Name: Heli Package – Champagne Powder Roadtrip
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Price: 10600.00 USD
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This is the full-send version of the 9-day Champagne Powder Roadtrip. We link Kicking Horse and Revelstoke, then go all in with three full days of heli skiing in the Selkirk and Monashee Mountains. With a max 1:4 guide ratio, it’s all about accessing deep, untouched terrain and stacking as many quality runs as possible. You’ll stay in Kicking Horse and Revelstoke, with food included in Revelstoke, in standout mountain accommodations that make the off-snow time just as dialed as the skiing—everything built around maximizing your time in the mountains.
- Fly into Calgary, AB, grab your gear, and hit the road west into the towering peaks of the Canadian Rockies. Your destination is Kicking Horse Mountain Resort. You’ll be checking into the Vagabond Lodge, an exclusive, boutique mountain inn perfectly situated just steps from the Golden Eagle Gondola. Settle in, grab a drink at their unique split-log bar, and relax by the wood-burning river rock fireplace as you watch the snow fall outside the floor-to-ceiling windows.
  
  Accommodation: Vagabond Lodge
  Meals: Welcome dinner
- Start your mornings right with Vagabond’s legendary breakfast (think homemade scones, fresh waffles, and granola) before walking right out to the lifts. Kicking Horse is world-renowned for its aggressive big mountain terrain, boasting over 85 inbound chutes, massive alpine bowls, and sweeping ridges. Spend the next two days exploring the goods and testing your legs on the Champagne Powder capital of Canada. After a hard day of charging, retreat to the lodge to soothe your muscles in their outdoor hot tub.
  
  Skiing options:
  
  Ski in the Kicking Horse resort
  
  Backcountry skiing with guides using Kicking Horse lifts for access
- Pack up and continue your journey west along the Trans-Canada Highway toward Revelstoke, BC. You’ll drive straight through the iconic Rogers Pass—which is the perfect spot for a world-class backcountry ski tour.
  
  Arrive in Revelstoke and check into the Coast Hillcrest Hotel, your ultimate basecamp for the rest of the trip. Nestled perfectly above town with breathtaking valley views, the Hillcrest is tailored for adrenaline seekers. Unwind after the drive by hitting their steam room, dry sauna, or one of the two outdoor whirlpools.
  
  Skiing options:
  
  Ski tour at Rogers Pass with the guides
  
  Ski in the Revelstoke backcountry with guides using lifts for access
  
  Ski in the Revelstoke ski resort
- This is it—the crown jewel of the trip. Spend the next two days experiencing some of the finest, deepest heli-skiing on the planet with Selkirk Tangiers. You’ll fly deep into the pristine alpine bowls and untouched ancient cedar forests of the Selkirk and Monashee Mountains. Expect massive vertical, zero lift lines, and bottomless, untracked powder with every single drop. After the ultimate ski days, treat yourself to a therapeutic deep-tissue massage at the Hillcrest’s on-site Serenity Spa.
  
  Skiing options:
  
  Full day heli skiing with Selkirk Tangiers (Separate reservation: ~9,000 USD per person)
  
  Backcountry heli drop in the morning and pickup at the end of the day (Separate reservation: ~1,800 USD per person)
- Hop on the Hillcrest’s free ski shuttle and get ready to experience North America’s greatest vertical drop (5,620 feet!). Revelstoke is a powder hound’s dream, offering a massive mix of legendary tree skiing, wide-open glades, and incredibly long, thigh-burning cruisers. After shredding “Revy,” head back to the hotel to swap stories over locally sourced mountain fare at the Begbie Dining Room or kick back with a drink by the fireplace in the Guides Lounge.
  
  Skiing options:
  
  Ski tour at Rogers Pass with the guides
  
  Ski in the Revelstoke backcountry with guides using lifts for access
  
  Ski in the Revelstoke ski resort
- Enjoy one last mountain breakfast, say goodbye to the majestic peaks of the Columbia Mountains, and hit the road back to Calgary (or Kelowna) for your flight home. Your legs will be heavy, but your memories will be legendary!

