Varied terrain
With 1,600 square kilometers of steep, spaced trees, wide-open bowls and expansive, glaciated alpine, we’re pretty sure we can find a few of our 240+ runs to your group’s liking at CMH Revelstoke. Not exactly the Canadian Rockies, our tenure straddles the Monashee and Selkirk mountain ranges, featuring an immense variety of terrain at altitudes from challenging to forgiving. Known for consistent pitch directly to the valley floor, the Selkirks are legendary as a venue for some of the best tree skiing in the world. On the other hand, the Monashees are globally famous for the pure volume of snowfall that coats fun, featured playgrounds and manageable pillow lines with deep stacks of snowpack.
With so much varied terrain, the style of skiing at CMH Revelstoke is easily matched to group ability and interest. It delivers everything from Powder Intro trips for first-time heli-skiers to those looking to step up their freeride game. From newbies to longtime returning crews, couples or families, CMH Revelstoke endures as the premier venue in the mecca of the heli-skiing industry.
Skiable Terrain
Up to
240 + runs
1,597 sq. km / 617 sq. mi
Using snow conditions, wildlife movement, weather forecasts and a variety of other factors, our guides carefully select each day’s run lineup from a roster of more than 240 options.
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Features
A mix between
60% trees
40% alpine
Steep, spaced trees, wide-open bowls and expansive, glaciated alpine — CMH Revelstoke boasts an immense variety of terrain both above and below the treeline, which is ideal for skiers of all abilities.
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