moderate
1–5 days
Suitable for backcountry enthusiasts in moderate physical condition able to handle snow travel
Gear up for winter backcountry in Revelstoke with Great Canadian Tours’ Avalanche Gear Airbag Package. Rent a high-performance airbag pack plus shovel, probe, and beacon for one to five days and stay safer in the snow.
From CA$70 | 1-5 Day Rental | Ages 19+ to rent
Experience the thrill of backcountry adventures with the Avalanche Gear Airbag Package. This rental includes a Highmark Airbag Backpack, shovel, probe, and beacon, ensuring your safety while exploring. Enjoy flexible rental durations from one to five days, perfect for any winter escapade. Prepare for unforgettable moments in the snow!
Avalanche Gear Airbag Package
1 Day Rental - CA$70 2 Day Rental - CA$140 3 Day Rental - CA$210 4 Day Rental - CA$280 5 Day Rental - CA$350
1-5 Day Rental
Pick up between 8.30am and 9.30am - Return before 4:30 pm. Late returns subject to $70.00/hour fee
A damage deposit of $1000 required as a pre-authorization on a credit card.
Valid identification required, min age 19 with valid driver’s license
Familiarize yourself with airbag deployment and beacon operation to reduce response time in an emergency.
Avalanche conditions can change rapidly; consult local bulletins before venturing into backcountry areas.
Layer effectively to manage moisture and temperature variations during cold-weather excursions.
Late returns incur fees; ensure you know pick-up and drop-off windows to avoid extra charges.
Revelstoke has a rich mountaineering history dating back to the early 20th century, with a strong local culture of winter sports.
Local groups and outfitters actively promote Leave No Trace ethics to preserve sensitive alpine ecosystems and snowpack integrity.
Keeps you warm and dry during cold backcountry activities.
winter specific
Increases survival odds during an avalanche by helping you stay near the surface.
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Critical for pinpointing buried avalanche victims quickly.
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Necessary for digging out avalanche debris or building emergency shelters.
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