The Skiers' Guide to Revelstoke

My girlfriend and I come back every year the week before Christmas. We love the slopes. Apres and the range runs.

Great all mountain fun.. Great views great snow. Love going skiing here since I live so close also.

Great features on the mountain. Lots of trees to explore. a lot of the groomed traverse tracks are pretty flat, a warning for snowboarders

Every time I’ve been to Revy there’s always so much powder! The slopes are way less busy than Whistler and you don’t have to wait as long for chair lift. The apres isn’t as fun as Whistler but still a good time!

One of the best places to ski if you want fresh powder every day.
Lift available trails into huge powder bowls with plenty of awesome terrain.

Great mountain.
Not a great year for snow.
Heading back next dump of snow.
Lifts are new and quick.

Had such a lovely time in Revy. Very efficient and fast lifts. Very long runs. I had 2 free days through my Grouse Y2K pass - what a deal!

I skied at Revelstoke Mountain Resort for the first time, joined by my two adult children, and the entire experience exceeded every expectation. The summit views were absolutely breathtaking, and even the runs themselves offered stunning scenery the whole way down. Visiting mid‑week meant lift lines were virtually non‑existent, which made the day feel relaxed and effortless.

Lunch options were more varied than I anticipated, and both the quality and the prices were a pleasant surprise. We explored a great mix of well‑marked runs and enjoyed every one of them.

All in all, it was a memorable day—beautiful terrain, smooth logistics, and an experience I’d happily repeat.

Revy is just Sick, the terrain and incredible snow just make it a great ski resort. The staff are great and the runs are well groomed. Revelstoke also always has some good pow.

It has been a pretty sad season across the board for snow but riding Revelstoke with the height of the mountain saved this season.
the upper lifts have the good snow. Opposed to silverstar which feels like spring riding throughout the whole mountain.
The lift tickets are the most expensive ive seen or heard of other than whistler which ive never attended. 199 a day for riding is pretty extreme.

I love Revelstoke as a mountain! The snow and terrain is amazing. Lots of places to explore and awesome lines to take as an experienced rider. Definitely not as friendly to complete first time riders, however there is still plenty to explore if you’re just starting out. After riding a lot in northern Japan where the powder is maybe unmatched anywhere else in the world. I was very happily surprised by the snow in Revy. Really good deep powder days during December, with awesome tree lines, chutes and drops to hit! Outside of peak periods the resort stays pretty quiet and virtually no lift lines, however going during holidays can become a little congested as there are only a handful of lifts.

Great place for tree skiing and off piste when there is a lot of snow. Much less crowded than Whistler.

Revelstoke has always been my favorite resort, from the beautiful ski town to the gnarly cliffs and powder fields this place has it all. The groomers are fast and smooth but when they get a dump of their legendary powder is when the resort really shines. Perfectly spaced glades, rocky powder fields and plenty of cliffs to drop off, it's worth the travel to get to.

Revelstoke has something for everyone. The powder days are special and the groomer days are fun. A short drive through the town of Revelstoke brings yoy right to rhe base of the mountain, ready to board the gondola! If you live free runs and adventurous lines this is a spot to check.

If you are a more advanced skier who likes ungroomed runs, steep runs, or going through the trees: this resort is for you! There are so many great options for trees and different ways to get down the mountain it is great. If you prefer groomed runs, there are only a couple options from the top. There are more groomed runs in the lower half but if the weather is too warm, near 0 Celsius, then you can forget about skiing the lower half.

Went skiing this week in revy, no heavy snow since 3 weeks but still had a blast resort is well run and température was peak so yeah id choose revy over any resort close by

Revelstoke had so much to love! The snow was deep, there was a ton of terrain, the views were unreal! The terrain had a wild vibe that felt adventurous. We found some amazing glades and some untouched powder that made our dreams come true. As snowboarders, we were very impressed by every run and it exceeded our expectations.

Revy is a truly epic (and vertical) resort. I learned to snowboard there and honestly had the most fun I’ve ever had at the snow. Epic runs, great people and the burger from the Outpost on the mountain might just be the best burger I’ve ever had. I love Revy and will be back this season for sure. Can’t fault it!

Absolutely gorgeous , worth every penny . Everything was groomed . Ski lift operators friendly . Tones of ski services and medics . Family friendly . So many lifts . It was the best

Having Revelstoke Mountain Resort as my home resort kinda feels like I’ve won the lottery. My first lap here was in 2010 and I’ve been pinching myself ever since that this powder paradise is where I get to call home. Steep, deliciously deep, and glades that go on for days… it’s almost a challenge to try to do the same run twice, there is just that much terrain. On a clear day the ridge walk over to Montana and into Kokanee feels like you’re walking into heaven, it’s stunning, and from there the off-piste possibilities just keep going. It’s a true choose your own adventure kind of mountain where the snow tap never seems to turn off, the runs are so long, and the lift lines so short, you feel like you’re in on a secret. And the topper is downtown isn’t more than 10 minutes from the resort for celebrating the sends after an epic day. Proximity to awesome is 10/10.