Community
Profits from RCFC operations are channeled back into the community. We support local residents through a variety of funding opportunities, donations, maintenance of FSR roads for recreational use, as well as the operation of the biomass system used to supply heat to public buildings.
Recreation
The Keystone Forest Service Road (FSR) is within TFL 56. This road provides access to Keystone Basin, a popular recreation area near Revelstoke that is used year-round by hikers, runners, mountain bikers, hunters, snowmobilers and backcountry skiers.
FSR road maintenance happens when logging crews are using a road and hauling is planned. Yes, all forestry takes place on Crown land; however, road construction and maintenance falls to the licence holder.
Keystone FSR sees a lot of traffic. In response to that and because recreation is one of the values we uphold in planning, RCFC covers the expense of keeping this road open even when we are not harvesting. Check out Timber Times for the full story on Keystone and its notorious water bars!
2025
Outdoor Learning Structure SD19
This beautiful structure was a project for students involved in the shop program at Revelstoke Senior Secondary. RCFC donated the wood.
2025
Mt Begbie Campground Bear Bins
We love bears! Bear-proof bins keep bears out of trouble. We contributed $5,000 to purchase bins for the campground.
1999 – 2025
Forestry Museum
The Forestry Museum is popular with tourists and locals. It's important to preserve the working history of our town and our environment. We've come a long way, and we're proud of our industry. Over the years, RCFC has donated $130,000 to the museum.
2025
Pump Track
At Centennial Park, the Revelstoke pump track is a 407-metre asphalt-paved facility featuring three distinct tracks. Beginner, intermediate, and advanced riders are welcome! We supported the track with $300,000.
Giving back
2026 / Legacy Pavilion at Queen Victoria Hospital
Donated $25,000 to the pavilion at Queen Victoria Hospital.
Yearly / Scholarships & Organizations
$8000 per year donated to student scholarships, athletes & organizations.
2025 / Outdoor Learning Structure
Donated $700 to SD19 for an outdoor learning structure.
2023 / Revelstoke Museum
Donated $10,000 to the Revelstoke Museum.
2021 / Revelstoke Hospital
Donated $10,000 to Queen Victoria Hospital for diagnostic equipment.
2020 – 2023 / Food Bank
Donated $61,000 to the Food Bank.
2019 / Legacy Fund
Donated $700,000 to the Revelstoke legacy fund.
2018 / Helicopter Pad
Donated $15,000 to build the heli pad at the hospital.
2017 – 2018 / Legacy Fund
Donated $900,000 to the Revelstoke legacy fund.
2012 – 2019 / Caribou Rearing in the Wild
Donated $150,000 to the Revelstoke Caribou Rearing in the Wild (RCRW) program.
2009 – 2010 / Nordic Club
Donated $30,000 for the Revelstoke Nordic Ski Club.