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Frisby Ridge Area
Caribou Closure
Please note that there are areas closed to
snowmobiling on Frisby, Sale and Keystone
riding areas for Mountain Caribou. The
closures are in effect from January 1st to
April 15th inclusive. The Revelstoke Snowmobile Club and the Snowmobile Revelstoke
Society promote environ-mental stewardship.
CLOSURE
CARIBOU
Another popular area. Turn off the Trans-Canada
Highway, 0.6 km west of town, and travel to the main
Boulder/Frisby parking area approx. 2 km on Westside Road.
The new Streeter Street trail connects the parking lot with
Frisby Ridge and Boulder Mountain. Alternative parking is
available at the foot of Frisby Ridge near Glacier House
Resort. Marked trails lead 20 kms to the new Feldinger
Cabin, and 144 sq. km of alpine riding areas. Frisby is a scenic
north-south ridge ride. New signage markers EVERY km help
to guide riders through some narrow ridges 10 km past the
cabin. 25 km of non-groomed forest road lead north along
Lake Revelstoke. Riding altitude: 4500 - 6500 ft.
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ALPINE TRAIL - Nongroomed
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RIDING AREA
CLOSURE AREA - No Riding
CABIN
MAIN PARKING AREA
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Best Operating Practices
in Wildlife Habitat
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The closed areas are well marked. Do not ride in areas
designated as closed to snowmobiling. Please watch for and
obey all posted signs.
If wildlife is encountered, refrain from approaching. Stay
on your snowmobile. If wildlife is encountered on a road or
designated trail, turn off the engine and remain on your sled.
Wait until the wildlife have moved off the road or trail before
continuing and make every effort to stay as far away from
wildlife as safely possible.
If wildlife is encountered in a play area, do not approach.
Shut down your machine to give the animal(s) a chance to
move away, then leave the area and refrain from riding
within sight of the wildlife.
If wildlife tracks are observed, don't follow the tracks. It’s
okay to take photographs of wildlife if form a respectful and
safe distance.
Boulder Mountain Area
Revelstoke’s most popular riding area. Turn off the TransCanada Highway, 0.6 km west of town, and travel to the
main Boulder/Frisby parking area approx. 2 km on Westside
Road. From the parking lot, over 50+ km of groomed trails
lead to 84 sq. km. of alpine riding areas. Boulder offers terrain
for ALL riding abilities. Large open bowls with easy access,
and great views for the family. Long hill-climbs for the more
experienced riders. The Revelstoke Snowmobile Club
maintains a day cabin, at the terminus of the three main
trails: Bezanson, Veideman, and Kirkup. Major trails are
marked by club members, as well as prominent landmarks
and junctions. There is a Guest book at the cabin, we urge
you to sign in and out. Riding altitude: 5000 - 7000 ft.
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Keystone Basin
Fast becoming a popular area, it is 52 km north on Highway 23.
Parking is limited. This area is not groomed at this time, but may
be in the future. This is a very large area, for more experienced
riders. Extra gas is a must. Avalanche equipment is recommended.
Large bowls and very long climbs abound. This is a remote region,
pack gear accordingly. Watch for caribou, and respect their space.
There is a Forestry cabin in the eastern area, please sign in, and
keep it tidy. Riding altitude: 5500 - 8000 ft.
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This is a small, but popular area 18 km north of Revelstoke on Highway 23. Parking is limited on the Highway, use caution. A road leads
to the top of the mountain, which allows early and late season access to the snow. There is a B.C. Hydro Communications tower at the top.
This is Private Property, please respect it, and do not go near it. The mountain is a TENURED area, which means limited access to sledding.
Signage shows that Nordic skiers, and Selkirk Tangiers Heli-skiing uses areas South of the tower. Also, this area borders a National Park to
the south. No riding in Park areas is allowed. Riding altitude: 4000 - 7000 ft.
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