Here you will find information related to the development of the Revelstoke Mountain Resort, including:

Overview:

OPENED DECEMBER 22, 2007

Every year, more than 8,000 helicopter and snowcat skiers from around the world flock to Revelstoke, British Columbia, attracted by its perfect powder and varied alpine terrain. Soon there will be another way to the top. Upon completion of Revelstoke Mountain Resort, over 20 lifts and more than 100 ski and snowboard runs will be created, transforming the area into a world-class resort. The $1-billion, four-season resort will be completed over 15 years and will include over 5,000 new housing units (1,500 resort condominiums, 2,000 hotel suites, 850 townhomes and 550 single-family lots), as well as more than 500,000 square feet of commercial and retail space, plus a signature golf course.

The 2007/08 season will open with 4,700 vertical feet; a new Leitner-Poma
high-speed quad lift and eight-passenger gondola; a renovated and expanded day lodge with restaurant, deck, retail, and rentals; and 27 gladed and groomed trails, open bowls, and steep chutes. Once additional gondolas and chairlifts are completed in the winter of 2008/09, Revelstoke will also boast North America's longest vertical descent (and the fourth-longest in the world): 6,000 feet of lift-serviced vertical.

The acquisition of Selkirk Tangiers Helicopter Skiing and CAT Powder Skiing makes the resort a one-stop destination for lift, snowcat, and helicopter skiing. Selkirk Tangiers Helicopter Skiing is located in the heart of the world's best heli-skiing. Two impressive mountain ranges, the Selkirks and the Monashees, provide unmatched terrain. Unique snow conditions and mild climate provide great powder December through April. Selkirk Tangiers boasts over 500,000 acres of terrain with over 200 established runs.

2007 welcomes the launch of Revelstoke Cat Skiing, offering access to untracked terrain and world-renowned powder skiing in the legendary Selkirks. Snowcats will take skiers and boarders to all levels of terrain, from wide-open bowls, to steep chutes and cornices.

www.revelstokemountainresort.com 

 
Official Community Plan:

• OCP Amendment for the Mount MacKenzie Resort
  (Bylaw No. 1832)
  (96KB PDF Document)
   
• Appendix 1 - Resort Development Plan (June 2006)
  (2MB PDF Document)
   
• Appendix 2 - Water Reservoir Access (June 2006)
  (268KB PDF Document)
   
• Map A - Resort Lands (June 2006)
  (758KB PDF Document)
   
• Map B - Land Use Designations (June 2006)
  (734KB PDF Document)

  
News Releases:

• Revelstoke Mountain Resort Announces New Addition To Management Team (Feb 8, 2007)
  (Pamela Groberman Media & Public Relations Inc.)
   
• North America’s Longest Skiable Vertical Is Coming (Jan 16, 2007)
  (Pamela Groberman Media & Public Relations Inc.)
   
• $270 Million All Season Resort For Revelstoke (Dec 7, 2004)
  (Lands & Water BC)
   
• BACKGROUNDER - Mount MacKenzie Resort Development / Expansion (Dec 7, 2004)
  (Lands & Water BC)

All of the following links go to large PDF documents. Please be patient while downloading, it may take some time before the documents appear. Use the zoom control to see the details of these PDF Documents.

Socio-Economic and Land Use Assessment of Potential Impacts of the Proposed Mount Mackenzie Expansion Plan - Final Report
(2.5MB PDF Document)

  
Mt. MacKenzie Draft Master Plan

• Section 1 Executive Summary
  (14.3MB PDF Document)
   
• CASP Process
  (0.343MB PDF Document)
   
• Mount Mackenzie Cutting Schedule
   
• Mt Mackenzie Master Plan with Development
  (2.1MB PDF Document)
   
• Mt Mackenzie Master Plan w Ortho Photography
  (1.5MB PDF Document)
   
• Mt Mackenzie Phasing Plan
  (1.5MB PDF Document)
   
• Mt Mackenzie Master Plan
  (2.7MB PDF Document)
   
• Phasing Diagram
  (5.3MB PDF Document)
   
• Neighborhood Character
  (2.1MB PDF Document)
   
• Upper / Lower Villages
  (5.6MB PDF Document)
   
• Village Sections
  (1.8MB PDF Document)
   
• Land Use Diagram
  (5.2MB PDF Document)
   
• Lower Village Land Use
  (4.9MB PDF Document)

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The Revelstoke Mountain Resort website has now opened to the public:

www.revelstokemountainresort.com
 

 
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