Heli-Ski & Cat-Ski Tours
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METHVEN
FREERIDE TOUR
Join us for 5 nights and 3 days heliskiing from our base in Methven. This small country town is the perfect staging area to explore New Zealand’s steepest and deepest heli-ski terrain across 3 mountain ranges: The Arrowsmith, Ragged, and Palmer Ranges. These ranges are located at the headwaters of the Rakaia and Rangitata Rivers and catch snow from every winter storm to deliver New Zealand’s most consistent heli-ski conditions.
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BALDFACE LODGE
TOUR
If you’re the type of snowboarder who doesn’t like to stray too far off the groomers then this tour is not for you. If you're looking for deep turns and non stop face shots, join us for this once in a lifetime snowboard trip, you won’t regret it. Our 10 day tour includes 4 days riding at the legendary cat ski operation, Baldface. We also check out two of our favourite BC ski areas; Red Mountain and Whitewater. These resorts feature an enormous amount of freeride terrain with bowls, cliffs, pillows and tree runs all located in-bounds.
FEBRUARY 2023
BALKANS
BACKCOUNTRY TOUR
Join us in the Balkans as we explore the spectacular Shar Mountains of Macedonia and Kosovo by snowcat and splitboard. While the well known resorts across Europe are overcrowded and tracked out, the freeriding in the Balkans is completely undiscovered and waiting to be ridden. From wide slopes to narrow couloirs and natural gullies with vertical drops of up to 850 metres per run, the terrain here is suitable for both intermediate and advanced skiers and snowboarders.
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SECRET CANADA
ROADTRIP
Get off the beaten path and discover the secret resorts of Northern BC. Join us next March as we road trip along the the edges of the Skeena River from Prince George to Terrace. You will get to ride some of the region's secret ski areas including; Hudson Bay, Powder King and Shames Mountain. But the highlight of the tour is an incredible two days of guided snowboarding and skiing with Skeena Cats that operates one of Canada’s first backcountry basecamps.