RMR Resort Camp
Revelstoke Mountain Resort offers the largest skiable vertical drop in North America with 1,713 meters (5,620 feet) of elevation. In other words, more vertical= more skiing!
During this two-day resort camp, your coach will guide you through the fundamental techniques of big mountain skiing. The goal is to improve your ability to ski in all conditions and boost your confidence. This camp is about acquiring new skills and adding to your toolbox to keep you improving throughout the season. We will have more than one coach, so you will be split up into groups depending on your abilities for optimum personalized coaching.
*Lunches will be provided at one of the ski hill’s establishments
2024 Dates:
January 27-28, 2024 | $595
February 24-25, 2024 | $595
Dates, Prices & Purchase here (registration opens November 1, 2024)
Please note that this camp requires lift access to Revelstoke Mountain Resort. Prices do not include lift tickets. We offer discounted lift tickets for the duration of your camp.
Combo Camp
Our combo camp is a popular hybrid of our RMR resort camp and our Beginner touring camp. The combo camp includes one day of shredding the lifts at Revelstoke Mountain Resort with one of our knowledgeable coaches, and the next two days in RMR’s backcountry with an accomplished ACMG guide.
During the first on-resort day, we will explore your personal ski technique goals and identify key areas for improved style and efficiency. The second day will address your interests and curiosities about ski touring. This camp offers unique entry level opportunities for those of you seeking a safe and inviting introduction to backcountry travel and safety.
2024 Dates:
January 5-7, 2024 | $895
January 23-25, 2024 | $895
February 9-11, 2024 | $895
Dates, Prices & Purchase here (registration opens November 1, 2024)
Please note that this camp requires lift access to Revelstoke Mountain Resort. Prices do not include lift tickets. We offer discounted lift tickets for the duration of your camp.
*As this camp includes backcountry travel, you must be a Treeline skier or above
If you are unsure about how to rate your skiing ability, let us introduce you to our handy Resort Skills Guide:
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