Central BC, Costal BC and Northern BC.  Here’s how to find the best heli skiing in Canada:

There is a trade-off between light snow and the amount of snow.  The coast range gets the most snow, but moisture content can be high, sometimes.  Central BC varies from North to South and within mountain ranges.  Northern BC is colder, so the snow is lighter more often and longer.  

The best heli skiing in Canada depends on the month, too.   In early season, December and January, all of BC Canada is cold and the snow is dry.   Late season, mid-March and beyond, temperatures vary and less snow falls.   On the other hand, it’s sunny and warm, which does not suck.  

The best heli skiing in Canada is also a function of the preferred terrain.   Early season offers the best tree heli skiing.  Late season offers more high alpine, glaciers and bowls, due to better stability.   

Some think the best heli skiing is a function of value.  HELISKI.com can help find the best deals and quality.

Group size and number of groups per helicopter are also important in determining the best heli skiing in Canada.   Smaller helicopters can be faster and more agile.  Larger helicopters can be less expensive.  Fewer groups per helicopter, or even a Private with just one group, means less waiting and more heli skiing in Canaada!