerse yourself in the beauty of the surrounding nature. Don't forget to bring your camera to capture the beautiful scenes along the way.

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