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Revelstoke, nestled in the heart of British Columbia, Canada, is the ultimate destination for skiers and adventure enthusiasts alike. With jaw-dropping views of the Selkirk and Monashee mountain ranges and home to North America's greatest vertical at a staggering 1,713 metres (5,620 feet), Revelstoke Mountain Resort has become synonymous with challenging terrains, deep powder, and a sophisticated yet laid-back vibe. Perfect for thrill-seekers, luxury travellers, and those seeking an off-the-beaten-path skiing adventure, Revelstoke has something for everyone.
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Revelstoke resort offers a unique mix of exhilarating skiing, rich history, and modern amenities. The town itself is steeped in railroad history, with a charming downtown area filled with boutique shops, art galleries, and rustic yet refined restaurants. But what truly sets Revelstoke apart is the skiing. It boasts not only world-class downhill skiing but also renowned heli-skiing and cat-skiing, drawing avid skiers from around the globe. If you crave untouched powder and fewer crowds than larger, more commercial resorts, skiing in Revelstoke is pure bliss.
Revelstoke’s accommodation options range from cosy mountain chalets to luxury ski lodges, ensuring you’ll find the perfect place to rest after a day on the slopes. Downtown Revelstoke is the cultural hub, with its quaint streets, historic buildings, and a vibrant yet unpretentious après-ski scene.
This area is perfect if you like to be close to the local restaurants, bars, and shops, while still only a short drive from the ski resort. Downtown has a mix of boutique hotels, guesthouses, and apartments, catering to a variety of tastes and budgets.
If you prioritise ski-in/ski-out access, then Revelstoke Mountain Village at the base of the resort is ideal. This area is a newer development offering luxury apartments and chalets that provide direct access to the lifts. It’s perfect for families and groups who want to make the most of their time on the mountain.
The heliskiing epicentre of British Columbia, several of our luxury ski chalets in Revelstoke, such as Bighorn Lodge and Bison Lodge, have their very own helipad, ideal for adventurous skiers looking for remote luxury close to resort facilities.
Thanks to a rich mix of terrain ranging from beginner to expert, all within minutes of town, as well as a staggering average of 34 feet of snowfall each year, this is winter sports heaven. There’s something for everyone, from groomed trails at Revelstoke Mountain Resort, to gnarly backcountry experiences in nearby Rogers Pass.

What Sets Revelstoke Apart
Skiing in Revelstoke:
For perfect powder in British Columbia, look no further than the renowned Revelstoke ski resort. For decades, helicopter and cat skiers from all over the world have flocked to this remote ski resort, attracted by its impressive snow record, varied alpine terrain and charming mountain community. The addition of a gondola and two fast chairs in 2007/08 transformed this local ski hill into a serious ski resort with a vertical of over 1,700 metres - the biggest in North America.
Blanketed in an average of 10.5 metres of powder every winter, it is no surprise that this resort holds the record for the most snowfall in Canada in a single winter at an incredible 24.38 metres.
Skiing in Revelstoke offers four high alpine bowls and 75 named runs and areas, including legendary glades and phenomenal groomers. With fantastic steep, ungroomed terrain, experts will be in their element here, but there is also scope for the less experienced, with several small beginner areas and plenty of steep blues for adventurous intermediates.
Revelstoke Town:
Luxury holidays in Revelstoke aren’t just for skiers, with the resort offering lots of alternative attractions too. During your stay, take in the town’s art and culture with a visit to one of the museums, giving you a glimpse of the resort’s pas,t or why not enjoy a brewery tour? In town, there are also numerous shops to explore, as well as several welcoming restaurants and bars.
Whether you're here for the world-class skiing, the heli-skiing, or just to soak in the charm of this mountain town, Revelstoke is a destination that will leave you wanting more
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Frequently asked questions
How to get to Revelstoke?
Located to the east of Vancouver and to the west of Calgary, Alberta, this resort can be found on Mount Mackenzie just outside Revelstoke Brisitsh Columbia in Canada.
Where to stay in Revelstoke?
We have a selection of fully catered chalets ideally located to enjoy this ski resort. For a relaxing stay, Bison Lodge is complete with an outdoor hot tub and barrel sauna, whilst Arrowhead Lodge is ideal for adventurous skiers looking for remote luxury close to resort facilities.
When does Revelstoke ski season start?
The ski season starts at the start of December and runs through to March and April depending on the conditions.
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Luxury Chalets In Revelstoke
Luxury chalets in Revelstoke deliver five-star service in one of Canada’s most adventurous mountain destinations. Facilities often include private spas, hot tubs, cinema rooms, and well-equipped ski rooms, alongside concierge services, optional private chefs, and in-resort chauffeurs. Ideal for heli-ski groups, families, and powder-focused travellers seeking comfort. Start your Revelstoke enquiry today.
