Our Team

Eriks Suchovs
General Manager / Lead Ski Guide

With STHS for 34 years.

Hometown: Revelstoke, BC

What do you enjoy most about working at STHS? Providing guests with a remarkable experience and working with employees who enjoy what they’re doing!

How long have you been guiding? Where did you do your training? 30+ years in and around Revelstoke mostly.

Tell us about yourself! Happily married for 20+ years with 2 teenage kids, Andreas and Chloe.

What’s your favourite run at STHS? Tangiers Glacier (Selkirks North)

Fun fact you’d like to share with guests? I have a business degree and I am originally from Latvia.

Dave Pehowich
Operations Manager / Lead Ski Guide

With STHS for 18 years.

Hometown: Kamloops, BC

What do you enjoy most about working at STHS? I love the staff! And our tenure has some of the best terrain in the industry.

How long have you been guiding? Where did you do your training? I started working for STHS in 1996 as a ski tech/tail guide. I went to Thompson Rivers University and was in the first graduating class of the Adventure Travel Guide program.

Describe your guiding experience: Early in my career I guided many, many weeks of ski touring throughout the Selkirk & Monashee mountains, with Selkirk Lodge and Battle Abby being my favourites.

Tell us about yourself! I’m married with two young buys who love to play hockey and ski. Mountain biking, fly fishing, and paddle boarding take up most of my spare time. My wife and I own two businesses: a stand up paddle board shop & tour/rental company based in Revelstoke, as well as a ski run development company called Fine Line which glades ski runs for heli, cat, touring and lift resort operations.

What’s your favourite run at STHS? Rad Trees (Selkirks South)

Fun fact you’d like to share with guests? I love to lace up the skates and play in the local men’s hockey league when I’m not guiding. I also coach both of my kids’ hockey teams!

Darek Glowacki
Guiding Manager / Lead Ski Guide

With STHS for 12 years.

Hometown: Bielsko-Biala, Poland

What do you enjoy most about working at STHS? The incredible ski terrain and working with great friends!

How long have you been guiding? Where did you do your training? Canadian trained IFMGA Mountain Guide

Describe your guiding experience: Mountaineer and rock climbing guide in the summer, heli ski guide in the winter.

Tell us about yourself!  I have a beautiful and tolerant wife plus two super funny kids who look like me. What more could you ask for!

What’s your favourite run at STHS? Gotta be Double Trouble (Selkirks South)

Fun fact you’d like to share with guests? Come ski with me and find out…

Alex Nadeau
Guiding Supervisor / Lead Ski Guide

With STHS for 13 years.

Hometown: Montreal, QC

What do you enjoy most about working at STHS? The skiing and the team!

How long have you been guiding? Where did you do your training? 13 years of guiding, mostly around Revelstoke, BC.

Describe your guiding experience: Three years of cat ski guiding prior to working for STHS, and I usually do some ski-tour guiding each year also.

Tell us about yourself! I have a beautiful partner, Mireille, who also works for STHS. We have two sons, Maurice and Artur. They both love skiing and hockey!

What’s your favourite run at STHS? Alex, of course!

Andre Normandeau
Lead Ski Guide

With STHS for 33 years.

Hometown: Golden, BC (via Quebec!)

What do you enjoy most about working at STHS? The skiing and the staff interaction.

How long have you been guiding? Where did you do your training? Mainly in the Canadian Rockies and Selkirks.

Describe your guiding experience: I helped pioneer and develop the Selkirk Lodge along with the terrain around the Albert Canyon area.

Tell us about yourself! I work in carpentry and love riding my bike on backcountry roads in the summer. I am religious about playing disc golf every Thursday. Tammy, my wife works as a school bus (cheese wagon) driver and we enjoy hiking with our dog, Lexus on the single track biking trails near our home.

What’s your favourite run at STHS? Tangiers Glacier always excites me! (Selkirks North)

Fun fact you’d like to share with guests? I love being chased down my favourite ski lines at STHS.

Dave Sproule
Lead Ski Guide

With STHS for 13 years.

