Over 70 food and craft vendors, live music and garlic-themed activities will fill Queen Elizabeth Park from Sept. 13 to 14, ...

Enduro races are known for big climbs and even bigger descents. With the Revelstoke Women’s Enduro clocking in at roughly ...

Thanksgiving Back is giving visitors a chance to connect with local organizations and put a little bit of volunteer hours back into the community during their stay. Provincial, national and even ...

The City of Revelstoke has hired Tania McCabe as Director of Finance. McCabe plans on collaborating with Chief Administrative Officer Allan Chabot to move the focus of the Financial Department towards ...

Another winter season has come and gone, and with the commencement of spring comes the beginning of bear season. Throughout Revelstoke, bears have been out of hibernation and up to their usual ...

Construction is underway on the new hotel across from the Sutton Place. Photo by Connor Arsenault Tourism is booming in Revelstoke, and Revelstoke Mountain Resort continues to expand their offerings ...

The Columbia River. Photo: Aaron Orlando/RMM. This article first appeared in print in the March 2020 issue of Revelstoke Mountaineer Magazine. This article first appeared in print in the March 2020 ...

In history class we were taught about ‘chaps with maps.’ Explorers, adventurers, and mountaineers, or middle-aged, white, privileged men as they’re also called. Natives were ignored, and women simply ...

The Revelstoke Dam pictured in May 2022. The sixth empty penstock is to the right of the image. Photo: Aaron Orlando/Revelstoke Mountaineer Magazine This story is part of a feature that first appeared ...

In this age of digital media, it’s all too easy for glossy content to obfuscate the true personality of a professional athlete. We see money shots, we hear commentators’ hype, and we get predictable ...

Revelstoke’s Downie Timber sawmill will halt production for a shortened week in early September in order to reduce inventory. The mill is scheduled to be down from Sept. 3–6, for a total of eight ...