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HELI-SKI Canada Operator Interview: Mica Heli Ski Canada, 15 Questions with HELISKI.com
We caught up with Darryn Schewchuck, GM of Mica Heli Guides (aka Mica Heliskiing) as the summer is turning to fall in the Canadian Rockies. He is still riding his dirt bikes, but looking forward to another great winter of … Continue reading
Alaska Heliskiing, BC Comfort. Valdez Heli-Ski Guides Offers the Best of Both
Best Heli-Skiing in Valdez, Alaska? I had the pleasure of meeting Scott Raynor and Mandy (marketing manager and Scott’s handler) at the Hog Island Oyster Bar in San Francisco in December. Scott has an impressive resume including avalanche expert, guide, … Continue reading
HELISKI.com Interviews Last Frontier Heli-Skiing Founder about the Bell 2 Lodge
Last Frontier Heliskiing Bell 2 Lodge I sat down with George Rossett, founder of TLH Heliskiing and Last Frontier Heliskiing. We met at a restaurant overlooking my old Silicon Valley windsurfing home, Coyote Point. 1. George, you are somewhat … Continue reading
HELISKI.com Interviews Last Frontier Heliskiing – Ripley Creek Lodge
Last Frontier Heliskiing Ripley Creek Lodge Steeper, Deeper, Cheaper BC Heliskiing Last Frontier Heliskiing has two lodges. Today I spoke with Mike Watling, Director, Sales and Marketing, about the Last Frontier Heliskiing Ripley Creek Lodge. Look for our upcoming interview … 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
Heliskiing Whistler – Cool Options
Whistler-Blackcomb Rocks – Add a day of heliskiing or heliboarding and it’s a peak experience. There are three operators accessible from Whistler (not including those you can jump to from Vancouver or Pemberton like TLH Heliskiing, Northern Escape Heli-Skiing, Bella … Continue reading
Global Warming Takes the Season Off!
The strongest La Nina since 1955. No need to panic, as long as you will be putting on your snorkel the next time this happens – 2065