The Selkirk mountain range is sandwiched between Golden and Revelstoke.

Roger's Pass is located in the heart of the Selkirk's.

In the Roger's Pass there is a historical average of 14 meters of snow per year.
The climate in the Selkirk's has a perfect balance for making some real deep powder skiing.

It is a temperate climate yet remains relatively cool making it
an unbelievable area for snow quality and snow depth.
The mighty Selkirk's also offer huge vertical relief from summit to valley.

It is not uncommon to ski runs of up to 1500m.
The ancient old growth trees also provide excellent glade skiing.

Glaciers are accessed in a matter of a few hours on
the skin trail from the highway.

The Selkirk's offer some of the finest and
most consistent skiing on the planet.