
Revelstoke
Resort Overview
Revelstoke Mountain Resort stands as North America's vertical skiing giant, boasting the continent's longest descent at 5,620 feet (1,713 meters). This British Columbia powerhouse emerged on the global skiing scene in 2007 and has quickly become synonymous with deep powder, challenging terrain, and an authentic mountain town atmosphere. From steep alpine bowls to perfectly spaced glades, Revelstoke offers terrain that appeals to advanced skiers while maintaining accessible areas for those developing their skills.
Trails & Terrain
Trails
Total Runs
59
Total Area
3121 ac
1263.0 ha
Revelstoke Lift System
Revelstoke's modern lift network efficiently connects 3,121 acres of skiable terrain. The resort's foundation includes one high-speed gondola, two high-speed quad chairs, and two surface lifts. The Stoke Chair accesses expansive high-alpine terrain, while the Ripper Chair serves up perfectly pitched glades and groomers. For those seeking backcountry adventures, our heli and cat-skiing operations provide access to additional untouched terrain beyond the resort boundaries.
Lifts
Total Lifts
5
Lift Types
3
Location & Getting There
Located in British Columbia's interior mountains, Revelstoke combines raw mountain terrain with genuine Canadian hospitality. The historic town of Revelstoke sits just minutes from the resort base, offering visitors an authentic mountain community experience rather than a manufactured resort village. Accessible via Calgary International Airport (4.5 hours) or Kelowna International Airport (2.5 hours), the journey to Revelstoke is part of the adventure through some of Canada's most spectacular mountain scenery.
Revelstoke
, british-columbia
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Season Info
Revelstoke's remarkable annual snowfall of 40-60 feet (12-18 meters) creates one of North America's longest skiing seasons. The winter season typically runs from late November through mid-April, with peak powder conditions from December through March. Our unique location in the Columbia Mountains produces a reliable storm cycle that consistently delivers light, dry snow, creating ideal conditions throughout the season.
Current Season
2025 - 2026
Opening Day
11/29/2025
Closing Day
4/13/2026
Days Open
136
Annual Snowfall
Metric
10.2m
1020cm
Imperial
33.5ft
402in
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