Hometown: Revelstoke via North Vancouver, BC

What do you enjoy most about working at STHS? Amazing team and endless terrain with so much variety.

How long have you been guiding? Where did you do your training? Guiding for 15+ years. Trained in the mountains of Western Canada and the USA.

Describe your guiding experience: Started out ski touring, cat skiing and heli skiing at various operations in BC before finally finding the place where I wanted to settle into (STHS). I spent a season heli skiing and ski touring in Mt. Cook, New Zealand. I do some instructional rope courses in the Spring.

Tell us about yourself! My wife and I have been together for 20+ years and have two amazing clones, 12 and 10 years old who are into everything! We also have a new puppy and an old cat. Oh, and a resident black bear who loves to eat our garden!

What’s your favourite run at STHS? Tree run – Magicline. High alpine – Southern Justice

Fun fact you’d like to share with guests? I like to have FUN! I also enjoy skiing runs that I’ve personally gladed as part of our off-season tenure maintenance, or new unskied runs that still exist in our very large tenure.

Dave Scott
Lead Ski Guide

With STHS for 11 years.

Hometown: Innisfail, Alberta

What do you enjoy most about working at STHS? The people I get to work with! What a great bunch. Also skiing in the Selkirks.

How long have you been guiding? Where did you do your training? I have worked as a heliski guide since 1993 and been certified as an IFMGA Mountain Guide since 1996. I have also spent many years alpine guiding and ski touring.

Describe your guiding experience: I moved to Revelstoke in 1989 to work on a government highways avalanche control job. I then worked for CMH from 1993 until 2006.

Tell us about yourself! I have two daughters aged 17 and 21. My wife Julie and I are new “empty-nesters’, missing our girls but looking forward to more sailing and travelling adventures in the off-season!

What’s your favourite run at STHS? Too many! Rad, Primo, Outsolation, Montana, Silver Dollar and more!

Fun fact you’d like to share with guests? I think about powder skiing almost as much as I think about sailing, and I think about sailing a LOT.

Sylvain Hebert
Lead Ski Guide

With STHS for 20 years.

Hometown: Revelstoke, BC via Quebec

What do you enjoy most about working at STHS? Being able to sleep in my own home every night!

How long have you been guiding? Where did you do your training? 25+ years of guiding. I trained mostly while working with the avalanche control team in Rogers Pass.

Describe your guiding experience: Blended! A diverse mix of heli, cat, ski touring, teaching avalanche and guiding courses, as well as industrial avalanche work for the transportation and mining industries.

What’s your favourite run at STHS? Mind Boggler (Selkirks North)

Pierre Gagnon
Lead Ski Guide

With STHS for 12 years.

Hometown: Revelstoke, BC via Quebec

What do you enjoy most about working at STHS? Heli skiing in one of the best tenure areas in the world.

How long have you been guiding? Where did you do your training? Guiding since 2005. Trained all over BC and Alberta and well as Europe and South America.

Describe your guiding experience: 11 years heli skiing. Ski touring guide in South America for four seasons. Many ski touring weeks guiding in BC’s great backcountry lodges.

Tell us about yourself! I have a lovely wife named Elodie, and we have two kids, Gael and Fae. We also have a dog called Cimba.

What’s your favourite run at STHS? Too many to have a favourite. Tangiers Glacier is spectacular. 1,800m from alpine peak to old growth forest in valley bottom. Outsulation also has amazing tree skiing.

Fun fact you’d like to share with guests? I learned to ski on a 300m vertical ski hill!

Quinn Castillo
Lead Ski Guide

With STHS for 10 years.

Hometown: Salmon Arm, BC

What do you enjoy most about working at STHS? Great staff, great guests, great skiing!

How long have you been guiding? Where did you do your training? Guide training done mostly around Yamnuska, Sol Mountain, Purcell Lodge and Robson Heli Magic.

Describe your guiding experience: Have been working as a guide for 13 years.

Tell us about yourself! Living in Revelstoke with my wife, Jody and our kids, Wyatt and Maelle.

What’s your favourite run at STHS? Serac (Selkirks South). Nice scenery, never lets you down.

