
Chugach Range (Alaska) —
The Chugach Mountains: This mountain range surrounding Valdez receives an annual average of nearly 700 inches of snow. Its coastal proximity means moist snow and more stability on steep slopes.

Tordrillo (Alaska) —
Tordrillo Mountain Lodge: The heavily glaciated Alaska Range offers endless terrain to keep skiers challenged, with runs that top out at 7,500 feet.

Quite the view: Skiers cheer a flyover from the hot tub après-ski at Tordrillo's lodge.

Bella Coola (British Columbia) —
Bella Coola Heli Sports: Skiers can access a blade-busting 2.64 million acres of prime Pacific powder from this region.

Winner, winner: Bella Coola Heli Sports is the two time winner of the "Worlds Best Heli-Ski Operation" at the World Ski Awards in 2017 and 2018.

Revelstoke (British Columbia) —
Bighorn Lodge: Kick up your feet at this an ultra-luxe alpine-style chalet for 16 people. Overlooking the Columbia River at the foot of Revelstoke Mountain Resort, it even has its own helipad.

Revelstoke Mountain: "Revy" is renowned for its snow -- 40 to 60 feet a year of powder so light and fluffy it could be used to stuff a comforter. Access the mountain via Bighorn's helipad out front.

Mica (British Columbia) —
Mica Heli Sports: Accessible only by helicopter, Mica Lodge is an elegant eyrie high above the Columbia River, with access to 11 valleys leading to a variety of terrain.

Bell 2 Lodge: Nestled in the wilds of northern British Columbia, Last Frontier lays claim to the largest heli-skiing area on the planet with plenty of the deep stuff.

Skier's choice: The vast area of Bell 2 Lodge offers everything from high alpine faces to wide open bowls to epic tree skiing in small groups of up to four.

Zermatt (Switzerland) —
Air Zermatt: Catch a lift above the roofs of the picturesque old town for a quick buzz of the Matterhorn before settling your skis into the summit of western Europe's second highest mountain, the Monte Rosa.

First tracks: Air Zermatt drops skiers near the summit of the Monte Rosa (15,200 feet).

Hokkaido (Japan) —
Hokkaido Backcounty Club: The Japanese island of Hokkaido receives up to 60 feet of snow annually.

Pristine paradise: Ski on dormant volcanoes and through perfectly spaced birch trees.

Southern Alps (New Zealand) —
Southern Lakes Heli-Ski: Operating out of Queenstown and Wanaka from July to September, skiers can access 3,200 square miles across 11 different mountain ranges, including the Clark Glacier.

Southern Alps, New Zealand: Perfect for northern hemisphere dwellers seeking an endless winter — and southerners with a sense of adventure.

Himachal Pradesh (India) —
Himachal Pradesh: This region of India has everything on the heli hit list, from skiing steep summits to racing down ridges, and plunging into birch, oak and cedar forests.

Elemental Adventure's Himalayan Odyssey: This package offers six days' heli-skiing including transfers from Delhi and access of up to 100,000 vertical feet.

Kamchatka (Russia) —
Kamchatka Peninsula, Russia: Here you can helicopter up to smoking summits then hurtle down volcanic faces, open bowls and tree runs.

Elemental Adventures Fire and Ice Package: Burning thigh muscles might not be the only thing on fire in this remote wilderness. The region is home to 200 volcanoes -- 29 are active.

Luxury yachts: Yachts can simply sail within touching distance of mountains and jump on a helicopter from the deck each morning.

Luxury yacht (anywhere) —
Elemental Adventure: Yacht into the mountains for the ultimate ski run!



