Revelstoke 2026 Schedule
New this season: We’ll have a clinic offered at Nakusp and a weekly strong intermediate/advanced course. We’ve also added steeps clinics at Boulder to our schedule! Want other specific clinics? Message us.
Our team is looking forward to sharing their knowledge and passion with you!
Beginner
Experienced Beginner
Intermediate
Strong Intermediate
Advanced
view your program here!
Please note that to participate in a weekly, you are required to have a membership with Revelstoke Cycling Association
Beginner programs
Intro to Mountain Bike
- Wednesday, June 3rd (Note: date has changed from our previous schedule)
Private lessons are also available
We offer 1:1 sessions as well as group sessions for up to six friends. All our programs can be conducted in a private setting
Experienced Beginner programs
Weekly Courses:
- Monday, June 1st to 22nd (Note: date has changed from our previous schedule)
- Wednesday, July 8th to 29th
Weekend
- July 11th
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Intermediate PROGRAMS
Weekly Courses:
- Monday, May 25th to June 15th
Weekend
- May 16th & 17th (Nakusp)
- June 6th & 7th (Revelstoke)
Revelstoke Mountain Resort Clinics
- Cornering Focus Saturday, June 20th | 10am-1pm
- Cornering & Flow Saturday, August 8th
STRONG INTERMEDIATE PROGRAMS
Weekly
- Tuesday, June 2nd to 23rd
Weekend
- June 6th & 7th
Steep Clinic at Boulder
- Saturday, May 30th | 10am–1pm
Drops & Jumps
- Sunday May 17th (Nakusp)
Revelstoke Mountain Resort Clinics
- Saturday, June 20th | 10am–1pm (lower mountain only)
- Saturday, August 8th | Full Day
Strong Intermediate/ Advanced PROGRAMS
These programs are great for those who have taken strong intermediate course and would like to keep improving their skills!
Weekly Courses:
- Thursday, June 4th to 25th
Steep/Drops Clinic Boulder
- Wednesday, June 17th
We acknowledge that we live and ride on the traditional and unceded territory of the Sinixt people — a land also known to the Secwepemc, Okanagan Sylix, and Ktunaxa First Nations throughout its history.