View Powder Destinations in a larger map Ski mountaineering, ski touring, skiing for turns, tree skiing; the Campbell Icefields Chalet has it all. The central theme is powder snow in the winter and corn snow in the spring. They are located on the west slopes of the Canadian Rocky Mountains. The Western location provides deep …
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View Powder Destinations in a larger map Callaghan Country is a wilderness adventure playground in B.C.’s southern Coast Mountains – just 1.5 hours from Vancouver and only 25 minutes from Whistler – with ski touring, groomed XC skiing, snowshoeing, dogsledding and tobogganing. Stay at Callaghan Lodge (1,370 m, 4,500 ft.), an easy-access inn boasting spectacular …
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View Burnie Glacier Chalet in a larger map Northwestern British Columbia has no big names, but some very big mountains. No fancy resort towns, but a living aboriginal culture. More bears live here than people: come and tilt the balance of the wild. What’s different about Burnie Glacier Chalet? Being the most northwest of all …
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View Powder Destinations in a larger map Al & Marion Schaffer’s Blanket Glacier Chalet, based in the snowy Monashee Mountains, offers the novice and more experienced backcountry skier quick and safe access to runs in the trees, on long glaciers and day tours. Their environmentally friendly three-storey, A-frame chalet, with shower and spacious sauna, offers …
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Battle Abbey offers exceptional Selkirk Mountain skiing right out the front door.
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View Amiskwi Lodge in a larger map Amiskwi is a self-guided and self-catered lodge on the Yoho National Park boundary at 2,104 metres (6,900 feet). Spectacular scenery surrounds your hiking, skiing and snowboarding. The lodge has a fully equipped kitchen, wood heat, solar lights, and two indoor composting toilets. The wood fired sauna heats the …
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View Powder Destinations in a larger map Ice Creek Lodge is a backcountry ski and back country snowboard paradise located 60 kilometers northwest of Nelson, BC in the Southern Selkirk Mountain Range. The cozy and newly furnished timber-frame lodge is located just outside the western boundary of Valhalla Provincial Park, perched mid-mountain at an elevation …
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View Powder Destinations in a larger map Sorcerer Lodge offers backcountry adventures in both Summer and Winter. Skiers and snowboarders find challenging runs in famous Selkirk powder. Hikers and mountaineers have opportunities to cross glaciers and climb an exciting selection of 9000’ to nearly 11,000’ peaks including Mt. Iconoclast, one of the highest in the …
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View Powder Destinations in a larger map Fernie Trails and Ski Touring Club has operated the Thunder Meadows Cabin for the past 20 years. The cabin is located in the Lizard Range nested between Fernie Alpine Resort and Island Lake Lodge. The terrain is intermediate to advanced with substantial avalanche potential. BOOKING PROCEDURES Membership is …
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They are located in the Anstey range of the Monashee Mountains and so enjoy some of the best snow there is, averaging around 50 feet each winter.
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View Powder Destinations in a larger map Based out of Nelson and Kaslo BC and specializing in total satisfaction, Stellar Heli skiing accesses the best terrain in the Kootenays. From the old-growth lowers, to our famous alpine larch, legendary peaks and majestic glaciers, and 320 square kilometers of powder-playground with a maximum of three groups …
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Fernie Wilderness Adventures lies just south west of Fernie and is known for its Legendary deep snow dumps. With over 3,000 acres with a variety of Ridges to begin your descents from.
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