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Rogers Pass Backcountry

Rogers Pass Glacier National Park

Powder Central.

Rogers Pass is one of British Columbia’s epicentres for powder and backcountry skiing and splitboarding. From deep to steep, this iconic mountain town has it all. With local powder stashes just outside of town to Rogers Pass in Glacier National Park and Mount Revelstoke National Park, there are endless opportunities to ride deep powder in the Selkirk or Monashee mountains. Revelstoke lives up to its reputation of being home to some of the finest backcountry ski/splitboard touring and mountaineering in the world. We were formerly based out of Revelstoke, we know it like the back of our hand and will be able to maximize your adventure.

Unlimited Vertical

Human powered.

That’s right, our guides will go all day long (within our normal operating hours).

Revelstoke is home to deep snow, the snow banks in town speak for themselves.

We know the Monashees and the Selkirks.

Gear Check – You will need your own ski/split-touring equipment, avalanche safety gear (shovel, probe, transceiver), lunch and something to drink.

Revelstoke Slackcountry days, meet us 8:00 am sharp at the guest services window at RMR (If it is a private booking, you set the time. )

Rogers Pass Days, we meet at La Baguette at 0645.

A full day of backcountry touring, three to five runs, 1000m-unlimited ascent.

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Our Product

Rogers Pass backcountry custom built for you.

Certified Guides: ACMG or IFMGA certified guides who are expert riders. Our guides have extensive local knowledge of the terrain and snowpack. They are stoked to show you a fun, safe day in the mountains.

Classic Descents: Youngs Peak, Dome Glacier, Video Peak, Little Sifton Traverse, Begbie Shoulder, Brown Shorts

Vertical: 1000m – unlimited. Three to five runs.

Terrain: Below treeline to alpine, open slopes, glades, chutes, pillows, powder.

Season: Early December – early April

Custom packages available: Let us set up your vacation. We know the nice places to stay, private chefs and hot spots to eat.

Max. Guest to Guide Ratio: 6:1

Cost: Starting at $200 per person

Rogers Pass Backcountry is calling.

Drop in.

We cater to all levels of backcountry enthusiasts. We require guests to be at least an intermediate skier/rider who is comfortable riding powder snow and be able to move through mountainous terrain.