Tag Archives: Alaska heliskiing
Alaska Heli-Skiing Operators Debate: Valdez vs. Haines Alaska Heliskiing & Heliboarding
Alaska Heliskiing is widely varied. Geography, snow, travel, pricing models, accommodations, weather and more. HeliskiingReview.com represents them all, and we are often asked to compare and contrast Haines and Valdez. So we asked each of the Alaska heliskiing operators to … Continue reading
HELISKI.com Interviews H2O Guides Alaska Heliskiing Heliboarding
Aaron Karitis of H2O Guides Auditions for HELISKI.com Interview H2O Guides Alaska Heliskiing Heliboarding H2O Guides Alaska heliskiing operation, founded by Dean Cummings, enjoys a great reputation among HeliskiingReview.com and HELISKI.com clients. HELISKI.com caught up with H2O this summer in … Continue reading
Alaska Heliskiing vs Canadian Heliskiing
I get this question a lot. The big differences are…….. AK is almost all above tree line AK weather is more problematic, both for travel and for skiing (I was once down for 6 days in a row in Valdez). … Continue reading
Choices, Choices – A High Class Problem
I was working with some Aussies on a trip to BC next April. Three guys wanted to do a 4-day Private. We talked about the type of skiing and experience they wanted. I ended up recommending four places to consider. … Continue reading
New Name: Heli-Skiing.net
Somehow I forgot I had this great domain name on ice – heli-skiing.net. So I decided to use it. I’m hoping to pass some other sites in the search engine results like TLH Heli-Skiing, Heli-Skiing Wikipedia, Heli-Skiing Jackson, etc. It’s … Continue reading
Alaska Heli Skiing, the time is Now
Heli Skiing Season is just hitting its stride in Alaska. In the Rockies, many of us are putting away our heliski gear and dusting off the bikes, tennis rackets and golf clubs. But in Alaska, heli-skiing prime time is March … Continue reading
Nothing like a down day to make you think
Years ago I was sitting in a remodeled gas station in a remote corner of British Columbia. Fog from the nearby river combined with low clouds to keep our helicopter grounded. Our hosts suggested a road trip to Alaska so … Continue reading