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Revelstoke to host top snowboarders in world-renowned competition

Revelstoke Review Staff by Revelstoke Review Staff
November 3, 2022
in Home, Sports
A snowboarder in the Selkirk Mountains. (Photo by Dan Stewart)

A snowboarder in the Selkirk Mountains. (Photo by Dan Stewart)

Later this season, Revelstoke Mountain Resort (RMR) and Selkirk Tangiers Heli Skiing (STHS) will host a stop on the 2023 Natural Selection Tour, a competition featuring the world’s top snowboarders to compete in head-to-head competition.

“Revelstoke Mountain Resort hosting the Natural Selection Tour is going to be mind-blowing,” said Dustin Craven, Revelstoke-local and 2022 Natural Selection Baldface winner in a press release.

STHS and RMR are working hard with the Natural Selection Tour to create an incredible competition.

The tour, now in its third year, was created by snowboarder Travis Rice and hopes to provide a showcase for the world’s top riders while also inspiring people to ‘forge a deeper relationship with the outdoors’.

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The tour kicks off in rider-selected free-riding venues that will showcase 24 riders, half of which are established names in the sport and the other half who are challenger riders from around the world and will be broadcasted in Feb. 2023.

Then, from March 4 – 11, the eight men and four women to come out on top of Natural Selection DUELS will come together for the YETI Natural Selection Revelstoke at RMR.

Revelstoke was seen as a ‘natural fit’ for the event because of its diverse, big mountain terrain, with high quality, light snow and consistent snowfall. The tour also hopes to highlight the community through events hosted by Tourism Revelstoke and the provincial government.

After Revelstoke, the 12 riders head to a venue outside of Valdez, Alaska from March 25 through April 1 to crown a champion.

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For more information on the tour, as well as an updated list of the riders in the event, visit naturalselectiontour.com.

READ MORE: Tourism Revelstoke’s campaign worked to foster regenerative tourism

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