Rogers Pass

📍 Glacier National Park, BC • Elevation: 1,330m

Popular Routes

Classic objectives for Rogers Pass visitors

🌲 Teddy Bear Trees

Intermediate • Tree skiing • 500m vertical
🌲 Ursus Minor Trees

Advanced • Tree skiing • 760-1150m gain • ATES Complex
🏔️ 8812 Bowl

Advanced • Alpine cirque • 1356m gain • ATES Complex
🏔️ Video Peak

Expert • Alpine face • 1280m gain • ATES Complex

Current Conditions

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Data Source: BC Hydro Caribou Creek Upper station
Updates every 30 minutes • Snow depth estimated from SWE measurements

All Routes

Complete list of documented routes in Rogers Pass. Routes are organized by terrain type. More routes coming soon.

🌲 Tree Skiing

Teddy Bear Trees

Intermediate • 500m gain • ATES Challenging
Ursus Minor Trees

Advanced • 760-1150m gain • ATES Complex
Grizzly Trees

Coming soon
Cougar Trees

Coming soon

🏔️ Alpine

8812 Bowl

Advanced • 1356m gain • ATES Complex
Video Peak

Expert • 1280m gain • ATES Complex
Balu Pass

Coming soon
Hermit

Coming soon
Swiss Peak

Coming soon
Avalanche Crest

Coming soon

🧊 Glacier / Technical

Asulkan Glacier

Coming soon
Illecillewaet Glacier

Coming soon

🎿 Beginner-Friendly

Loop Brook

Coming soon
Asulkan Valley Trail

Coming soon

More routes coming: We're actively adding more Rogers Pass routes including Lily-Dome Traverse, Cheops, Young's Peak, and many more classic objectives.

About Rogers Pass

Rogers Pass is world-famous for its deep snow and challenging terrain. Located in Glacier National Park, it offers incredible backcountry skiing with routes ranging from mellow tree runs to serious alpine objectives. The area receives massive snowfall and has a rich history of ski mountaineering. Always check avalanche conditions before heading out - this is serious terrain that demands respect and proper training.