Fun fact you’d like to share with guests? I like kite surfing, mountain biking and travelling. Plus, I have a physics degree.

John Luttrell
Lead Ski Guide

With STHS for 5 years.

Hometown: Revelstoke, BC

What do you enjoy most about working at STHS? The great group of people I get to work with.

How long have you been guiding? Where did you do your training? I guided 18 seasons with CMH and 7 years before that heli skiing around Whistler, BC. I trained to be a guide mostly in the Rockies and around the Lake Louise area.

Describe your guiding experience: As an IFMGA certified guide, I have worked in many heli-ski areas throughout British Columbia as well as guiding climbing in many corners of the globe including the Alps.

Tell us about yourself! I love living in Revelstoke year-round with my wife, Lucie, and our teenage boys, Theo and Simi.

What’s your favourite run at STHS? The next run I get the chance to ski.

Fun fact you’d like to share with guests? I am a confirmed tree skiing addict!

Cecelia Mortenson
Lead Ski Guide

With STHS for 8 years.

Hometown: Like a migratory bird, depends on the season! Winter: Revelstoke. Summer: Squamish.

What do you enjoy most about working at STHS? The fabulous people! From the great guides and team working in every corner of STHS to the fun guests who love to ski with us.

How long have you been guiding? Where did you do your training? I’ve been guiding in some capacity for 18 years. I did all my formal guide certifications in Canada, but learned to climb and ski in the Cascades of the Pacific Northwest USA.

Describe your guiding experience: I work year round as a guide. From climbing big mountains in Alaska, to rock climbing perfect cracks in Squamish, or working with scientists in Antarctica to my favorite ‘job’ of all – going heli skiing in the Selkirk Mountains.

Tell us about yourself! The love of my life is my niece who lives in Tokyo, Japan and is a blast to go skiing with.

What’s your favourite run at STHS? My favourite commonly skied runs are Swiss Miss and Grizzly Den (Selkirks South). However, the best run I’ve skied so far is Paradise – a georgous glacier run down to valley bottom.

Fun fact you’d like to share with guests? I absolutely love to do handstands.

Simon Meis
Lead Ski Guide

With STHS for 9 years.

Hometown: Canmore, AB

What do you enjoy most about working at STHS? Working with people that love what they’re doing. And the skiing.

How long have you been guiding? Where did you do your training? 9 years after completing my training in Western Canada.

Describe your guiding experience: I have been a ski guide at Selkirk Tangiers for a fewyears now, but I also been worked as a ski touring and ice climbing guide. In the summer I guide alpine and rock climbing.

Tell us about yourself! I live in Canmore with my girlfriend, Jamie. We joke that she gave birth to her PhD and that was enough parenting for her.

What’s your favourite run at STHS? Outsolation (Selkirk South)

Fun fact you’d like to share with guests? When the snow melts my passion for skiing is replaced by an obssession with rock climbing. In shoulder seasons I like to travel to foreign climbing destinations, especially ones with good food and weather!

Joey Vosburgh
Lead Ski Guide (Splitboard)

With STHS for 7 years.

Hometown: Revelstoke, BC

What do you enjoy most about working at STHS? Lots! If I have to pick, I’d say the size and diversity of the terrain. The team is amazing too!

How long have you been guiding? Where did you do your training? I’ve been training and guiding for 5+ years, mainly in the Revelstoke area. I’d call Rogers Pass and the Monashees my stomping grounds!

Describe your guiding experience: Learning from the crew here at STHS!

Tell us about yourself! I live in Revelstoke with my sweetie, Danyelle, and our two blue heelers, Ben & Ella.

What’s your favourite run at STHS? Haven’t rode them all yet, but I’d put Oscar, Kodak (Selkirks South) and Hat Trick (Monashees) on my favourites list.

Fun fact you’d like to share with guests? I really like winter.

Stephane Poirer
Lead Ski Guide

With STHS for 8 years.

Hometown: Shawinigan, QC

What do you enjoy most about working at STHS? All the great people I get to work with and meet.

