Each year we run a handful of select worldwide ski trips. These journeys might be supported by regional ground resources however we utilize our Canadian guides to lead the journeys. This implies you can be confident that your guide is licensed to the requirements suitable for the goal and holds expert avalanche certification from Canada.

We have experience operating in all of these locations. Troll Peninsula, Iceland Ski Safari: Iceland is turning into one of the world's most demanded backcountry ski places. The Giant Peninsula beings in the Northern area of Iceland, near to the Arctic circle. With minimal plant life, the surface offers chances for long open runs ending near the sea.

Planning your own private backcountry touring ski & splitboard plans in Canada with a personal ski guide can be extremely fulfilling in regards to what you achieve. This is since the pace and the unbiased depend on you and your group. There is no compromise included as the sole aim of the guide is to satisfy your backcountry snowboarding or splitboarding goals.

Beartooth Powder Guides uses ski and snowboard guiding services for the mountains that surround Cooke City. Just a 3 hour drive from Bozeman, Montana this region is known for it's legendary storms and reliable powder. The choices for different goals are comprehensive! Beartooth Powder Guides also provides ski directing in Yellowstone National forest near Cooke City and in the Big Sky area too.

There are various ski trip choices from downtown Cooke City. Permit one of our guides to reveal you a few of the terrific POWDER STASHES, right from your motel door. Ski tours up Republic, Hayden and Sheep Creek supply many choices for every ability level. From low angle tree skiing, to steeper bowl and couloir snowboarding, there are possibilities for all kinds of conditions and people's capabilities.

The Beartooth mountains that surround Cooke City are loaded with high alpine tour choices. The terrain outside the winderness borders around Goose Lake, Mount Zimmer and Aero Lakes offers days of alternatives with some of the most picturesque ski touring in the United States, bring your camera! Remain in the Woody Creek Cabin or the Mount Zimmer Yurt and let us look after all the logistics.

The surface, snowpack and route finding can be difficult, let us break trail for you throughout the day and keep you safe. Beartooth Powder Guides provides completely guided and catered overnight trips in the heart of the Beartooth Mountains. Whether your group desires to choose a comprehensive tour and see the websites like Glacier Peak, Granite Peak, Wolf Mountain, and Sawtooth Mountain or a custom goal, Beartooth Powder Guides can guide you securely and easily throughout the huge Beartooth Wilderness.

Individuals should be a solid intermediate skier/rider and feel comfortable with a variable snow pack/un-groomed terrain. Please call for dates regarding the upcoming season. * Travel and over night costs may use$ 350/day $200/person/dayGuest: Guide, 4:1 Avalanche safety equipment (beacon, shovel, probe), Food, accommodations, and backcountry exploring set-upLodging discount rates available. Inquire with our office. * Avalanche safety equipment & backcountry exploring set-ups can be rented for an extra fee.

Avalanche safety gear (beacon, shovel, probe), - $15 for all three per dayMammut RAS air knapsack - $25 per dayAT Plan - Skis, Skins Poles - $45 per daySplitboard Plan - Board, skins, Poles - $45 per dayLet us capture your memories so you can focus on your adventure for $350 per journey.

Sharing our passion for backcountry snowboarding and snowboarding is what we like to do. Our AMGA trained/certified guides specialize in delivering remarkable mountain experiences with a low guide ratio. Aspen is one of the places in North America where backcountry snowboarding very first took hold, and to this day it remains a one-of-kind global ski location.

Take a look at the offerings below, including lift-accessed ski descents. If it's your very first time exploring the backcountry think about a lift-access or introduction to backcountry snowboarding tour. Comparable to summer season hiking, winter season ski touring has the added bonus of a ski descent. Desire more? Go on a ski mountaineering trip and perhaps climb up and ski a winter peak.

As a slopeside backcountry test center based out of Aspen Highlands, all the light-weight alpine touring devices required for the day are readily available for daily demo. Because 1977, Aspen Expeditions' ski guides have actually been leading skiers into the winter season backcountry of the Elk Mountains; our local understanding is unparalleled.

Discover the very best of backcountry skiing in Oregon. Bend offers heaps of groomed slopes and gnarly surface serviced by chairlifts, however sometimes you long for something different. Something bold. Something peaceful. Something that leaves you breathless and enamored by the hammering of your own heartbeat. Backcountry skiing Bend's lesser-traveled surface isn't for the faint of heart, but it's an excellent way to find an experience worth extoling for several years to come.

A couple of pointers, for safety's sake: Never go out without preparing yourself by finding out about avalanche security, examining weather condition reports, and figuring out avalanche conditions. Pack your avalanche equipment, including beacon, probe, and shovel. Make certain you're heading out with a friend who also has all three and understands how to use them.

Please check out the Central Oregon Avalanche Association's website for avalanche resources and current snowpack observations. Understood to locals as "The Cone," the Cinder Cone at Mt. Bachelor grown out of the base in the most recent eruption in the Central Oregon Cascades. It is a regional favorite for backcountry snowboarding considering that it's more accessible than a lot of true backcountry areas due to the fact that it's connected to the Mt.

The cone provides 700 feet of vertical ski surface on slopes approximately about 40 degrees. To gain access to The Cone from Bend, take the Waterfall Lakes Highway and drive 19.7 miles to the Mt. Bachelor West Town parking area. As soon as in the car park, continue to the west side of the parking lot near to the base of the Red Chair lift.

Follow the Cone side of Freedom all the way up to the saddle that is formed in between The Cone and Mt. Bachelor, where you will turn best and head north to complete your ascent. From the summit of The Cone, you are allowed to ride any element. The East face is by far the most popular, as it enables a simple hike back up or the alternative to ride down to the parking lot without needing to trek out.

Tumalo Mountain is a 7,775 foot tall guard volcano located simply across the Waterfall Lakes Highway from Mt. Bachelor that is available from the Dutchman Flat Sno-Park. To get there, simply follow the exact same path as you would to The Cone except turn right into the Dutchman Flat Sno-Park prior to you would divert to the delegated get to Mt.

You will need a Sno-Park license to park at Dutchman Flat, which can be bought at the Bend Visitor Center, or at a variety of sport shops, consisting of the Mt. Bachelor Nordic Center and ski shops en route to the mountain. Licenses are offered in one day, three day, or yearly choices.