Cabot Revelstoke

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Cabot Revelstoke

Nestled in the majestic British Columbia mountains between the town of Revelstoke and the scenic Columbia River, Cabot Revelstoke will be a remarkable all-season destination. This exceptional property will feature Cabot’s signature world-class golf, premium amenities, and luxury real estate, upstaged only by the breathtaking natural beauty surrounding them. With a small number of exclusive, private residence opportunities and multiple dining and leisure options, Cabot Revelstoke has something for every kind of adventurer, all within steps of world-class golf and skiing.

Unrivaled Golf

The forested splendor and stunning views mountain golf is loved for are on full display at Cabot Pacific, an 18-hole gem showcasing towering mountain vistas from every hole.

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Real Estate

Resting at the base of Mount Mackenzie, Cabot Revelstoke will be an all-season destination offering luxury real estate. Each residence will offer stunning panoramic views of the Columbia River and Mount Begbie.

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Experiences

Revelstoke offers four-season activities beyond golf, with everything from world-class skiing and hiking to national park exploration. No matter the time of year, there’s always something to enjoy.

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Golf

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“Cabot Revelstoke hopes to compete head on with Canada's best ski resorts by mixing chalet-inspired rooms, luxury real estate, golf, and avalanches of perfect powder.”

“When it’s done, Cabot Pacific will be gold, a great course near a brilliant ski destination in a ridiculously charming mountain town.”

“What truly distinguishes Cabot Revelstoke is its year-round appeal, offering both premier golf and world-class skiing that creates a true four-season destination.”

Start the countdown golf world: Rod Whitman’s Cabot Pacific course at Cabot Revelstoke, scheduled for launch in 2027, is certain to be the greatest mountain design since Stanley Thompson unveiled his totemic Jasper Park Lodge and Banff Springs layouts in the 1920s.”