Boulder Mountain

Overview

Known for its rugged terrain, sweeping views, and easy accessibility, Boulder Mountain draws mountain bikers and snowmobilers alike.

With expertly maintained trails that cut through the interior rainforest zone, Boulder offers challenging routes, thrilling descents, and unbeatable powder come winter. It’s a go-to spot for locals and visitors looking for heart-pounding adventure, just a stone's throw, west of town.

SEASONAL UPDATE

Mountain Biking.

Access to boulder trails by Sisyphus Climb Trail only. Jordan FSR is still snow covered after the 3k pit and closed to drive traffic. Snow-free trails include Detention Centre, Loggin' Leftovers, lower Gravy Bacon, and lower Boondocker.

Snowmobiling.

Parking at 3km for Jordan FSR. See the Revelstoke Snowmobile Club's Instagram for most up-to-date conditions.

Loggin Leftovers, Boulder Mountain | P Laura Szanto

Mountain Biking

Boulder is the mecca for downhill riding in Revelstoke with a couple of intermediate trails and plenty of difficult and extreme tech and jump lines. A climb trail Sisyphus was built in 2023 with extensions in the years to come.

Access

Access from Westside Rd, turn onto Jordan FSR. The Jordan is an active resource road with heavy logging and gravel truck traffic. 2-way radios are required.

Trails

Warm up on Loggin Leftovers, then head up to the top and discover the classic Boondocker trail that funnels into the Detention Centre.

Trail Feature

Detention Centre

Looking to practice your drops and jump skills? The Detention Centre is a great place to get comfortable on the woodwork. Begin at the powerlines.

Blue Trail: Loggin Leftovers

Practice your skills with one chute and two small drops.

Black Trail: Boondocker

There are a couple big jump hits, two larger drops, two cheese wedges, a table top or gap jump, and two boner logs. Pre-ride before you ride!

Explore the trails

Boulder Mountain | Detention Centre | P Tom Poole

Snowmobiling

Boulder Mountain is legendary for snowmobiling, attracting riders from across Canada and beyond for its deep powder and challenging terrain. Managed by the Revelstoke Snowmobile Club, the area offers top-notch facilities and regularly groomed trails to ensure optimal conditions.

Access & Permits

The main staging area is located at 4177 Westside Road. Stop in at the Welcome Centre to learn more about the area. Head to the ticket book to purchase your day pass. A day pass or membership with the club is required to ride, supporting the maintenance and grooming of the trails.

Area Highlights

Sugar Bowl: A favorite spot for advanced riders with plenty of opportunities for technical climbing and powdery descents.
Boulder Cabin: Located on the mountain, this cabin offers a warm-up spot with stellar views and a chance to connect with other riders.

Grooming Updates.

Providers

Revelstoke Snowmobile Club

Established in 1968, the Revelstoke Snowmobile Club is one of the oldest and largest registered clubs in the province. Find the latest info on grooming, conditions, and riding areas.

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(250) 837-3325 4177 Westside Rd, Revelstoke, BC V0E 2S0

Revelstoke Cycling Association

We manage over 150 km of trails spanning four mountains, facilitate events to get all bikers to explore them, and act as a multi-faceted voice for cycling in our community and beyond. If riding in Revelstoke, consider donating or purchasing a membership!

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