Powder Highway Premiere: Revelstoke, Selkirks and Kicking Horse
“We’re back in British Columbia for the ultimate Powder Highway experience. Over four epic days you’ll sample everything that makes this region legendary—bottomless powder, untamed terrain, and descents you’ll talk about for years. From Revelstoke and Kicking Horse resorts to a day with the world-class heli-skiing outfit Selkirk Tangiers, this is the definitive BC ski adventure.” – Viktor Marohnic
January 20-25, 2026, Price per person $2,100-10,050 USD
Adventure Highlights
Ski with locals — Legendary local skiers as your personal guides.
4 Epic Ski Disciplines — Resort, heli, cat, and backcountry skiing—all in one trip.
Heli-Ski Deep in the Selkirks — Access untouched powder in high-alpine terrain.
Revelstoke’s Best Runs — Lap playful, powder-filled terrain all day long.
Backcountry on Rogers Pass — Iconic touring in Canada’s most revered alpine zone.
Day by day
Warmup at Kicking Horse (optional)
JAN 17-20, SAT-MON
For those who feel like traveling to Canada for four days of skiing is not justified we will organize a 3-day guided trip to Kicking Horse Mountain Resort, located just half way from Calgary to Revelstoke.
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- Known for its steep chutes, deep powder, and dramatic alpine terrain, Kicking Horse is a big-mountain skier’s paradise.
- Lift-Accessed Backcountry: One of North America’s highest verticals (4,133 ft), you’ll ski aggressive terrain without the need to skin.
- Monte and his guides will tailor each day to your ability and ambition.
- This add-on is will deliver a high-impact start to an unforgettable ski journey.
- Boutique Basecamp: Stay in Golden, BC, where cozy mountain lodges and gourmet après options offer a comfortable place to refuel and reflect.
Day by day:
- Saturday 17th Jan: Arrival to Calgary and transfer to Kicking Horse
- 18-20 (Sun-Tue): Skiing at Kicking Horse with guides
- 20th Jan: Transfer to Revelstoke
Day 0: Welcome dinner & fireside talk
JANUARY 20, TUE
Evening: Arrive in Revelstoke and join us for an intimate welcome dinner. Hosts will share stories from a life spent chasing powder and deliver a personal presentation on “Why British Columbia is the Greatest Place on Earth to Ski.” A perfect mix of inspiration, local insight, and practical prep for the days ahead.
Day 1: Revelstoke Mountain Resort
JANUARY 21, WED
Morning: Dial in your gear and legs with a full day on Revelstoke Mountain Resort. Get oriented with the guides and explore the longest lift-served vertical in North America.
Lunch: Revelstoke’s best burgers and views at The Outpost, ski-in ski-out restaurant.
Evening: Unwind after your first day with a post-ski soak in the spa, optional massage therapy, and a chef-prepared dinner with the group. Enjoy local craft beers and casual conversation, covering avalanche forecasts, terrain plans, and what to expect as the adventure intensifies.
Day 2: Heli skiing in the Selkirks
JANUARY 22, THU
This is what our partner Selkirk Tangiers heli ski company has to say about skiing in Selkirk Mountain Range.
Our tenure is the largest in Revelstoke. Over 500,000 acres of deep powder, old-growth forests, and massive alpine bowls.
To put it in perspective? That’s 94 times the size of Vail.
More space means more untouched lines, more first descents, and more room to roam.
And here is our schedule…
Morning: Early pick‑up in Revelstoke; head to a heli‑ski operation headquarters. Aim for multiple “drops” into expansive alpine bowls and powder chutes. Guides will manage terrain choice based on conditions and your goals.
Lunch: Backcountry spread—powder breaks with avalanche‑aware transitions.
Afternoon: Return via heli for more runs.
Evening: Relax in town, enjoy a hearty meal, rest up.
Day 3: Backcountry skiing at Mount Macpherson “The Fingers”
JANUARY 23, FRI
Morning: Begin with a short scenic transfer to Mount Macpherson, where the dramatic ridgelines known as “The Fingers” await. Ascent by skinning through sheltered forest transitions into open glacier-fed bowls.
Midday: Reach your drop-in point along a narrow finger of the ridge. From here, enjoy one of Revelstoke’s steepest, most technical descents—fresh powder, tight lines, and the kind of exposure that whispers exhilaration.
Afternoon: Return for more laps. The guides tailor each line to your ambition and current snow conditions, balancing adrenaline with flow and finesse.
Evening: Back in Revelstoke, for a post-ski dinner.
Day 4: Backcountry skiing at Rogers Pass
JANUARY 24, SAT
Morning: Drive to Rogers Pass (within Glacier National Park). Our hosts and guides lead a ski touring tour into iconic alpine terrain he knows well as a guide and local expert.
Ascent: Skin up into alpine bowls—expect sustained climbs followed by thrilling descents.
Lunch: Mid‑summit picnic.
Afternoon: Big‑vertical ski descents and some sidetrip lines if conditions allow.
Evening: Wrap‑up with après in Revelstoke, swap stories, and reflect on the week’s highlights over a celebratory meal.
Meet your hosts
Greg is a certified Canadian ski and hiking guide who has skied extensively around the world, and has actually skied more than two million vertical feet in a single year! He’s set world records, including skiing 50,100 vertical feet in 24 hours, pioneered epic traverses, and completed countless first descents in Canada’s Columbia Mountains. National Geographic recognized him as one of their “14 Amazing Adventurers,” and his award-winning film The Unbearable Lightness of Skiing was featured at the Banff International Film Festival. To date, he has summited and skied nearly 200 mountains—a life dedicated to exploration, endurance, and leaving fresh tracks where few have gone before.
Monte is an ACMG/IFMGA Mountain Guide based in Squamish, BC. After earning an engineering degree, he left the desk job behind to pursue guiding, avalanche forecasting, and film safety full-time. Monte has climbed and skied worldwide—from Patagonia to Japan—and frequently explores new adventures. Close to home, he’s experienced spots like the Bugaboos, Rockies, and Yosemite. A passionate gear enthusiast, Monte also tests and reviews the latest outdoor equipment.
