Best trails in Mount Revelstoke National Park
Want to find the best trails in Mount Revelstoke National Park for an adventurous hike or a family trip? AllTrails has 17 great trails for hiking, walking, and birding and more. Enjoy hand-curated trail maps, along with reviews and photos from nature lovers like you.
Ready for your next hike or bike ride? Explore one of 4 easy hiking trails in Mount Revelstoke National Park that are great for the whole family. Looking for a more strenuous hike? We've got you covered, with trails ranging from 16 to 4,911 feet in elevation gain. Whatever you have planned for the day, you can find the perfect trail for your next trip to Mount Revelstoke National Park.
Top trails
1
(1233)
•Hard
•10.0 mi
Eva Lake and Miller Lake trails are fairly easy, with a mild elevation grade the whole way, which makes this not too challenging despite the long distance and total elevation gain. At higher elevations, one of the most notable features will be the beautiful little boulder fields to cross along the way past the meadows.
Eva Lake is known to be the prettier of the two, but Miller Lake is worth the 900-metres that it adds to the round trip. Thanks to the lower lake being the more popular,...
2
(596)
•Moderate
•1.9 mi
•Est. 54m
This is a short trail from a parking area along Meadow in the Sky road up to the summit of Mount Revelstoke. Mount Revelstoke National Park is a place of contrasts and offers the chance to explore the rugged Columbia Mountains.
Mount Revelstoke's trails range from short, valley-bottom strolls along the pathways to steep, tough climbs. Some trails offer spectacular panoramic views of mountains from sub-alpine meadows lush with wildflowers, while others wind through stands of old-growth...
3
(557)
•Easy
•0.3 mi
•Est. 12m
Giant Cedars Boardwalk Trail is a great stop for the whole family! The huge cedar trees are a magnificent sight and make for excellent photos. This is less of a hike and more of a scenic stop. It is great for visitors driving past to pull over and stretch their legs during a road trip. There is informative signs and the board walk makes the area quite accessible. There are some funky mushrooms growing and the whole place feels magical, with the sun beams coming through the trees on...
4
(345)
•Moderate
•1.1 mi
•Est. 39m
This is an easy hike up to where the trail used to continue, and you will now see the new end of the trail as a broken bridge over a small waterfall going down the mountain. For most hikers, this will be a short and easy trail with a few good views of Revelstoke
The park gates are open to public between dawn and dusk.
5
(304)
•Moderate
•1.5 mi
•Est. 54m
The Inspiration Woods Trail is a peaceful, relatively short route that takes you through a lush forest of towering trees and dense undergrowth in the foothills of Mount Revelstoke. The path winds through an old-growth forest, offering the chance to enjoy the sights and sounds of nature. Along the way, you'll encounter moss-covered rocks, ferns, and streams, making it a great spot for wildlife watching or simply relaxing in nature.
6
(285)
•Moderate
•2.8 mi
•Est. 1h 20m
The Sorenson Trail takes you through a scenic forested route. As you make your way through the lush woods, enjoy the diverse landscape of moss-covered trees and the occasional clearing with views of surrounding hills. The trail is well-maintained with a few gradual ascents and uneven sections, making it suitable for most hikers. It's a great choice for those looking to explore Revelstoke.
7
(164)
•Moderate
•30.7 mi
•Est. Multi-day
Just off the Trans Canada Highway is this hidden gem of a scenic drive along Revelstoke's best mountain switchbacks. Along the way, recreators will have several viewpoints and trails to stop and enjoy, in addition to learning more about the park, its people, and the environment, thanks to interpretive signs and brochures.
Most of the forest along the route is old-growth and thick, with cedar, hemlock, spruce, and balsam trees creating large canopies that contrast the abundant subalpine...
8
(140)
•Hard
•15.1 mi
There are stunning viewpoints all along this hike. There is minimal elevation change until you get to the pass. From the junction with Miller Lake to Jade Pass is very steep and quit challenging, with some rocky sections.
The Jade Lakes at the end are incredible. People will often go for a swim at Miller or Eva Lake before continuing on to Jade.
9
(165)
•Moderate
•4.4 mi
•Est. 2h 16m
This loop combines the Inspiration Woods and Sorenson Trail to create a nice seven-kilometre adventure through the base of Mount Revelstoke National Park. The trailhead is located at the parking area for Sorenson Loop, and parking fees are mandated by Parks Canada. The trail is well-maintained and follows a forested path with many different species of trees and plants.
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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.
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Trail reviews for Mount Revelstoke National Park
Beautiful hike through the forest in Mount Revelstoke National Park. The mountain rivers are still really full of water! It was great fun!
