Revelstoke Mountain Resort isn’t just another ski hill—it’s a proving ground. Home to the most vertical in North America (1,713 meters of it), endless powder stashes, and terrain that pushes even the best to their limits, Revy has built a reputation as a skier’s mountain. But it’s not just the gnarly descents that make this place special—it’s the community, the events, the energy, and the passion.
The Snow: More Than Enough to Go Around
If you like deep turns, Revelstoke delivers. This season, the resort has already crossed the 700cm mark, making for an all-time year of blower conditions and bottomless lines. Whether you’re chasing fresh tracks in the legendary North Bowl, lapping perfectly spaced glades on the Ripper Chair, or eyeing a pillow line straight out of a ski movie, the snowpack is deep, reliable, and ready for you. For current snow conditions click here
Revelstoke Mountain Resort Events
Revy doesn’t just do skiing—it does community. February kicks off with She Patrol on February 8, an event designed to celebrate and empower female skiers and riders in the mountains. The next day, February 9, the Rail Jam Series brings the freestyle energy to the mountain, showcasing some of the best up-and-coming talent in the terrain park.
And for those looking to make Valentine’s Day truly unforgettable? Revy’s got you covered with Free Valentine’s Day Weddings on February 14—because if you can commit to that 30+ foot cliff drop, you can commit to your partner at 5,500 feet.
From March 15 to April 21, Kids 12 and under ski free when accompanied by an adult, making it easier than ever to introduce the next generation to the magic of skiing at Revelstoke.
What Makes Revelstoke Special?
Beyond the stats and the hype, it’s the people who make this place stand out—a tight-knit mountain town where everyone shares the same love for the sport. Whether you’re here for the powder, the parties, or just a quiet ride through the trees, Revelstoke is where the mountains still feel wild, where you can discover new zones and new friends, even if you have lived there your whole life.