How long have you been guiding? Where did you do your training? ~15 years of guiding but almost 25 years as a professional in the ski industry.

Describe your guiding experience: I spent many years honing my skills in the Rocky Mountains and have also worked in Northern BC, the Kootenays, New Zealand and Iceland.

Tell us about yourself! In the off-season I enjoy traveling and am a water-sports enthusiast.

What’s your favourite run at STHS? Hasli, Unbelievable, the list is endless.

Fun fact you’d like to share with guests? I like teasing so don’t take it personally!

Bob Shafto
Lead Ski Guide

With STHS for 5 years.

Hometown: Moved from Banff to Revelstoke in 1989.

What do you enjoy most about working at STHS? The team of experienced staff make working here so much fun!

How long have you been guiding? Where did you do your training? Guiding for 23 years, mostly in Alberta and BC.

Describe your guiding experience: I really love making my guiding adventures the guests’ adventures.

Tell us about yourself! I am so lucky to have really nice kids – one of my own and two step kids. They rock and so does their mom!

What’s your favourite run at STHS? All of them!

Fun fact you’d like to share with guests? I’m just learning how to ski – tips are welcome!

Igor Bernas
Ski Guide

With STHS for 5 years.

Hometown: Durango, Basque Country, Spain

What do you enjoy most about working at STHS? Being able to share my passion for skiing with both guests and coworkers, the amazing team, and for sure skiing powder!

How long have you been guiding? Where did you do your training? I’ve been training and guiding for 7 years mainly around Revelstoke, spending lots of time in Rogers Pass.

Describe your guiding experience: In addition to heliskiing at STHS, I’ve guided at different backcountry lodges like Sol Mountain Lodge, Icefall & Snowfall lodges, as well as some catskiing operators.

Tell us about yourself! Originally from Basque Country, I grew up surrounded by mountains and spent most of my free time climbing, hiking and skiing. After I completed an Electrical Engineering degree, I came to Canada to travel, climb and live a new adventure. It’s been over 10 years since then!

What’s your favourite run at STHS? Serac (Selkirks South)

Larry Kelly
Ski Guide

With STHS for 7 years.

Hometown: Revelstoke, BC

What do you enjoy most about working at STHS? Upbeat guiding staff and tremendous terrain!

How long have you been guiding? Where did you do your training? I’ve been guiding for 5+ years after completing my training in the Canadian Rockies, Columbia Mountains and Canada’s Coast Range.

Describe your guiding experience: I started tail guiding at Selkirk Tangiers after many seasons ski patrolling and avalanche forecasting in Canada, France and New Zealand. Now entering my 7th season, I am a certified Ski Guide for heliskiing and ski touring.

Tell us about yourself! My partner Christine and I have a young son named Cian (rhymes with skiin’) and a cat named Kosmo.

What’s your favourite run at STHS? Unbelievable (Selkirks North)

Fun fact you’d like to share with guests? Although vertically challenged I am a huge NBA basketball fan!

Kenton Lambert
Ski Guide

With STHS for 5 years.

Hometown: Goderich, ON

What do you enjoy most about working at STHS? The team and the terrain.

How long have you been guiding? Where did you do your training? I got an introduction to the mountains in the Rockies, but most of my training to become a guide occurred in the Selkirk and Monashee mountains here in BC.

Describe your guiding experience: I have worked for one other catskiing operation, but otherwise STHS is the only mechanized ski operator that I have worked with. I also do some daytrip ski touring and lodge-based ski touring guiding in the Rockies.

Tell us about yourself! My summers are spent road or mountain biking, and winters are spent skiing! I love the change of seasons and activities that complement them.

What’s your favourite run at STHS? Outsolation (Selkirk South)

Fun fact you’d like to share with guests? I would have a very good chance of winning the “Tightest IT Bands In The World” title… I recently took up yoga for some relief.

Aaron Chance
Ski Guide (Splitboard)

With STHS for 5 years.

Hometown: Chetwynd, BC

What do you enjoy most about working at STHS? Outstanding terrain!

How long have you been guiding? Where did you do your training? 5th year of actual guiding; I did most of my training in the Rockies & Columbia Mountains.