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Revelstoke Ski Resort Information
- Resort Altitude: 512m
- Slopes Altitude: 512m- 2225m
- Pistes: 55km
- Lifts: 7
- Nearest Airport: Revelstoke (Private aircrafts) / Kelowna International Airport (185km)
- Blue Slopes: 29%
- Red Slopes: 33%
- Black Slopes: 38%
Revelstoke Mountain Resort is a skier’s dream, offering some of the most exhilarating and challenging slopes in the world. The resort is known for its deep powder snow, long runs, and varied terrain that caters mostly to intermediate and advanced skiers.
The resort has 75 named runs spread across 3,121 acres of skiable terrain, and, thanks to the impressive vertical drop, you can expect some seriously lengthy descents. Beginners are not forgotten though, with a decent selection of easier slopes and lessons available to help build confidence.
One of the main highlights of the resort is its famous Stoke Chair, which takes you to the top of the mountain for breathtaking views and access to long, uninterrupted runs. The Ripper Chair on the North side provides access to even more powdery slopes, perfect for powder hounds.
Revelstoke is also known for heli-skiing, with thousands of acres of untouched wilderness and pristine backcountry terrain waiting to be explored. Revelstoke heli-skiing is considered one of the best experiences in the world, with several operators in the area, providing thrilling adventures through deep powder in the surrounding ranges.
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Best Bars & Restaurants in Revelstoke
Revelstoke might be a small town, but its dining and après-ski scene rivals much larger resorts. Quartermaster Eatery is a standout, offering locally sourced ingredients and a refined, seasonal menu that attracts foodies from far and wide. Woolsey Creek Bistro is another local favourite, serving up contemporary Canadian cuisine in a cosy, welcoming atmosphere.
For après-ski drinks, The Village Idiot is the place to go for laid-back vibes, hearty food, and craft beers, while Monashee Spirits Distillery offers a more sophisticated setting with a range of locally-made spirits and cocktails.
Revelstoke’s nightlife is low-key but fun. Traverse Nightclub is the go-to spot if you're in the mood to dance, while The Regent Hotel Lounge offers a more relaxed environment with live music and a fine selection of wines and whiskies.
Top Activities in Revelstoke
While skiing in Revelstoke is the main attraction, there’s no shortage of other winter activities to enjoy. For adrenaline junkies, try snowmobiling through the backcountry or booking a cat-skiing tour for a true off-piste adventure. For something more serene, take a guided snowshoe tour through the forest or try cross-country skiing along the many groomed trails.
For relaxation, the hot springs near Revelstoke offer a rejuvenating escape amid the rugged beauty of British Columbia's wilderness. These geothermal wonders provide a perfect way to unwind after a day of skiing, hiking, or exploring the surrounding mountains.
With naturally heated mineral-rich waters, the hot springs in and around Revelstoke are not only relaxing but are also believed to have therapeutic benefits, making them an essential part of any visit to the area.
One of the most popular hot spring destinations near Revelstoke is Halcyon Hot Springs, located about an hour’s drive south of the town. The resort features four mineral-rich pools of varying temperatures, including a hot pool, a warm pool, a cold plunge pool, and a seasonal mineral pool, plus a wellness centre that offers yoga and other holistic therapies.

Summer Holidays in Revelstoke
Revelstoke transforms into an outdoor adventure haven in the summer, offering endless opportunities for hiking, mountain biking, and climbing. One of the most popular activities is riding the Revelstoke Mountain Resort’s gondola to the summit and hiking the alpine trails, with stunning views of the Columbia River and surrounding peaks.
For mountain biking enthusiasts, Revelstoke has a range of trails from beginner to expert, including the famous Frisby Ridge trail, offering a thrilling descent through wildflower meadows.
You can also take advantage of the area’s numerous lakes and rivers for kayaking, paddleboarding, and white-water rafting. For something truly special, book a heli-hiking or heli-fishing trip for a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
How to get to Revelstoke
The nearest major airport to Revelstoke is Kelowna International Airport (YLW), located approximately 200 kilometres (about 125 miles) away. Kelowna Airport offers daily flights from major cities in Canada and select international destinations. From Kelowna, you can reach Revelstoke by car or private shuttle in about 2.5 hours.
For international travellers, another option is Calgary International Airport (YYC), which is about 400 kilometres (250 miles) from Revelstoke.
The drive from Calgary takes approximately 5 hours, but it’s a scenic route that passes through the stunning Canadian Rockies, making the journey an adventure in itself.
For a more leisurely and picturesque journey, consider taking the train to Revelstoke. The Rocky Mountaineer offers luxurious train travel through some of Canada’s most stunning landscapes, including a route that passes through Revelstoke. While train travel takes longer than driving or flying, it offers an unforgettable experience, especially for those who want to see the snow-covered Rockies from the comfort of a warm carriage.

































