The Beauty Of A First Descent

Ask anyone where to go for great skiing or snowboarding, and you're more than likely to hear how spectacular the Canadian Rockies are. Then you might point out that the Rockies, even the Canadian Rockies are quite long. Therefore, to be more exact, we're talking about the magnificent Canadian Rockies that surround Revelstoke B.C. The mountains here are truly one of a kind, not to mention the special mix of weather and terrain in B.C. that creates gorgeously soft and dry powder, which has become the hallmark of the best backcountry skiing in the world. Heliskiing BC Canada 

While the thought of lush fields of champagne powder and a beautiful sunny day are enough to entice any snow lover out into the wilderness, there are yet even more ways to add to the experience. To be frank, the main reason we're draw away from the resorts into the serenely natural beauty of the backcountry is the image of an untouched slope of powder ripe for the carving. We image ourselves endless swoops and curves later, at the bottom of the valley looking back up the mountain. Luxury mountain resorts. We retrace those precious few tracks that our small group of friends have laid down, the only disturbance on an otherwise silky smooth blanket. Heli Skiing BC Canada 

The very nature of snow sports means we can experience this day after day, powder dump after powder dump, and it seems nothing else exists that is better than fresh tracks. Fortunately, there is yet one more thing we can add to the ride: a first descent. Not only are you getting fresh tracks, but you may take special pride in being the first person to enjoy the particular undulations and intricacies of a slope never before touched by a ski or snowboard.

If you are ready to partake of this particular delight, Mica Heli Guides is the end of your search. Make sure to book one of their private tours, and get whisked away with your friends to a part of their more than 177,000 acre tenure that has never been skied before. Don't forget, Mica also offers a ridiculously low average of 1.5 down days per season. This can only improve your peace of mind, guaranteeing the best trip possible.