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Illecillewaet River
Following about 62 km, this river receives its waters from the Illecillewaet Glacier located in Glacier National Park. The river cuts directly through Revelstoke and eventually flows into the Columbia River, which also runs alongside the town.
Address: . BC CAN
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Balsam Lake
Found in Mount Revelstoke National Park, Balsam Lake is located at 1,500 m (4,921 ft) high. It is located at the end of the Meadows in the Sky Parkway and offers access to the mountain summit.
Address: Mount Revelstoke National Park BC CAN
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Lake Revelstoke
Lake Revelstoke is a reservoir lake for the Revelstoke Hydro Dam. This 150 km long lake is open for fishing and offers the chance to catch mountain whitefish, rainbow trout and dolly varden.
Address: . Revelstoke BC CAN
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Williamson Lake & Park
Williamson Lake and park offers a wide range of opportunities for outdoor recreation. This includes swimming, picnicking, hiking and camping. A children's playground is also located on-site.
Address: Williamson Lake Road Revelstoke BC CAN
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Kinbasket Lake
This is a reservoir lake for Mica Dam that is located along the Columbia River. A campground is located at the lake with amenities that include cabins, tent sites and RV pads. A few of the lake's activities include fishing, swimming, canoeing, kayaking, hiking, mountain biking and more.
Address: 50 km from Golden BC CAN
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Columbia River
The Columbia River, the second largest river by volume in North America (behind only the mighty Mississippi), has been traveled since the late 1700s. Lewis and Clark mapped it out during their expedition and it became an important trade route in the early 1800s. It is now home to 14 hydroelectric dams and one of the most innovative irrigation systems in the United States.
The river forms in the Rocky Mountains of BC and flows south through Washington State before draining into the Pacific Ocean. |
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