WELCOME TO WINTER!

And just like that, the bikes are put away and the skis are coming out! Fall seemed to fly by in a flash, and now we’re counting down the days to opening. It’s been a busy and productive season for the Tourism Revelstoke team, from annual tactical planning and budgeting to event support, trade shows, and spreading the stoke for the season ahead. Early indicators are looking strong for winter 2026, with many of our partners already tracking ahead year-over-year for Q1. The momentum is building, and we’re excited to kick off another incredible winter in Revelstoke. Let ‘er snow, let ‘er snow.

Revelstoke’s Traditional Accommodation Sector in Q3.

PARTNER SPOTLIGHT.

We’d like to acknowledge the Illecillewaet Greenbelt Society for maintaining green spaces in our community. This nonprofit has been putting in a ton of work over the last year and is making moves to expand the Nordic skiing offering in Revelstoke this winter.

Illecillewaet Greenbelt.


UPCOMING CAMPAIGNS.

We’re running multiple campaigns to spur shoulder season visitation and promote early winter bookings. See below on how you can help drive visitation this fall through your own promotion and participation:

FREE MUSEUMS FALL

Off the back of a successful fall campaign last year, we’re once again offering visitors the chance to check out our local museums & gallery on the house!

Revelstoke Railway Museum.

EARLY WINTER BOOKINGS.

When guests book before November 15, they can save up to 40% on their accommodation.

Accommodation in Revelstoke.

FREE XC.

Returning this winter is our Free XC campaign. Visitors who book 2+ nights direct with their accommodator can access free Nordic rentals and trail passes at the Revelstoke Nordic Centre.


THANKSGIVING BACK UPDATE.

This years Thanksgiving program was another great success! We’re still compiling some data and will release full results in the new year.

Some highlights we can share now are:

114 Volunteers participated in community projects.

13 Projects managed across 10 nonprofits were supported through the program.

10 non profits received support

28 Different accommodators received bookings for this program.

Projects included:

Feed the People - The Neighbourhood Kitchen

Luna Fest - Arts Revelstoke

Frisby Firewood Party - Revelstoke Snowmobile Club

Lawn & Order: Senior Support - Community Connections

Railway Day - Revelstoke Railway Museum

Food Commons Shutdown - Local Food Initiative

Trail Maintenance - Revelstoke Cycling Association

Weedpull, Bio Blitz & Measure - Columbia Shuswap Invasive Species Society

Dig in for Arts - Revelstoke Visual Arts Centre

The Great Garden Wrap Up - Local Food Initiative

Tackle School Hunger - The Neighbourhood Kitchen

Forestry Museum Ground Tidy - BC Interior Forestry Museum


CONSUMER SHOW SEASON.

October is the month for tradeshows! This year we supported the Revelstoke Snowmobile Club in Edmonton and Revelstoke Mountain Resort in Ottawa and Toronto. We love attending these events to ensure our destination is represented holistically across sectors and to support our partners with promotion.

Revelstoke Snowmobile Club at a Snowmobile Tradeshow in Edmonton.

Tourism Revelstoke at a Tradeshow Promoting Revelstoke Mountain Resort.


CONTENT.

Anchor content for November

  • Early Backcountry Touring

  • Arts & Culture

  • Winter Hype

  • Winter NPOs

Supporting anchor content is

  • Bookable Experiences

Please use this to your advantage and post content on social media that supports our content strategy and use #TheRealStoke to be featured.

MEDIA.

Revelstoke was featured 27 times in media in October. Here are some of our favourite pieces.


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