Describe your guiding experience: Mechanized guiding for STHS, plus some ski touring work.

Tell us about yourself! I have an amazing daughter named Lilli!

What’s your favourite run at STHS? Tangiers (Selkirks North)

Fun fact you’d like to share with guests? I have worked in a red jacket before… as a professional ski patroller!

Tomoaki Fujimura
Apprentice Ski Guide

With STHS for 6 years.

Hometown: Osaka, Japan

What do you enjoy most about working at STHS? Meeting new people from all over the world and learning every day.

How long have you been guiding? Where did you do your training? Since 2005; Selkirk Wilderness Skiing, Powder Cowboy Cat Skiing, Fernie Wilderness Cat Skiing.

Describe your guiding experience: I mainly work as a hiking guide in the summer and act as a tour guide for Japanese clients in the Canadian Alps and Canadian Rockies on a year-round basis.

Tell us about yourself! I have a 6 year old son, Taiki.

What’s your favourite run at STHS? Tangiers Glacier (Selkirks North)

Fun fact you’d like to share with guests? Working with STHS the past 6 years and over 8 years with the RMR Ski Patrol, I can share many secret stashes. The Ninja Traverse at RMR was actually one of my projects. Come find me!

Will Woods
Apprentice Ski Guide

With STHS for 5 years.

Hometown: Calgary, AB

What do you enjoy most about working at STHS? Helping people have awesome experiences out in the mountains.

How long have you been guiding? Where did you do your training? I have been guiding skiing for 5 years and I mostly trained in the Rockies and Selkirk mountains. I have been skiing all over western Canada, in Japan, on Baffin Island and even in Australia.

Describe your guiding experience: While I am newer to ski guiding I have been guiding hiking, backpacking and whitewater canoeing for almost 20 years. I enjoy taking people out and showing them interesting, wild places.

Tell us about yourself! My wife Allison and I live in Golden, BC with our young son Henry

What’s your favourite run at STHS? Do I have to pick just one? There are so many…

Fun fact you’d like to share with guests? I bake a mean cheesecake.

Sean Cochrane
Apprentice Ski Guide

With STHS for 4 years.

Hometown: Revelstoke, BC

What do you enjoy most about working at STHS? The endless terrain, and the team is truly awesome!

How long have you been guiding? Where did you do your training? I started my first guiding gig in 2010, then completed the CAA level 2 and ACMG-ASG program in spring 2017. I did my formal training across Western Canada, but previously skied all over the world in competitions such as FIS racing and the Freeskiing World Tour.

Describe your guiding experience: I’ve worked over 200 days in the guiding field (heli/cat/ski-touring) and also coached ski racing and freeskiing prior to that.

What’s your favourite run at STHS? Serac, Benedict Glacier & Rose Bowl (Selkirks South)

Fun fact you’d like to share with guests? I’ve personally planted over 1 million trees in the great province of BC.

Bren MacKenzie
Apprentice Ski Guide

With STHS 3 years.

Hometown: Vernon, BC

What do you enjoy most about working at STHS? The scope of experience and terrain STHS has to offer.

How long have you been guiding? Where did you do your training? 3rd year as an apprentice. I started skiing in Rogers Pass when I was in high school; I quickly determined that the drive from the North Okanagan was too long and relocated to Revelstoke. I gained the majority of my experience locally: Selkirks, Monashees and the Rocky Mountains.

Describe your guiding experience: Predominantly ski touring and lodge based, but I’m definitely keen to soar around in a helicopter.

Tell us about yourself! Two youngsters at home, plus their mom Sarah who’s a teacher at Revelstoke Secondary School.

What’s your favourite run at STHS? I am new to the game, but I know some areas of Revelstoke North relatively well. April Chute and the Park Glacier are amazing runs.

Fun fact you’d like to share with guests? I am typically very hungry after skiing and hope to eventually mass produce a bumper sticker that reads: “I ski for the après”. Maybe it already exists?

Adam Zok
Apprentice Ski Guide (Splitboard)

With STHS for 4 years.

