Cabot Revelstoke

Cabot Revelstoke is Cabot's first four-season mountain destination, set on a bench above the Columbia River valley at the base of Mount Mackenzie in Revelstoke, British Columbia, the alpine town known for one of the largest lift-served vertical drops in North America and as a heli-skiing capital. The resort brings together an 18-hole championship golf course by Rod Whitman of Whitman, Axland & Cutten, a 155-room Mountain Lodge, a par-three short course and a collection of alpine chalet residences. The Whitman course works with the existing terrain, threading cliffs, creeks and natural landforms with generous fairways, expansive greens and bold bunkering, and is pursuing Audubon Platinum Signature Sanctuary certification. The Mountain Lodge anchors the base with a modern steakhouse and bar, a full spa and wellness program with hot tubs and sauna, a fitness center, a European-inspired event venue for up to 400 guests, curated retail and combined check-in for golf and heli-skiing. The Railyard, a par-three course that nods to Revelstoke's railway heritage, pairs with a lively clubhouse offering dining, bowling, virtual golf and shuffleboard. The Residences, designed with Hart Howerton and inspired by the chalets of the Dolomites and the Alps, feature soaring ceilings, expansive terraces and panoramic mountain views, beginning with Chalet 1's collection of four- and five-bedroom single-level homes.