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Planning Your Trip to Revelstoke: A New Sledder’s Ultimate Guide
From avalanche preparedness to finding the best spots to relax after your ride, Revelstoke offers everything you need for the perfect snowmobiling trip. So gear up, enjoy the trails, and experience the ultimate sledder’s paradise!
It flies! -The history of the Yeti and other snow cameras
What are the conditions like? How's the visibility? Did it snow? These are commonly asked questions however as most of our riders know the Columbia Valley is vast and with two significant riding areas, Boulder and Frisby, the terrain is almost limitless. Across the...
A day in the life of the RSC
Ever wonder what goes on behind the scenes? Your trail fees and membership dues fund more than just grooming. In exchange we supply services like grooming and waste removal, maintain infrastructure such as emergency shelters, trails and outhouses and employ more than...
Revelstoke Snowmobile Club Announces Amber Lane as New Executive Director
Revelstoke, BC - March 6, 2024 - The Revelstoke Snowmobile Club proudly announces the promotion of Amber Lane to the position of Executive Director. With her extensive experience and unwavering dedication to the Club's mission, Amber steps into this leadership role...
Highlighting the Impact: A Significant Snowmobiling Expedition with RSC
In January, we were honoured to host a distinguished group for a ride up Boulder Mountain. This included Mel Arnold MP, Mayor of Revelstoke Gary Sulz, Revelstoke City Councillors Tim Stapenhurst and Austin Luciow, and representatives from the BC Snowmobile Federation...
Our Values and Mission Statement
At the core of what we do are our values. This is how we base our strategic decisions which shape the future of the club. While the membership owns the club, the directors steer the helm in a direction that shapes its future. Below are the values that shape our club...
Daily Trail Fees & Membership dollars, what’s the difference?
Welcome to the heart of snowmobiling, the Revelstoke Snowmobile Club (RSC)! As a not-for-profit society in partnership with Recreation Sites and Trails BC, we take pride in maintaining 150km of trails, two staging areas, and emergency shelters on Boulder Mountain and...
2024 boulder inspired merch!
We are so excited to roll out our new design created by local artist Benji Lowclass, a Graphic Designer and Illustrator. He grew up in Oshawa, Ontario, and made the move to Revelstoke BC in 2014. A little bit of Benji can be found all over Revelstoke from the Big Bear...
2023-24 Events
Excitement is building up for our 2023-24 season at the Revelstoke Snowmobile Club! This year is filled with 4 events to excite and entertain you. Keep an eye out for these upcoming events this season and mark your calendar for an incredible opportunity to win prizes...
Congratulations to Tim Patz, our Volunteer of the Year!
After much deliberation, the Revelstoke Snowmobile Club is pleased to congratulate Tim Patz as our Volunteer of the Year! We cannot express how appreciative we are of his hard work and dedication, showing up for every volunteer opportunity we had (Disclaimer: Tim was...
RSC Featured Rider: Ryan Unrau
Meet Ryan Unrau! Ryan's been an RSC member for the last two years, moving from riding on the prairies to big mountain riding in Revy. How long have you been riding and where did you start? Been riding on the Alberta praires since about the age of 5. Turned 12 and...
What’s your story?
Calling all members: We want to hear your story! Share what you love about sledding for a chance to be featured on our website and social media.
Frisby Ridge Caribou Closure Repealed
British Columbia Snowmobile Federation, Keremeos BC — The BC Snowmobile Federation (BCSF) in partnership with the Revelstoke Snowmobile Club (RSC) and the BC Ministry of Forests would like to announce the repeal of the Frisby Ridge Caribou closure effective...
The History of Revelstoke Snowmobile Club Events
We are now in the middle of the Revelstoke Snowmobile Club Event season, with the 30th Annual Family Day having taken place on February 19, and the Annual Vintage Ride coming up on Saturday, March 5. Events have a long history at the Club, dating back to when we first...
What the warm weather means for the trails
What does the warm weather mean for the trails? Unusually mild temperatures and rain in Revelstoke are having an impact on the Boulder and Frisby trails. As most of you can probably understand, when the weather gets mild like this, the snowpack on our trails turns to...
The History of the Frisby Ridge Cabin
Did you know, the Frisby Ridge Cabin wasn't always part of the Revelstoke Snowmobile Club? Originally, the cabin was used by the local cross country ski club who held the special use permit for Frisby Ridge. When the ski club chose not to renew its permit, the...
The Frisby Ridge Caribou Closure
When it comes to the Club’s voluntary caribou closures, the most important thing to note is that non-compliance could result in the expansion of current closure areas or the permanent closure of entire mountains. Revelstoke Snowmobile Club's involvement with mountain...
Overnight Camping is Prohibited
Following a few questions about camping in the Boulder and Frisby parking lots recently, we wanted to make sure we’re all on the same page. As per Revelstoke Snowmobile Club’s agreement with Recreation Sites and Trails BC, camping in the Boulder and Frisby parking...
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