Backcountry Skiing in Rogers Pass



Top three reasons to backcountry ski in Rogers Pass
Deep powder, big vertical and unparalleled amounts of snow
Renowned for its easy access to fresh, untracked champagne powder
Descents a mile long, draw in skiers and splitboarders from all over the world
Rogers Pass is renowned for its easy access to fresh, untracked champagne powder. With 33 feet of snowfall dropping annually and around 140 slide paths open for backcountry use, the complex terrain, expansive tree skiing, and descents a mile long, draw in skiers and splitboarders from all over the world. Whether you’re looking for a fun, challenging day of ski touring or an advanced backcountry adventure, the Selkirk Mountains will deliver the experience of a lifetime. If you want to know more about backcountry skiing in Rogers Pass, read about Where to Find The Best Backcountry Skiing in Rogers Pass written by Greg Hill – ACMG Ski Guide extraordinaire and emission free adventurer.
Season
December to April
Duration
Book as many days as you want
Nearest city
Rogers Pass is between Revelstoke and Golden — both about an hour away
Skill level
Intermediate to advanced