The Top 10 Heli-Ski Destinations in North America
In no particular order, these are 12 of the world's best heli-ski spots:
In the U.S., Colorado's Telluride Helitrax and Utah's Powderbirds deliver day packages that start at about $1,235 per person and deliver six runs, ski and avalanche gear, and chow. Silverton in southwest Colorado serves up what might be the best deal in ski country: a single heli bump for $179 per person per ride.
Heli Skiing Packages
Packages start at $15,000 per guest. All Packages Include: Transportation from Anchorage International Airport to Hotel Captain Cook.
Private Group, Private Heli
| First Lift (1-4 people) | Second Lift (5-8 people) | |
|---|---|---|
| Dec 6 - Jan 22 & April 6 - 18 | $10,290 $7,915 USD | $8,707 $6,698 USD |
| January 23 - April 5 | $13,720 $10,554 USD | $11,610 $8,931 USD |
| Additional Fly Time | $340 /6 mins $262 USD | $340 /6 mins $262 USD |
Most heli skiers are looking for powder snow, natural terrain features, long descents, smooth corn snow, old-growth tree glades and steep lines. Heli ski guides and operations offer skiers the opportunity to ski with minimal risk in the backcountry. ... The helicopter acts as your lift to the top of the mountain.
Single heli runs cost $184 per person per run. If you have a reservation and would like to add a heli run, please call our office at (970) 387-5706.
For multi-day cat skiing trips, a day/night costs between CA$685 and CA$1,400 in high season, depending upon the degree of lodging luxury, and the average is $1,113 (2018-19 rates).
Helicopters cost between $1.2 million and $15 million, depending on the size and type of machine.
March 12, 2018. Heli-bump assisted ski touring day through Chugach Powder Guides. A new experimental program when the weather, snowpack conditions and strong guests come together to make it happen.
For almost two decades, Olympic gold medalist and guide Tommy Moe, and Alaska heli ski pioneer Mike Overcast, owners of Tordrillo Mountain Lodge, have been sharing thrilling outdoor sports experiences and other firsts with skiers, boarders, and adventure seekers from around the world.
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