Explore Revelstoke with Mammut Beacon Rentals: Flexible Adventure Gear for Every Outdoor Enthusiast
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
Varies by trip (1-7 days)
Fitness Level
Good fitness recommended for backcountry travel requiring endurance and strength
Overview
Gear up for your Revelstoke adventure with Mammut Beacon Rentals—offering flexible, reliable avalanche safety equipment for backcountry enthusiasts. Discover why this trusted rental service is a must for exploring British Columbia’s rugged wilds safely.
Mammut Beacon Rentals
Starting at CA$25 • Ages 21+ to rent • 1-7 Day Rentals
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About This Adventure
Experience the thrill of adventure with our flexible rental options! Choose from one to seven days of fun, with convenient pick-up and return times. Ensure you're ready for excitement, as a valid driver’s license is required. Don’t miss out on this unique opportunity to explore at your own pace!
Always come prepared!
Rates
- One Day Rental: CA$25
- Two Day Rental: CA$50
- Three Day Rental: CA$75
- Four Day Rental: CA$100
- Five Day Rental: CA$125
- Six Day Rental: CA$150
- One Week Rental: CA$175
About
- Pick up between 8:30am and 9:30am - Return before 4:30 pm. Late returns subject to $70.00/hour fee
A deposit of $500 is required as a pre-authorization on a credit card.
Valid identification required, min age 21 with valid driver’s license
Adventure Tips
Always test your beacon before heading out
Perform a functionality check on your avalanche beacon each time you use it to ensure it’s transmitting and receiving signals correctly.
Pack a partner and practice rescue drills
Never venture into avalanche terrain alone; practicing beacon search and rescue with your group improves safety.
Know the current avalanche forecast
Check local avalanche bulletins daily, especially in soft and deep snow seasons to avoid hazardous conditions.
Carry complementary safety gear
In addition to your beacon, bring a probe and shovel for full avalanche rescue readiness.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Mountain goats
- Clark’s nutcracker
History
Revelstoke’s legacy as a mountain town dates back to 1885, with its roots in railways and logging shaping its outdoor culture.
Conservation
Local organizations emphasize Leave No Trace principles and avalanche education to protect the fragile mountain environment and visitor safety.
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Adventure Hotspots in Revelstoke
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Avalanche beacon
Critical for locating and being located during an avalanche.
winter specific
Probe
Essential for pinpointing buried victims under snow.
winter specific
Shovel
Needed for digging out avalanche victims quickly and effectively.
winter specific
Layered clothing
Necessary to stay warm and dry during cold backcountry excursions.
winter specific