Snowforest Campground to open mid-July
Parks Canada’s newest front-country campground is located next to some of Mount Revelstoke National Park’s most popular family-friendly areas
Mount Revelstoke National Park
Latest in Mount Revelstoke National Park
Parks Canada Revelstoke area spring 2020 construction update
Projects underway at Mount Revelstoke and Glacier National parks include completion of various infrastructure and maintenance projects along the highway, on trails, at visitor centres and campgrounds
Beaver Valley wildfire in Glacier national park jumps to 600 hectares
A wildfire in the Beaver Valley in Glacier National Park has increased from 30 to 600 hectares in three days, but it's not listed as a threat to people or structures.
Brief: Investigators look into human-caused fire on lower Mount Revelstoke
Parks Canada says a June 19 fire on Mount Revelstoke below the Nels Nelsen ski jump was human caused.
Parks Canada closes Beaver Valley trails and area in Glacier National Park due to wildfire management
A fire ban is still in effect for Mount Revelstoke and Glacier National Parks, despite cooler weather conditions over the weekend. Parks Canada has also closed the Beaver Valley trails and area in Glacier National Park due to ongoing wildfire activity.
Lightning, dry conditions result in six small fires near Glacier National Park
A high to extreme risk of fire danger and the potential for lightning strikes over the next few days has led Parks Canada to ban fires in Mount Revelstoke and Glacier National Parks. There are currently six small fires burning near Glacier National Park.
Drive-in campsite planned for Mt. Revelstoke national park
A drive-in campsite with about 50 campsites is being planned for the lower portion of Mount Revelstoke national park.
Longboarding down Mt. Revelstoke’s freshly paved parkway
Fresh blacktop on the Meadows in the Sky parkway is attracting longboard racers to the 26-kilometre downhill charge.
Nels Nelsen Ski Jump soars again with Nels’ Knickers makeover
Check out the Nels Nelsen ski jump sculpture which was revealed in May this year. Public access to the site is closed this summer while works above the site are underway, but it will be for Canada’s 150th birthday.
Parks Canada Revelstoke area spring 2020 construction update
Projects underway at Mount Revelstoke and Glacier National parks include completion of various infrastructure and maintenance projects along the highway, on trails, at visitor centres and campgrounds
Beaver Valley wildfire in Glacier national park jumps to 600 hectares
A wildfire in the Beaver Valley in Glacier National Park has increased from 30 to 600 hectares in three days, but it's not listed as a threat to people or structures.
Brief: Investigators look into human-caused fire on lower Mount Revelstoke
Parks Canada says a June 19 fire on Mount Revelstoke below the Nels Nelsen ski jump was human caused.
Parks Canada closes Beaver Valley trails and area in Glacier National Park due to wildfire management
A fire ban is still in effect for Mount Revelstoke and Glacier National Parks, despite cooler weather conditions over the weekend. Parks Canada has also closed the Beaver Valley trails and area in Glacier National Park due to ongoing wildfire activity.
Lightning, dry conditions result in six small fires near Glacier National Park
A high to extreme risk of fire danger and the potential for lightning strikes over the next few days has led Parks Canada to ban fires in Mount Revelstoke and Glacier National Parks. There are currently six small fires burning near Glacier National Park.
Drive-in campsite planned for Mt. Revelstoke national park
A drive-in campsite with about 50 campsites is being planned for the lower portion of Mount Revelstoke national park.
Longboarding down Mt. Revelstoke’s freshly paved parkway
Fresh blacktop on the Meadows in the Sky parkway is attracting longboard racers to the 26-kilometre downhill charge.
Nels Nelsen Ski Jump soars again with Nels’ Knickers makeover
Check out the Nels Nelsen ski jump sculpture which was revealed in May this year. Public access to the site is closed this summer while works above the site are underway, but it will be for Canada’s 150th birthday.