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Parking: Permit required, Entry fee, Free, Medium lot
Inspiration Woods via Sorenson Trail
Eva and Miller Lake Hike Really enjoyed this hike. Wildflowers, peak views, varied terrain, and lovely lakes. Wish I had more time to explore Mount Revelstoke National Park. Only complaint was gate didn't open until 8am. I killed an hour reading because I arrived at 7am.
Eva Lake and Miller Lake
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.
Inspiration Woods via Sorenson Trail
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Frequently asked questions
Where is the best place to hike in Mount Revelstoke National Park?
According to users from AllTrails.com, the best place to hike in Mount Revelstoke National Park is Eva Lake and Miller Lake, which has a 4.8 star rating from 1,233 reviews. This trail is 10.0 mi long with an elevation gain of 1,801 ft.
What is the longest trail in Mount Revelstoke National Park?
According to AllTrails.com, the longest trail in Mount Revelstoke National Park is Jade Lakes Trail via Miller Lake Trail. This trail is estimated to be 15.1 mi long.
How many trails are in Mount Revelstoke National Park?
There are 17 trails in Mount Revelstoke National Park. These trails have an average 4.3-star rating from 4,560 AllTrails community reviews.
Which trail has the most elevation gain in Mount Revelstoke National Park?
If you're looking for elevation gain, Mount Revelstoke National Park has you covered. Meadows in the Sky Parkway (Scenic Drive) boasts the most elevation gain with 4,911 ft of total ascent. The park's runner-up is Lindmark Trail, which will get you 4,796 ft of elevation gain.
Are there camping trails available in Mount Revelstoke National Park?
According to AllTrails.com, there are 2 camping trails in Mount Revelstoke National Park and the most popular is Eva Lake and Miller Lake with an average 4.8 star rating from 1,233 community reviews.
Are there running trails available in Mount Revelstoke National Park?
According to AllTrails.com, there are 9 running trails in Mount Revelstoke National Park and the most popular is Eva Lake and Miller Lake with an average 4.8 star rating from 1,233 community reviews.
Are there biking trails available in Mount Revelstoke National Park?
According to AllTrails.com, there is 1 biking trail in Mount Revelstoke National Park which is Meadows in the Sky Parkway (Scenic Drive) with an average 4.5 star rating from 164 community reviews.
What are the best summer hikes in Mount Revelstoke National Park?
Some popular summer hiking trails in Mount Revelstoke National Park are Eva Lake and Miller Lake, Upper Summit Trail, Giant Cedars Boardwalk Trail, Broken Bridge Trail, and Inspiration Woods Trail.
What are the best fall hikes in Mount Revelstoke National Park?
Some popular fall hiking trails in Mount Revelstoke National Park are Eva Lake and Miller Lake, Giant Cedars Boardwalk Trail, Upper Summit Trail, Inspiration Woods Trail, and Sorenson Trail Loop.
What are the best winter hikes in Mount Revelstoke National Park?
Some popular winter hiking trails in Mount Revelstoke National Park are Sorenson Trail Loop, Summit Trail, Lindmark - Summit Loop from the Columbia Viewpoint, Nels Nelsen Trail, and Giant Cedars Boardwalk Trail.
What are the best spring hikes in Mount Revelstoke National Park?
Some popular spring hiking trails in Mount Revelstoke National Park are Sorenson Trail Loop, Nels Nelsen Trail, Summit Trail, Inspiration Woods via Sorenson Trail, and Inspiration Woods Trail.
Are there any trails with scenic mountain peak views in Mount Revelstoke National Park?
Yes, there are 6 trails with scenic mountain peak views in Mount Revelstoke National Park, including Eva Lake and Miller Lake, Upper Summit Trail, Jade Lakes Trail via Miller Lake Trail, Eva Lake and Jade Lakes View via Miller Lake Trail, and Summit Trail.
Are there any trails with scenic viewpoints in Mount Revelstoke National Park?
Yes, there are 8 trails with scenic viewpoints in Mount Revelstoke National Park, including Eva Lake and Miller Lake, Upper Summit Trail, Meadows in the Sky Parkway (Scenic Drive), Jade Lakes Trail via Miller Lake Trail, and Eva Lake and Jade Lakes View via Miller Lake Trail.
Are there any trails with lakes in Mount Revelstoke National Park?
Yes, there are 8 trails with lakes in Mount Revelstoke National Park, including Eva Lake and Miller Lake, Upper Summit Trail, Meadows in the Sky Parkway (Scenic Drive), Jade Lakes Trail via Miller Lake Trail, and Eva Lake and Jade Lakes View via Miller Lake Trail.
Are there any trails with huts in Mount Revelstoke National Park?
Yes, there is one trail with a hut in Mount Revelstoke National Park: Meadows in the Sky Parkway (Scenic Drive).