Hometown: Santa Barbara, CA

What do you enjoy most about working at STHS? I came for the consistent powder and incredible ski terrain…but it’s the staff’s unique blend of professionalism and humour that I’ve really come to appreciate over the years.

How long have you been guiding? Where did you do your training? I began guiding spring skiing in the mountains of Northern California in 2013. However, the bulk of my training while living in the States took place in Jackson, WY. I have a soft spot for the Chugach as well.

Describe your guiding experience: In addition to working in Revelstoke, I’ve guided skiing in Chile, the Eastern Sierra, and the Cascades. In general, I strive to create a 50/50 mix of ski touring and heli ski work for myself. I’ve taught quite a few courses in glacier travel and crevasse rescue, and guided river trips in what now feels like the distant past.

Tell us about yourself! My family and friends are scattered all over the world it seems. I’ve moved and travelled quite a bit, but am happy to now call Revelstoke my home.

What’s your favourite run at STHS? It depends on the day, but I’d have to put Chivas near the top of the list.

Fun fact you’d like to share with guests? I speak fluent American, and shred like a Canadian.

Jamie Hood
Apprentice Ski Guide

With STHS for 4 years.

Hometown: Kelowna, BC

What do you enjoy most about working at STHS? Working with and learning from great guides and of course the amazing skiing!

How long have you been guiding? Where did you do your training? I have trained throughout the ranges of Western Canada (if you can call going skiing ‘training’!)

Describe your guiding experience: I worked for several years as a hiking/sea kayaking guide and outdoor educator on the West Coast before going to university for a BSc and PhD in Geoscience. I am now returning to my roots – with some ski guiding in the winter and hiking guiding in the summer.

Tell us about yourself! My partner, Simon, and I split our year between Canmore and Revelstoke – chasing rock climbs in the summer and powder in the winter. We love to spend spring and fall traveling to sunny rock climbing destinations all over the world.

What’s your favourite run at STHS? I’ll tell you at the end of the winter…

Fun fact you’d like to share with guests? I love furry four-legged friends – I grew up on an acreage with dogs, cats and horses.

Rhonda Brunetti
Office Manager

Colette Poirier
Administrative Coordinator

With STHS for 8 years.

Hometown: Innisfil, ON

What do you enjoy most about working at STHS? Work is wonderful. My coworkers are amazing and I love the excitement of people going heli skiing. We make the best days of people’s lives, every day!

Tell us about yourself, what brought you to Revelstoke? I love skiing deep pow and climbing rocks. There are plenty of both to explore here in this community, which I fell in love with years ago while making trips from Alberta to climb in Skaha or Squamish. Eventually my partner and I decided to make the move here, get married, buy a house and have some little people. The rest is blissful history!

What’s your favourite run at STHS? Any of the runs our incredible guides have taken me on havebeen unforgettable. I love skiing in our Selkirk Mountains!!

Fun fact you’d like to share with guests? Growing up I had a 6ft iguana as my pet. As an adult I’ve traded lizards for dogs and have one named Biner.

Emma Mains
Sales Manager

With STHS for 11 years.

Hometown: Calgary, AB

What do you enjoy most about working at STHS? The team I work with is next level. So professional, SO fun, so committed to providing our clients with the best experience possible, and having a blast doing so!

Tell us about yourself, what brought you to Revelstoke? In a word: snow. After cutting my teeth in the heliski industry elsewhere, I decided to follow the snow and check out the new resort in Revelstoke. But as the saying goes, I came for the snow but stayed for the summers – they’re amazing! Fast forward a decade later and I’m still so excited to be a part of this community.

What’s your favourite run at STHS? Chivas or Dirty Thirty (Selkirks North)

Fun fact you’d like to share with guests? My maternal grandmother worked for the Chivas Regal company in Scotland in the 50’s. Yet somehow, this has nothing to do with the fact that Chivas is my favourite run.

Rosie Denton
Reservations Coordinator

With STHS for 4 years.

Hometown: Wakefield, United Kingdom

What do you enjoy most about working at STHS? The STHS team!

