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 SNOWCAT PWODER SKIING AND VOARDING CANADA |
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GUIDES AND SAFETY
 Our
ski guides are certified by the Association of
Canadian Mountain Guides (ACMG), the International
Federation of Mountain Guides (IFMGA/UIAGM) and/or
the Canadian Ski Guides Association (CSGA). In
addition, our guides belong to the Canadian
Avalanch Association (CAA). |
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SNOWCAT SKIING
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CHOOSE A SNOWCAT SKIING PACKAGE
Experience the thrill of deep powder skiing in the Selkirk Mountains. Modern Snowcats provide a warm and comfortable ride
to elevations over 8000 feet and tons of champange powder......more info
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SKI BOARDING CANADA
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| You'll normally ski 10 to 15 runs per day, approximately 12,000 and 15,000 vertical feet. The average run consists of 60% open bowl skiing
with 40% tree skiing on the bottom end. However, we have a
number of runs that are all open bowl or all trees, which are
skied depending on visibility or snow conditions.
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| Public information and education in avalanch science
and rescue techniques, the CAA implements a data-sharing system that
aids our guides in making accurate assessements
of snow stability when they correlate it with
local field data. | |
| In the event
of an emergency, your guides are trained in
every possible scenario. We recommend that you carry
insurance for ambulance service in the event of an
emergency.
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