Bookings for 2028 open on November 1, 2026. See Available Dates
Bookings for 2028 open on November 1, 2026. See Available Dates
With 1.2 million acres of skiable terrain and two AStar helicopters serving just eight guests per week, your group will move efficiently between zones. Smaller helicopters mean quicker returns to the top and more time where it counts… on the snow.
All of our guides are certified professionals through the Association of Canadian Mountain Guides or Canadian Ski Guide Association, and are members of the Canadian Avalanche Association. With decades of combined experience, they are experts at assessing terrain, reading snow conditions, and making real-time decisions to keep guests safe. Many guides also work year-round in mountain safety, parks management, and search and rescue.
With 1.2 million acres of skiable terrain and two AStar helicopters serving just eight guests per week, your group will move efficiently between zones. Smaller helicopters mean quicker returns to the top and more time where it counts… on the snow.
Our terrain naturally suits snowboarders, and our guides know how to choose runs with flow and fun in mind. Smaller group sizes also mean you can ride at your own pace, with no stress or rushing. Plus, the Burton Fished boards in our rental fleet are ideal for the deep, dry powder you’ll find here.
We welcome strong intermediate to advanced skiers and riders. If you’re comfortable on most runs at a major resort and have a moderate level of fitness, you’re ready. You should be prepared for a range of conditions, but what matters most is your mindset and readiness for adventure.
You’ll need to bring your own ski or snowboard boots, goggles, helmet (or warm hat), and mountain-ready outerwear.