Griffin Lake Lodge and Revelstoke are in the heart of the BC Rockies and thus are an adventure and activity "paradise". We hope this page will help you decide on how to make your stay with us one to remember. If you have any Revelstoke "tourism type questions" or would like some help in planning your adventures, don't hesitate to contact us.
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Outdoor Hot Tub (Jacuzzi) – a great way to relax (after dark stargazing included) after or before a perfect day in The BC Rockies
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Canoeing - Our lodge is on the shore of Griffin Lake and all guests receive at least one 1-hour complimentary canoe rental .... learn more
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Fishing – Fishing is permitted in Griffin Lake for several variety of fish including rainbow trout. We do not provide fishing gear but you are more than welcome to bring your own or rent gear in Revelstoke
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Hiking - Hiking near Revelstoke is one of the main recreation activities in the region in summer. Thus, we have created a whole section of our website describing the Revelstoke Hiking opportunities. Visit our Hiking page.
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Relaxing – It is our sincere wish that our guests feel free to make themselves completely at home during their stay with us. Enjoy the outdoors and the natural beauty that surrounds you. We are delighted and blessed to have the opportunity to share this idyllic setting with our guests. Enjoy the Guest Lounges. You will find board games, playing cards, magazines, a number of novels and various other reading materials distributed around the lodge. Curl up by the fire with your favorite drink, relax, enjoy the company of others and let us take care of the rest. We truly hope you enjoy your stay!
Located 4km west of Griffin Lake Lodge on the Trans Canada Highway.
For over 30 years now The Enchanted Forest has welcomed visitors from around the world. It is one of the last remaining virgin forests in B.C. Amidst tree giants along the trails, you’ll find a forest of Old World fairy folk, castles, dwarves, and other lovable creatures. Climb B.C.’s tallest tree house, explore the giant cedar stump, or, row the wetlands in a rowboat. Open 8:00 am till ½ hour before dusk, mid May to mid September. Simply delightful for all ages.
Visit their website -- www.enchantedforestbc.com
Experience BC adventure tourism in the treetops of British Columbia Canada's Monashee Mountains! Fly through the treetops on zip lines, fight your way up scramble nets, manipulate across suspension bridges and swinging logs or slide from tree to tree on skateboards.
Visit their website - http://skytrekadventurepark.com/
Visit our Mount Revelstoke Park page.
Visit our Glacier National Park page.
Located in Glacier National Park 69 km east of Revelstoke on the Trans Canada Highway near the summit of Roger’s Pass, this center was designed to resemble an 1890’s railway snow shed. It is Glacier National Park’s main interpretive facility, explaining the story behind Roger’s Pass National Historic Site. The center includes a theatre, an exhibit hall with railway models, natural history displays and wildlife specimens. A park pass is needed. Located 35 km east of Revelstoke on the Trans Canada Highway, Canyon Hot Springs consists of natural mineral pools, café, gift shop and campground. The Albert Canyon ”Ghost Town”, once a thriving railway town, remains a short distance south of the pool site.
Visit our Revelstoke Whitewater Rafting page for more information.
Visit our Revelstoke ATV / 4x4 Tours page
Hot Springs
Visit our Revelstoke Hot Springs page.
Visit our Revelstoke Railway Museum page for more information.
Located in the downtown area of Revelstoke at 207 Mackenzie Avenue. This gallery displays the work of some of our very talented local artists, in a broad range of mediums.
Visit our Revelstoke Dam page.
Enjoy free live family entertainment, often performed by local artists, nightly during July and August (7-10pm). Located downtown Revelstoke. Look for the Grizzly bears at the entrance of the downtown core
Located 28 km east of Griffin Lake Lodge on the Trans Canada Hwy. Revitalized in 1988, Revelstoke downtown is rich in heritage architecture, with over two dozen heritage buildings from the Victorian era restored to their original splendor. A self guided walking or driving tour brochure identifying some 60 historic buildings is available at the Revelstoke Museum and Visitor Info Centers. Enjoy the quaint atmosphere of the downtown core with its unique variety of shopping and dining facilities
Visit our 3 Valley Gap page for more information.
Located 15 km west of Griffin Lake Lodge on the Trans Canada Highway.
This is a unique indoor attraction with multicultural exhibits recognized by The National Geographic Society, A Canadian Heritage display and several railway displays.
Visit our Last Spike page for more information.
Located 14km west of Griffin Lake Lodge on the Trans Canada Highway.
On the north side of the highway you will find a large parking area. Admission is being charged for people to walk the boardwalk to the waterfall.
Located 40 km west of Griffin lake Lodge or 5km east of Sicamous, on the Trans Canada Highway at 2054 Hwy #1 East. The art of artistic blacksmithing can be seen by visiting Josef Totter’s workshop. Many unique pieces are available for purchase in the gift shop. Choose from woodcarvings, pewter giftware, hand painted glassware, prints and wrought iron fixtures and furniture. Custom designs are also available.
Visit our Revelstoke Golf page.
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