Tailor-made ski holidays to Revelstoke 2026/2027
A ski holiday to Revelstoke, Canada offers an unforgettable winter getaway. Known for its beautifully maintained slopes and expert layout, the Revelstoke ski resort is a paradise for intermediate and advanced skiers, featuring a rapidly growing selection of beginner-friendly terrain. While this hidden gem sits slightly off the beaten track, the world-class powder makes the journey completely worth it. At the base, a vibrant village provides excellent amenities, ensuring this world-class Canadian ski destination continues to grow in both size and popularity.
About This Resort
Skiable Terrain: 3,121 acres
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45%Expert
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43%Intermediate
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12%Beginners
Resort Features:
- Ideal For Experts
- Off the Beaten Track
- Off the Slope Activities
- True Canadian Town
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Resort info
Revelstoke is a fantastic resort beautifuly well kept and laid out, it is ideal for intermediate skiers and above with an ever improving amount of terrain for beginners, Revelstoke is off the beaten track but totally worth it when you get there, a great choice for your next ski holiday to Canada.
There is an established village at the base of the slopes with the building of a new hotel well underway it is a resort growing in both size and popularity.
A Revelstoke ski holiday offers 3,100 acres of trails and North America’s biggest lift-served vertical, it has plenty to entertain all levels of skiers and snowboarders, with the added bonus of access to lots of off-piste terrain, experts won’t be disappointed. The North bowl has a good selection of double blacks including the long winding Greely Bowl that weaves down through the Back 40 Glades down to the base of the Ripper Chair. Intermediates will enjoy plenty here with the Shopper Run from the top to the bottom of the Ripper Chair being a highlight. Beginners will enjoy the long winding run The Last Spike which goes from the top of The Stoke chair right down to the village over 9 miles long!
Accessed via the Revelation Gondola, much of the terrain is on the front side of Mount Mackenzie. Flanked by trees, many of the runs offer challenges as well as dramatic views of the valley well below. The Stoke Chair extends above the Mid-Mountain gondola terminus and offers a number of intermediate and more advanced slopes, plus allowing access to the North Bowl – a draw for anyone who likes it steep. The Stellar Chair serves much of the beginner and intermediate terrain over at the top of the Revelation Gondola.
Revelstoke is certainly not a resort to be underestimated and with its recent and future planned expansions is certainly worth considering if you are looking for that next ski holiday to Canada.
Off the slopes
At the foot of the mountain is the impressive and very well appointed Sutton Place Hotel, currently the only ski-in/ski-out hotel on the mountain although building is underway for a new hotel option. There are three dining options from the lovely Rockford Bar and Grill (very tasty food here), The Mackenzie Common Tavern pub and La Baguette café along with two on mountain restaurants.
For those looking for a more choices and a taste of small town Canadian life the town of Revelstoke is just a few minutes’ drive or free (if staying at Sutton Place) shuttle bus ride away.
Evening options in town include an array of restaurants such as Kawakubo for sushi or Quartermaster for steak and seafood. Along with plenty of other dining options there are also a number of bars for a more lively evening. Including the fabulously named bar The Village Idiot Bar and Grill where you’re sure to meet up with the locals.
The resort also offers snowmobiling, tandem paragliding and dog-sledding, while the town has an Aquatic centre, ice-skating rink, curling and axe-throwing. There is also cat-skiing and heli-skiing available.
Resort Stats
| Transfer / Driving Time 2 1/2 hours from Kelowna Airport |
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| Base elevation 1680 feet |
Terrain Park 14 acres with jumps and rails |
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| Top elevation 7,300 feet |
Avg annual snowfall 414 inches |
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| Vertical drop 5,620 feet |
Lift capacity (pax/hour) 4,800 |
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| Number of runs 75 runs, 4 bowls + 15 gladed areas along with 2 terrain parks |
Ski season Dec 2 to Apr 15 |
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| Number of lifts 5 inc 1 gondola & 2 Quads |
Skiable terrain 3,121 acres – 45% advanced, 43% intermediate & 12% beginners |
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