Revelstoke Mountain Resort
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Mini tour of Q’s Hideaway in Revy 🤍 Our Mackenzie Village rentals give you a front row seat to the mountains - book your ski trip before dates become unavailable! Link in bio #revelstoke #revelstokebc #airbnbfinds #views #skitrip
propertyvaletpropertyvalet
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Hiking in @revelstoke is something else 🤩🌸! In the late spring to summer, there are incredible blooms! Up in the mountains, fireweed fills the hillsides creating a sea of pink. The views from the alpine are spectacular. This hike was on @revelstokemtnresort’s stoke trail 🥾⛰️🌸! Add Revelstoke, BC to your bucket list and experience the incredible biodiversity and views! 🏔️🌸🌼🌿 #Revelstoke #TheRealStoke #revelstoked #revelstokebc #hellobc #explorebc #wildflowers #wildflowerseason #fireweed #hikingadventures #hikemore #earthexperience #biodiversity #naturalist #naturalists #naturenerd #plantnerd #inthemountains #hikingadventure #natureatitsbest #awalkinthewoods #explorecanada #beautifulbc
thenatureeducatorthenatureeducator
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Due to inclement weather and clouds socking-in the upper elevations, we did not have an opportunity to ride the gondolas at Banff or Jasper, so this was our last opportunity. It was a blue sky day and we were able to buy our tickets on the spot with only a short wait to ride. The parking lot is large and it is free to park, as you park with the resort guests. It was early enough so that the lines were not too long yet. The Revelstoke Gondola is at the Revelstoke Mountain Resort, but non-guests like us could ride as well. We enjoyed the ride up and the view of the town and the river with the mountains behind was very nice. We were a teeny bit disappointed that the gondola only went halfway up the mountain, or at least that appeared to be the case. There is also a 'pipe' ride available, where one rider sits in an open car which straddles a pipeline, as it runs down the mountain side. This is a separate admission from the gondola, or you can buy a combo package. You may also choose to buy a package that includes the gondola ride and breakfast in a special dining room away from the gondola equipment. This is where the restrooms up there are. Bring a jacket as it can be breezy at the gondola area. And the sun is intense so sunscreen might be important as well.
Celeste RuppeltCeleste Ruppelt
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Since we live in Ontario we have to travel great distances to find great skiing. We've traveled to several ski resorts in the west including in Colorado British Columbia and Alberta. Revelstoke Mountain Resort has by far been the best skiing we've done anywhere. We skied here in March 2018. It was more than just great skiing with great conditions it was everything that goes with it. There were no crowds, no lineups, incredible scenery, great amenities on the hill, the lift gondola was fast, and the hotel at the base of the mountain had great amenities for ski in/ski out and Aprês Ski. Having said that however I also wouldn't hesitate to stay in the nearby village as well. This place is not the typical pretentious ski village you'll find at Whistler or Beaver Creek. This place is about skiing first, not so much about seeing or being seen. Just because this place is for serious skiers it's not just for experts. There are plenty of beginner and intermediate run options. Whatever your ski ability, with so much vertical you will find yourself spending more time on the hill and less time in the gondola. Which ticks yet another box 😁
C & P RowC & P Row
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You know when things can't possibly live up to the hype? That's Revelstoke. The mountains are beautiful. But the resort leaves much to be desired. They boast the largest vertical drop in North America: over 1,700 meters (5,600 feet). But what they don't tell you is that only the highest 25% of that terrain is consistently skiable with decent snow. Some of that also isn't lift-served. During our visit in mid-February, most of the runs below 1,800 meters (6,000 feet) elevation were closed, a mix of mud, rocks, bushes and sad patches of rapidly melting slush. So this resort is really about 500m of vert, essentially the same as many others you'll get in the western US and Canada. The snow quality is pretty much Sierra Cement; we called it Canadian Concrete. Blower powder? Not so much. The base village was a mud hole, especially the area around the gondola which is the only way to get up and out of the base, creating a massive choke point and long lines in the morning. The village itself is nice, but pretty limited. There's a bar and an over-priced restaurant and a handful of ski shops. If you want anything else, you have to go into town, which is about 7 km away and serviced by a small bus that only runs about once an hour in the evening. I've certainly skied worse resorts than Revelstoke, but the price to be paid to reach this remote location, coupled with the drawbacks outlined above, mean I won't be back.
mjnmjn
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Pros and cons. Revelstoke is (normally) famous for great snow and lift-accessible terrain. This year in Canada (2023/2024 ski season), El Nino has been punishing everyone with poor snow conditions. I happened to visit Revelstoke on February 27th, 2024, right after a fresh dump of snow in Revelstoke, which I am grateful for. There were limited stashes of fresh powder to be found at the top... BUT The new dump of snow, however welcome, was not nearly enough to provide adequate coverage for the middle portion or lower half of the resort; with almost every run closed below the Revelation Gondola, except for The Last Spike. Despite the sparse snow and limited terrain, you will still pay handsomely for the privilege of riding Revelstoke; with one single-day adult ticket coming out to a whopping 187.95 with tax. Yikes. I literally winced when I went to pay. More positives: Lunch was delicious. Butter chicken and a drink at the mid-mountain lodge for $27. I enjoyed it! Staff were friendly and helpful as always. Overall, the cost was too steep. But everyone there made the best of things. It was a good day nonetheless. Plus, they say a bad day skiing is better than a good day in the office.
Sean McIntyreSean McIntyre
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Nearby Attractions Of Revelstoke Mountain Resort
The Pipe Mountain Coaster
Sutton Place Hotel Revelstoke Mountain Resort
Chalet Revelstoke
Bison Lodge Revelstoke
Stay Revy
Revelstoke Airport (YRV)
Arrowhead Lodge

The Pipe Mountain Coaster
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Sutton Place Hotel Revelstoke Mountain Resort
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Chalet Revelstoke
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Bison Lodge Revelstoke
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Nearby Restaurants Of Revelstoke Mountain Resort
Revelation Lodge
Rockford Bar | Grill
Mackenzie Common Tavern & Food Truck

Revelation Lodge
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Rockford Bar | Grill
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Mackenzie Common Tavern & Food Truck
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2950 Camozzi Rd, Revelstoke, BC V0E 2S1, Canada
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revelstokemountainresort.com
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Revelstoke Mountain Resort is a ski resort on Mount Mackenzie, just outside Revelstoke, British Columbia in Canada. It is owned by Northland Properties. Currently, the resort has a 1,710 metres vertical drop, the longest vertical descent of any ski resort in North America.
attractions: The Pipe Mountain Coaster, Sutton Place Hotel Revelstoke Mountain Resort, Chalet Revelstoke, Bison Lodge Revelstoke, Stay Revy, Revelstoke Airport (YRV), Arrowhead Lodge, restaurants: Revelation Lodge, Rockford Bar | Grill, Mackenzie Common Tavern & Food Truck

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