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Go By Bike Week participants walk their bike across the street leading to Grizzly Plaza in Revelstoke

Revelstoke bylaws adapt to growing bike culture and e-bike riders

By Lys Morton ● Development ● May 27, 2026

Biking bylaws are expected to change over the next decade as new infrastructure and assisted bikes roll out, manager of development services says.

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Two bikers on a dirt trail at Revelstoke Mountain Resort with a gap in the trees showing the lower valley and one of the resort gondola cars

Revelstoke Mountain Resort extends bike park hours for summer season

By Lys Morton ● Recreation and Sports ● May 27, 2026

Evening hours, new group rides and local races on the schedule as the resort focuses on maintaining current trails.

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The Fall-Down Effect author Liz Johnston standing on a dock overlooking a large body of water. Her back is to the water, she is looking at the camera and smiling.

Canadian author balances climate grief with climate hope in debut novel

By Lys Morton ● Arts ● May 6, 2026

Liz Johnston’s The Fall-Down Effect pulls inspiration from forest industry conversations she grew up with in Revelstoke.

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Jeff Mitchell, daughter Aspen and Rachel Reimer holding bouquets of flowers celebrating ten years of Open Mountains Project Society

Open Mountains Project Society celebrates 10 years with new partnerships and funding strategies

By Lys Morton ● Featured ● Apr 29, 2026

Community support for inclusive outdoor recreation there, founder says as non-profit readies to expand programing.

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Jason Kelder, a middle-aged white man leaning against a desk at Revelstoke Mountain Resort's guest services. He is looking at the camera and smiling.

Revelstoke Mountain Resort wraps ‘up and down, challenging’ winter season

By Lys Morton ● Outdoors ● Apr 15, 2026

Large projects coming online are key for future terrain and infrastructure expansion, resort president says.

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A steep dirt embankment coming down from the paved Centennial Park pathway, leading down to the Columbia River recreation trail. Part of Revelstoke Adaptive Sports Program trail update.

Columbia River trails slated for accessibility upgrades

By Lys Morton ● Development ● Apr 8, 2026

Revelstoke Adaptive Sports Program and Illecillewaet Greenbelt Society collaborate to improve accessibility along key Columbia River trails.

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Mateo Massitti walking the stage for his YETI Natural Selection 2026 vest. Photo for Revelstoke Mountain Resort Stoke chair update story.

Revelstoke represents in the crowds and competition for Natural Selection

By Lys Morton ● Recreation and Sports ● Mar 11, 2026

A string of storms and a broken chairlift didn’t keep crowds from cheering on Revelstoke riders Dustin Craven and Mateo Massitti at Natural Selection Revelstoke.

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Spencer O'Brien, snowboarder greeting the crowd at YETI Natural Selection 2025 in the Revelstoke Mountain Resort Montana Bowl

Natural Selection returns to Revelstoke for snowboarding competition

By Lys Morton ● Featured ● Mar 4, 2026

‘It’s like we’re going back to see family every year,’ Natural Selection CEO says.

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A skiier testing the reactivity of snow layers on a gentle slope near Revelstoke. A large crack has formed in the snow as a reactive slab detaches

Avalanche danger around Revelstoke ‘considerable’ with reactive snowpack

By Lys Morton ● Featured ● Feb 25, 2026

Avalanche Canada senior forecaster advises caution as February ends with unstable snowpacks in the region.

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Split//Ski festival attendees in skis and snowboards at Revelstoke Mountain Resort get ready to ride the trails.

Split//Ski Festival returns for year 2

By Lys Morton ● Recreation and Sports ● Dec 18, 2025

Check out the backcountry touring festival and take part in some group touring from Friday, Jan. 9 to Sunday, Jan. 11.

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