Extend your heli-skiing career
When skiing is your passion, it stays with you for life. It's in that spirit that we developed our Powder Masters program. You’re nowhere near ready to quit heli-skiing but with many years under your belt, you know exactly what you want: quality snow over quantity of turns, and days shared with peers who still love charging down the mountain.
Every sport has its masters, and you are heli-skiing's. You’ve likely skied with us before, and you’re probably familiar with our lodges. You know how our ski program works, and you know that these days, you excel at an unrushed pace. That doesn’t mean you’re any less excited about the knee-deep powder; you just enjoy it more if you’re not racing to the helicopter pickup. With just nine guests and the undivided attention of up to three guides, Powder Masters is perfect for you. The rest of your heli-skiing years await.
Group Size
Customized groups of up to
9 guests + 3 guides*
On a typical Powder Masters Trip at CMH, you’ll get to ski or ride in personalized groups of just 9 guests or less. You’ll also share the company of up to 3 guides, which means triple the CMH stories to share while you’re out skiing.
*Varies by destination
Helicopter
Daily flights in a
Bell 212
Our Powder Masters trips use the powerful Bell 212 — the classic machine that heli-skiing was built on.
Skiable Terrain
CMH has exclusive access to:
3,000,000 acres
CMH's total terrain is bigger than all North American ski areas put together. That’s not a typo. Our exclusive three-million-acre territory is 20x larger than all the combined chairlift skiing on the continent. Woah. It would likely take several years to ski all our runs more than once — but we’re happy to help you try. Just throwin’ the challenge out there.
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Average vertical
On an average 7-day trip, expect to ski & ride up to:
30,500m / 100,000 ft
On a 7-day CMH Powder Masters Trip, you'll ski up to 100,000 vertical feet of skiing. (This amount will vary based on trip length, run length, group dynamics, weather, etc.) Return to the lodge for the afternoons if the opportunity arises or show the less-experienced CMHers how it’s done and ski first heli to last.
