Your safety is our priority. In extreme weather conditions, such as high winds, extreme cold or heat, heavy snowfall, or lightning, lift operations may be delayed or suspended. These decisions ensure safe enjoyment for everyone, including our dedicated staff members.

Here are some outlines defining the types of equipment permitted at Revelstoke Mountain Resort to promote safe recreational practices for all guests.

The Alpine Responsibility Code serves as a standardized guideline for guest behavior at ski resorts across North America, including guidelines for allowed equipment types at Revelstoke Mountain Resort.

• (1) Always stay in control. You must be able to stop or avoid people or objects.
  All sliding/alpine equipment must have metal edges to help riders change direction and stop quickly. “Fat Bikes” are not permitted regardless of the tires.
• (5) You must prevent runaway equipment.
  If equipment is detachable or not attached to the rider, a restraining device or automatic braking system is required to prevent runaway incidents in case of a fall or crash.
• (6) You must know how and be  able to load, ride, and unload  lifts safely. If you need  assistance, ask the lift  attendant.
  Ski bikes are not permitted on chairlifts due to the risk of falling or entangling. The extra weight of this type of equipment over non-attached equipment such as a snow skate significantly increases the hazard to both the rider and other individuals accessing the ski hill. This equipment may still be used on gondolas or surface lifts, provided it meets all other policy requirements. Other equipment such as snow skates or no-boards that can safely be held in the riders hands while on a chairlift are permitted. Riders must be able to unload the lift on their equipment, not on foot.

Uphill traffic is not permitted on any of the runs located within the Ski Area Boundary at Revelstoke Mountain Resort. This policy is intended for the safety of our guests and employees.

Access Restriction Notice

For your safety and the safety of our team, all hiking and touring activities are strictly prohibited within the Revelstoke Mountain Resort boundary at all times, both during and outside operating hours. Heavy machinery and equipment operate on the mountain around the clock, making it critical to avoid any public interaction with this equipment.

Prohibited activities include (but are not limited to): cross-country skiing, ski touring, hiking, snowshoeing, snowmobiling, and any other form of mountain access outside of lift-served skiing and riding.

Violating this policy will result in RCMP notification, trespassing fines, and the revocation of your skiing and riding privileges at RMR.

Our team is committed to keeping everyone safe. Your cooperation is essential and greatly appreciated.