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Revelstoke City Hall
Built in 1939, this building is home to Revelstoke's city offices as well as the fire department offices. City Hall also provides tourism information.
Address: 216 Mackenzie Ave Revelstoke BC CAN V0E 2S0
 Send an Email  1 250 837-2161
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Business Information Centre
Open year round, this visitor information centre offers town information for tourists as well as adventure tour bookings. A wide selection of Canadian gifts and souvenirs are also sold.
Address: 204 Campbell Ave Revelstoke BC CAN V0E 2S0
Send an Email 1 250 837-5345
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Revelstoke Dam Visitor Centre
This visitor information centre offers exhibits that allow guests to learn about the production and history of the Revelstoke Dam. A gift shop and theatre are also found here. The centre is open from mid-April until mid-October and is fully wheelchair accessible.
Address: 5 km north of Revelstoke, along Highway 23N BC CAN
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Revelstoke Court House
This historic building was originally built in 1912 and is currently home to the Revelstoke Court House. The building features a neoclassical facade, outside marble columns and a large copper-covered dome that is topped with a 6-foot tall lantern.
Address: 1124 2nd St. West Revelstoke BC CAN V0E 2S0
1 250 837-6981
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Kootenay National Park Visitor Centre
This visitor centre offers information on Parks Canada, BC tourism and provides Chamber of Commerce information services. On-site exhibits feature the history and culture of the Ktunaxa. A Friends of Kootenay gift shop is available.
Address: 7556 Main St. East Radium Hot Springs BC CA V0A 1M0
Send an Email 1 250 347-9505
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Nels Nelsen Historic Area
Nels Nelsen, an immigrant to Revelstoke from Norway, was a champion ski jumper who contributed vastly to skiing in Western Canada, even breaking many ski jumping records on the Revelstoke ski jump. Named after this prominent sports figure, the Nels Nelson Historic Area is home to North America's first ski jump, various ski runs and a judges' tower. Visitors may visit the area but the ski hills have been closed.
Address: Base of Mount Revelstoke Revelstoke BC CAN
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The Last Spike
In 1885, The Last Spike of the Canadian Pacific Railway was driven into the ground by the Honorable Donald Alexander Smith. This event commemorated the completion of the trans-continental railway, as well as the unifying of Canada. Located south of Revelstoke at Craigellachie, The Last Spike signifies an important moment in Canada's history.
Address: Craigellachie Revelstoke BC
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