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Mount Revelstoke National Park charges a fee to enter. Fees are per person. You can also purchase a Parks Canada Discovery Pass.
Trail reviews for Mount Revelstoke National Park
Completed: August 24, 2025 What a nice hike! Different viewpoints/lookouts in the first (or last) ~1.2 km of the trail, which were all nice and stunning! Those viewpoints are not specifically right on the trail (super close though), and it will add ~1 km to the 16.1 km (we finish the trail with 16.90 km, and we didn’t do the whole loop at Eva Lake as we ran out of time), but it's worth it─do it! After the 1.2 km “in”, there are no other viewpoints/lookouts, but you will get pretty and stunning views/landscapes from time to time. For the people who like wildflowers, there are still lots of wildflowers in bloom. Super happy to have seen, for my very first time, some “Monkey flowers”. I live in the Banff area and I had never seen those wildflowers before! Here is the link to the common alpine wildflowers in Mount Revelstoke National Park: https://parks.canada.ca/pn-np/bc/revelstoke/nature/flore-flora/fleurs-flowers. NOTE: The employee of Parks Canada gave us a pamphlet about the common alpine wildflowers, and inside it says that the “False hellebore - Veratrum viride” is a common one and it is very poisonous, and there are some along the trail. We went to Miller Lake before the other lake (Eva Lake), and personally, I think I prefer that lake/views of Miller Lake (personal choice). Keep in mind, as mentioned earlier, we didn’t do the whole loop at Eva, so we spent less time at that lake, but I’m glad we spent more time at the other one. Hot day: do not forget to bring your swimsuit and have a dip in one of the two lakes (I had a dip in Miller Lake, and honestly, the temperature of the water was not too bad, not as cold as expected, and super refreshing (it was +30 degrees outside today)! I had a dip in Lake Osea earlier this month, and the water of that lake was glacial. I would say that the hike is an “easy” moderate hike. It’s an easy hike (generally speaking), but because it’s 16.1 km (a long hike), it’s classified as a moderate (don’t forget the 549 metres of elevation gain). I would highly recommend starting this hike early in the morning. First, because of the parking situation (the first and second parking lots were full, and people were parked on the road. We got lucky and got a parking space at the lower parking, and secondly, because the sunset is now at ~7:52 p.m., and keep in mind, from now on, we are losing a little bit of light every day now until next year.
Beautiful hike through the forest in Mount Revelstoke National Park. The mountain rivers are still really full of water! It was great fun!
A superb route up to the summit of Mount Revelstoke. This is a drive, not a hike.
Several short, very easy loops at the summit of Mount Revelstoke for those who want to see grandiose landscapes without too much difficulty.
Beautiful, inland temperate rainforest. Lots of tree roots and rocks to navigate and some steep sections of the trail. A lovely introduction to Mount Revelstoke NP.