Revelstoke Mountain Resort
BC · 7,300 ft summit · YLW
NWS Bias
2025–26 Season Snapshot
Storms This Season
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storms tracked
Season Snowfall
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season total
Best Storm
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no storms yet
Current Snowpack
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SNOTEL ground truth
NWS Forecast Accuracy
Accuracy grade pending, and it stays that way on purpose. We show the raw NWS forecast for Revelstoke Mountain Resort and do not grade or correct it. Six winters of NWS-against-SNOTEL checking found forecast accuracy here turns on an unresolved snow-measurement question (settled snow depth vs. fresh snowfall), not a fixed per-mountain bias anyone can honestly correct. So we show the number NWS publishes and tell you that is what it is.
Storm History — 2025–26 Season
No storms recorded this season yet.
Local Knowledge
TGR Community IntelStorm Day Strategy
During significant storms, focus on upper mountain terrain (Stoke and above). Lower mountain terrain becomes icecoasters with exposed rocks and stumps. New snow typically skis better above Revelation line. Monitor gondola operations on cold mornings—expect 9:45-10:00 AM opening. Expect avalanche closures on South Bowl/Subpeak during powder mornings; stick to inbounds groomed terrain and established runs. In weak snowpack years, stay inbounds to avoid backcountry hazards. Post-storm conditions can have cold temperatures (-20°C alpine) that delay lift operations.
Terrain Opening Patterns
Upper Gondola (Stoke and above)
Opens: 9:45-10:00 AM
On cold mornings (-20°C alpine), gondola may not run until sun hits the haul rope. Loading typically begins around 10:00 AM once operational.
Lower mountain (below Revelation)
Opens: Variable
Lower half of mountain (halfway between Revelation and Stoke bottom) often has poor coverage with stumps, rocks, and exposed terrain.
Powder Stashes
Upper Stoke terrain
Above Stoke base area, summit elevation terrain
Primary focus area for powder skiing; consistently skied out on good snow days.
Tree terrain (specific locations unknown)
Throughout backcountry and inbounds trees
Expert skiers seek out filled-in tree runs; some locals keep favorite lines secret. Avoid cliff terrain in bowls.
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Road & Access
Trans-Canada Rogers Pass (Hwy 1)
RestrictedCONSTRUCTION (Trans-Canada Highway E · E): Utility work from Highway 1, In Revelstoke and At Alpine Lane W to Alpine Lane W, In Revelstoke and At Alpine Lane W and Trans-Canada Highway E. Starting Mon Oct 26 until Fri Nov 6. From 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM PDT, weekdays. Shoulder closed. Watch for traffic control. Last update: October 19th, 2026 at 1:25pm PDT. Speed reduction with closures up to once per day of less than 5 minutes. | CONSTRUCTION (Trans-Canada Highway W · BOTH): Construction work from Highway 1, In Revelstoke and Highway 23 South to In Revelstoke and Victoria Rd. Starting 8:00 AM PDT on Monday October 26, 2026 until 4:00 PM MST on Monday November 30, 2026. Last update: October 26th, 2026 at 9:46pm PDT. Paving Oct 26 to Nov 8. Single lane alternating traffic. Expect 20 minute delays. Columbia Rest Area closed until Nov 30. Use alternate rest area. | CONSTRUCTION (Trans-Canada Highway · BOTH): Construction work at Highway 1, Glacier National Park and At Beaver Valley Picnic Site. Starting 7:00 AM PDT on Monday October 26, 2026 until 11:59 PM MST on Friday December 11, 2026. Expect delay of 20 minutes. Last update: October 22nd, 2026 at 2:46pm PDT. Speed reduced to 50km/h. Expect intermittent holds to traffic.
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