Join us for a week of coaching and freeriding at the snowiest resort in Japan - Kiroro! Situated an hour from Niseko on the north island of Hokkaido, snow here is bountiful, abundant, plentiful, there really aren’t enough words to describe the amount. The the resort has designated tree riding areas within the resort boundary, perfect to get your lift-accessed powder fill. If you want to learn how to ride the deep powder that Japan is famous for then this is the tour for you!

Chase the big winter storms in Hokkaido. We spend 6 days riding Hokkaido's best lift accessed, resort and backcountry zones with an optional cat ski day. Your guide and coach is one of the most experienced and qualified professionals working in Hokkaido who has decades of experience riding in these areas as well as reading the conditions and terrain. The terrain you'll ride ranges from big mountain alpine lines to undulating tree riding and expect some of the deepest, lightest and driest powder in the world.

Spend a week riding at Japan's most luxe 5-star resort, guided by Freeride World Tour athletes Erika Vikander and Michaela Davis-Meehan. Arai is close to the coast so it receives plenty of snow with 21 metres last winter! And the terrain won't disappoint either with 70% of the resort left un-groomed and there's 10 avalanche controlled backcountry zones with over 1000 meters of vertical. It's locally known as Japanese Whistler, but without the crowds. Enjoy!

Get your powder fix with our New Zealand heli-ski adventure. From our base in Methven, we access New Zealand’s best heli-ski terrain. Spend a day riding deep, un-tracked powder in The Arrowsmith, Ragged, or Palmer Ranges. These mountains catch snow from every winter storm to deliver NZ most consistent snow conditions. to prepare for the heli-ski days, we spend a day warming up riding at Mt Hutt.

We’re bringing together a group of like-minded women for a week of heli-skiing in Alaska. Whether you're a first time heli skier or a savvy veteran, your mind will be blown by the mountains and the snow quality. We’ll be able to choose from open bowls, spines, low-angle powder, ramps, couloirs, long glacier runs, and Alaskan steep faces. There are no groomed runs here, all of the riding is in the backcountry and provided by Mother Nature.