Our group of 4 (2 adults, 1 x 14 year old and 1 x 12 year old) had a brilliant morning at the Revelstoke Mountain Bike school. Sam, our expert guide, briefed us all on details of the bikes and the courses, ensuring safe navigation for us all. The rides are exhilarating and for young and older alike, are not an experience to miss out upon. I did take one tumble, after relapsing to my youth and attempting a jump. Fortunately, the safety equipment (gloves, elbow pads, chest pad, knee pads) minimised serious injury, though I wish I’d worn some protection for my groin! 😂😂😂 Overall though, the Mountain Bike downhill trails are definitely something to experience should you be passing through Revelstoke. And if you’re not planning to be, definitely consider re-routing your journey to accommodate it! Thanks to Sam and all the team at the Mountain Bike school. We had an amazing time.

We bought a day pass, which I thought was pricey, but the pipe coaster is well worth it! We took the lift to the very top and the view was amazing. We hiked down from the midway to the base, it was less than an hour and easy but lots of downhill so if you have a knee problem, I wouldn't recommend it.

Such a lot to do there, walking , axe throwing, mountain tracks, good food, adventure area. Shame the frisbee course was not better kept and the signposts for collecting the frisbees was awful. We arrived at the course, uphill through some very rough tracks, to find nobody managing it and seemingly that we needed to collect frisbees somewhere at the bottom of the hill. Like the people behind us we gave up and went to do something else. Coffee at the top of the gondolas isn’t great. Axe throwing was fun and the walking is beautiful, could perhaps have split the cycling and walking a little better as many cyclists seemed to consider us walkers as an obstacle. Staff all friendly and food we had was good A good day out all in all

This was our 2nd trip to RevelStoke and it is one of our favorite ski resorts. It was never crowded and there is terrain for everyone. The blue runs are steeper then other resorts, but they are well groomed. Having the gondola is a bonus because it takes you high above the cloud/haze line. We saw blue sky, the mountain range and even the sun a few times at the top of the gondola. Mid mountain where we would eat lunch at the Revelation lodge was usually in a fog and truly hard to see from the gondola at times. This was our go to lunch spot for the variety. I felt the trails were well marked and the lifties could not have been nicer. My husband did a 1/2 day private lesson that he was happy with. I did a group morning lesson that only had 1 other person that was also good. We had drinks one afternoon at the Mackenzie outpost before they closed at 3 pm. Parking is easy and free. Most people put their gear on in the parking lot, we carry our gear in and used the lower level locker area. We would just stuff our things underneath the benches and they were fine. It was never overly crowded. We were here for 10 days, our first week the snow was amazing, this week ( 1/29/2024) the temps have been to warm and the terrain is more like spring skiing, even all the way at the top. We have been taking the gondola down to revelation lodge and to the base at the end of the day because of the slushy/unsafe conditions.

I went here in 2019-pre covid times to “warm up “before a great Northern Cat ski trip. i guess Revelstoke used to be a cat ski place before lifts were added. Not a huge resort back then but I enjoyed the skiing. I don’t know if it’s family friendly yet. I stayed at a cute bed and breakfast near the hill-Wish i could remember the name because I enjoyed it . I was there for 3 days before going to catski location