Revelstoke Mountain Resort

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Winter Ski Season is December 3, 2022 to April 16, 2023.

WHY SKI THE POWDER HIGHWAY THIS WINTER

Renowned for it’s expert terrain, RMR is equally suited to beginners and casual enthusiasts.
During the 2019-20 ski season, Revelstoke opened the Stellar Chair to expand access to beginner and intermediate terrain. Stellar is accessible from the top of the Revelation Gondola and it connects to six new runs with a mellow grade and 130 metres (426 feet) of vertical.
Farther up the mountain, several terrain improvements have taken place including blasting and excavation to widen beginner slope Big Bend. The work also sets the stage for a new surface lift, which is scheduled to pen during the 2023/24 season.

2022/23 Lift Tickets
are online HERE

Facilities: Ski shop, rental shop, repair shop, snow school, The Sutton Place Hotel. Heli-skiing and back country packages are also available.

Resort restaurants: La Baguette, Mackenzie Outpost, Mackenzie Common, Begbie Lounge, Revelation Lodge, Rockford Bar & Grill.

Terrain:

7% Beginner

45.5% Intermediate

47.5% Advanced

1,713 m / 5,620ft – Vertical

3,121 acres of skiable area

75 runs (plus 13 areas of gladed terrain and 5 bowls)

Set amongst the spectacular Selkirk and Monashee Mountains, on Mount Mackenzie, the Revelstoke Mountain Resort offers world-class lift skiing, helicopter skiing and guided back country experiences.

Skiers and riders are drawn to Revelstoke with the promise of big snow and big terrain. Revelstoke is a winter mecca, offering lift, heli and back country options with an abundance of terrain. For the beginner to intermediate skier, gentle slopes provide the perfect introduction for those new to snow sports and modern facilities keep stoke levels high.

Over 120 years of skiing history has become part of the town’s fabric, creating a community that celebrates winter in all its forms. If you live for snow, welcome home. Revelstoke holds the Canadian record for snowfall at 80 feet, and the Resort’s slopes are blanketed with 30-40 feet of powder every winter.

You may leave Revelstoke, but you’ll never forget it.