What's Happening?
Revelstoke Mountain Resort has launched its latest tourist attraction, the Highline viewing deck and suspension bridge, on August 22. The new feature, located on Mount Mackenzie, offers panoramic views of the Columbia River and Monashee Mountains. The attraction is accessible via a 300-meter wooded trail from the top of the Revelation Gondola. The Highline includes a steel deck and a 75-meter suspension bridge. The resort is offering free admission to locals until September 29, aiming to make the site one of the most popular in the area. The project, which took two years to construct, repurposed materials from a nearby road rerouting. The attraction is not recommended for those using mobility devices or bicycles.
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Why It's Important?
The opening of the Highline viewing deck is significant for Revelstoke Mountain Resort as it aims to boost local tourism and attract more visitors. By offering free admission to locals, the resort is fostering community engagement and encouraging local tourism. The attraction is expected to enhance the resort's appeal, potentially increasing visitor numbers and benefiting the local economy. The development also highlights the resort's commitment to sustainable practices by repurposing materials for construction. This initiative could set a precedent for other resorts looking to balance tourism growth with environmental responsibility.
What's Next?
Revelstoke Mountain Resort plans to enhance the Highline experience further with additional features such as a photo booth and landscaped walkways. The resort will host a locals' day on August 30, featuring a barbecue and festivities to celebrate the opening. The resort's management anticipates that the Highline will become a premier attraction, drawing more visitors and potentially leading to further developments in the area. The success of this attraction could influence future projects and investments in the region.