Tell us about yourself, what brought you to Revelstoke? After spending a few years exploring ski resorts in the Alps, New Zealand and Japan, I decided to try a season in Canada. Now into my 4th season here, I have made Revelstoke my home, spending as much time as I can out exploring the mountains around here.

What’s your favourite run at STHS? Outsolation (Selkirks South)

Fun fact you’d like to share with guests? I can speak Mandarin, although there aren’t too many opportunities to speak it in Revelstoke.

Marie Duchesneau
Day Heli Manager

With STHS for 5 years.

Hometown: Montreal, QC

What do you enjoy most about working at STHS? This is such a fun team to work with. I feel pretty lucky to wake up every morning and be happy to go to work. I can’t complain about going heli-skiing on my days off either!

Tell us about yourself, what brought you to Revelstoke? My parents put me on skis when I was 4 and I haven’t stopped since. After a season ski instructing in Whistler, I decided I wanted to work in the industry. Shortly after that I got convinced by my boyfriend at the time (it was easy!) to do a season in Revelstoke. The skiing was epic that year and I fell in love with the community. I moved abroad for a few years but then found my way back to town. I like to say I came here for love, but stayed for the mountains!

What’s your favourite run at STHS? Tangiers Glacier should be on your bucket list (Selkirks North)

Fun fact you’d like to share with guests? Once, I couldn’t ski for a season due to a knee injury. To keep myself busy I hosted a radio show on Stoke FM, The Knee Deep Show. I played songs from ski movies and made sure people had a fun time at apres-ski. And recently I retired my old skis into shot skis.

Cory Beisel
Operations Technician Manager

With STHS for 13 years.

Hometown: Grande Prairie, AB

What do you enjoy most about working at STHS? Definitely the skiing and the welcoming, supportive team. Plus my role is very diverse – every day is different so it makes it very interesting.

Tell us about yourself, what brought you to Revelstoke? I love white water, frozen or not. I’ve being guiding rafts for 14 seasons, so when the wife and I where looking to move to BC we started checking out Golden to get on the world-renowned Kicking Horse River. But my wife got a great job here in Revelstoke, so we moved here in 2006 and have been playing on the Illecillewaet River in the summers and STHS in the winters ever since!

What’s your favourite run at STHS? FFT or Tumbledown (Selkirks North)

Fun fact you’d like to share with guests? My summer job is Operations Manager at ‘Wild Blue Yonder’, a rafting company here in Revelstoke. It’s awesome!

Siobhan O'Conner
Retail & Guest Services Supervisor

With STHS for 4 years.

Hometown: Melbourne, Australia

What do you enjoy most about working at STHS? My incredible, hardworking, amazing colleagues. They’re not even colleagues anymore, they’re family.

Tell us about yourself, what brought you to Revelstoke? Growing up with a beach loving family, I was 22 when I first saw snow. Soon after I learnt to snowboard in New Zealand and eventually decided it was time to move to the mountains. After a year and a half in snowy Japan it was time for a new winter adventure. A friend recommended Revelstoke for the mountains, the terrain and the snow. If you can’t live in Japan forever, Revelstoke is the next best thing.

What’s your favourite run at STHS? Swiss Miss! Oh she’s a beauty (Albert Canyon South)

Fun fact you’d like to share with guests? In my ‘real life’ I’m an Occupational Therapist. My passion is adolescent mental health and indigenous health. And Heli skiing of course.

Dan Stewart
Lead Photographer

With STHS for 9 years.

Hometown: Ottawa, ON

What do you enjoy most about working at STHS? Capturing the epic moments our guests are having every day! It’s a dream job!

Tell us about yourself, what brought you to Revelstoke? I was finishing up university, studying tourism management just as Revelstoke Mountain Resort was opening for business. I knew I wanted to be a part of something new and moved here. It was the best decision of my life as Revelstoke is a great place to live, work and play!

What’s your favourite run at STHS? SFD (Selkirks North)

Fun fact you’d like to share with guests? I used to work as a locomotive engineer here in Revelstoke before I took on photography full-time! I also love riding mountain bikes and whitewater kayaking during our summer months.