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Mountain Signage

We use a number of different signs to indicate conditions, boundaries and warnings at Revelstoke Mountain Resort.

Please pay close attention to mountain signage. It is present for the safety of both guests and employees. Failing to follow the directions on these signs may result in the loss of your ticket or pass. It is your responsibility to be aware of mountain signage at all times. The following are some of our more frequently used signs:

Avalanche signage

Avalanche signage indicates areas prone to avalanche and areas closed for avalanche control work, potentially using explosives. This signage is typically present at the boundaries of our more advanced terrain and can indicate the terrain is either closed (red) or to ski with caution (yellow).

Boundary signage

Boundary signage is used in conjunction with ropes at the edge of our ski area boundary to indicate the area beyond which patrol and avalanche control work is not conducted

Cliff signage

Cliff signage is used on ungroomed terrain to indicate areas where skiing is not possible without mandatory air. We have large cliffs within the area boundary, and size is not indicated on these signs. Use caution, or you could find yourself cliffed out.

Slow signage

Slow signage is used in high traffic areas. If you see this sign you must reduce your speed to the average speed of those around you and keep your skis or snowboard on the ground. Failure to do so may result in confiscation of your lift ticket or pass.

Winch cat warning signage

Winch cats are active nightly within the resort's boundary. Winch cables are extremely hazardous to skiers and snowboarders and can cause serious injury or death, and in certain lighting conditions they are very difficult to see. We request that all backcountry users be back within the ski hill boundary before lift operation close to avoid dangerous interactions with grooming equipment.

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