Has anyone here ever skied Revelstoke?

I looked at their site and they don't have group tours yet..probably have to wait for next season. 1 guide.
 
I went 2 years ago. Yes its a bitch getting there..yes AIr Canada sux..yes its worth going. Its pretty much 4000 vert of tree skiing on top of 2000 vert of runout.
Went back in 2013! This is pretty accurate, although unless we were heading in, we spent all of our time on the Ripper or Stoke chairs...so more like 2000 vert with a 3500 runout! Lower half of the mountain was not in great shape and had rain one day (top had snow).

The highlight for me was the hike up to Sub Peak then skiing South Bowl, Jalapeno, and then ripping an approx. 4000' cruiser down the bottom! (total elevation of 5997')

Picture is from halfway down Jalapeno:
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Excellent thank you. I will have to sign up for this. I take it that it is per person. We have a fairly big group going. 7 people. 4 adults 3 kids.
I don’t know anything about Revelstoke. However, if you have a group who all wanted to do such a tour together, see if they have an option for a private guide. Splitting the daily cost amongst your group could be cheaper than the per person group rate, and you don’t have to be grouped with strangers.
 
That is a private guided 2 day tour..if they still have it ..its the best thing you can do.
it is per person but 200 bucks each for 2 full days is the deal of the century.
I used to book a level 9 lesson at JH..only 1 or 2 people would show up..so..private guide for the day for the price of a group lesson. tip him 100.00 and there ya go.
 
You are going to have to elaborate on that one. $200 per person, for a private guide, for two days? There must be a minimum group size requirement?
 
I used to book a level 9 lesson at JH..only 1 or 2 people would show up..so..private guide for the day for the price of a group lesson. tip him 100.00 and there ya go.
Yeah, I’ve done the same a few places. Did it at Whiteface, ended up one on one, after that we booked Bill for a number of family privates. Trip to Snowbird this year worked out great. Lodging and lift package included a group lesson, ended up with their $200+ mountain experience guided skiing. Others in the group, but it was great to cut lines on an 18 inch powder day.

Best one was at Squaw. Lift ticket alone was like $150. Lift ticket plus full day group lesson was about $200. Storm chasing (which is a bad idea at Squaw), so everything was closed except the K-T chair. Not a bad chair to be stuck on all day, btw. So, expert lesson, other than me one girl shows up, it’s her second year skiing, she thinks she needs an expert lesson at Squaw...:ROFLMAO:. Anywho, we take a run and in short order the instructor is radioing down that they are going to need another instructor to split us up. Turns out there was a Tahoe local, who is one of their North Face Mountain Guides, kid competed skier-cross for Canada in the Vancouver Olympics....anyway, he was about to leave because his client didn’t show up that day. So, with essentially one lift available, lines out the wazoo, I get to cut lines and tear up the place with a local/Olympian, all for a super cheap group lesson rate....plus I bought him lunch, beers, and gave him a very nice tip. Skied stuff I never would’ve found on my own, hit the Fingers with him....great day. Beers with him at the Chamois, telling his buddies he’d never seen anyone billy-goat the Fingers as well as I did (not really a compliment, I know), was pretty cool.

Expert lessons work well sometimes. Always worth checking a resorts ski school page for deals!
 
When I did it 3 years ago we ended up with 5 of us for 200.00 a piece for 2 days. not sure of a minimum but its probably 4.
 
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