Patagonia’s one-of-a-kind tour, which lands on its only Canadian stop March 27-29, is a celebration of all things snow, bringing together the people who make winter our stoke-worthiest season.
In partnership with Protect Our Winters, Patagonia presents a weekend of repair clinics, ambassador presentations, mountain safety workshops and more at Revelstoke Mountain Resort. This is the final stop of the Human Powered Snow Tour, a grassroots gathering of the snow-sliding community in North America.
Patagonia ambassadors will be leading a weekend of hangouts, party laps and gear repair, plus a night of sharing stories at Revelstoke United Church and a dance party at Mountain Archives.
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The weekend kicks off with Loose Threads, a used-gear celebration at Mountain Archives featuring repair workshops and a special Patagonia snow history exhibit. The Worn Wear crew will also be at the resort all weekend, so bring along any clothes (of any brand) that need fixing.
Connor Ryan and Zahan Billimoria will present “Terrain Between My Ears,” a deep-dive discussion about risk management in the backcountry and how to enter the mountains with a naturalist mindset, and Patagonia Ambassador and Girls Do Ski founder Leah Evans will be leading an everyone-welcome meetup at the resort. And if you ask nicely, she might even share some secret stashes. Also, Nicholas Wolken will be leading a Yearning for Turning meet-up at the resort.
Come for one event, one day or the entire weekend. All proceeds will be donated to Protect Our Winters. Full details HERE.
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