- Included:
  
  An experienced ACMG-certified skiing guide with extensive knowledge of the area
  
  9-day Powder highway ski tour
  
  3 days of heli-skiing with Selkirk Tangiers, with food included in Revelstoke (Heli Package) OR 3 days of backcountry skiing with heli drops and pickup (Heli Drops Package)
  
  Accommodation for 8 nights in Kicking Horse (Golden) and Revelstoke
  
  Welcome dinner at Kicking horse
  
  Curling school in Revelstoke
  
  Add-ons (pricing shown at checkout):
  
  Single occupancy room — please leave a note at checkout if interested
  
  Not included:
  
  Flights
  
  Airport transfers
  
  Gear rentals
  
  Lift tickets
  
  Ski equipment
  
  Meals not specified above
  
  Personal expenses
  
  Anything not mentioned in the “Included” section above
  
  Insurance — recommended, available to add at checkout
  
  Guide gratuities — optional
- This trip is best suited for strong, confident skiers or snowboarders who are comfortable spending full days on the mountain in a variety of conditions. You should be able to handle steep terrain, variable snow, and long runs without difficulty.
  
  The itinerary includes a mix of resort skiing, backcountry touring, and heli-accessed terrain. A good level of endurance is important, especially for consecutive days on snow. Previous off-piste or backcountry experience is recommended to get the most out of the trip.
  
  Want to see what else is there in the area? Discover more backcountry skiing adventures in British Columbia here!
- You’ll be skiing a mix of resort terrain, backcountry, and heli-accessed runs, so come prepared for full winter mountain conditions and long days on snow.
  
  Ski & safety equipment:
  
  Skis or snowboard suitable for powder conditions
  
  Ski boots
  
  Helmet
  
  Goggles (plus a spare lens for low visibility)
  
  Avalanche safety gear (beacon, shovel, probe)
  
  Backpack (20–30L for backcountry/heli days)
  
  Clothing:
  
  Waterproof ski jacket and pants (shell recommended)
  
  Insulated mid-layer (fleece or lightweight down)
  
  Base layers (top and bottom)
  
  Warm gloves (plus a spare pair)
  
  Ski socks (multiple pairs)
  
  Neck buff or balaclava
  
  Warm hat
  
  Lightweight gloves for touring (optional)
  
  Personal items:
  
  Sunglasses
  
  Sunscreen and lip balm
  
  Water bottle or hydration system
  
  Snacks for ski days
  
  Toiletries and personal medication
  
  Swimsuit (for hot tubs/sauna)
  
  Travel & off-mountain:
  
  Comfortable clothes for evenings
  
  Casual shoes
  
  Small daypack or bag for travel days
  
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- Group sizes and pricing
  
  For this Powder Highway ski tour, the usual client-to-guide ratio is 4:1.
  
  A Powder Highway ski tour can be arranged for larger groups. Contact us to make arrangements.
  
  Min. age requirements
  
  If you are older than 18, you’re good to go.
  
  Minors younger than 18 may be permitted to join the Powder Highway ski tour on a case-by-case basis, but must be in the presence of a parent or legal guardian.
  
  If your group has participants under the age of 18, contact us prior to booking to make arrangements.
- The price for this Powder Highway ski tour is based on twin-share rooms, but a single occupancy room can be arranged at an additional fee. Please leave a note at checkout if interested.
- The starting point of your Powder Highway ski tour is Kicking Horse Mountain Resort in Golden, British Columbia. To get there, most people fly into Calgary International Airport (YYC). From there, you can take a shuttle service or rent a car to reach Golden.
  
  You will meet your guide at your accommodation, Vagabond Lodge in Golden, on Day 1.
- We highly recommend that you cover all your bases with insurance. To make your booking and traveling experience as carefree as possible, you’ll be offered to simply insure your trip with Redpoint at checkout.
  
  Redpoint—the official 57hours insurance partner—tailors protection packages for adventure travel, offering a comprehensive travel program, even in remote locations! Trip cancellation, natural disasters, pandemic coverage, medical evacuation, primary medical expenses—regardless of the travel interruption that may happen, Redpoint will have you covered.

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