December 2019 Heliski News
Happening Now: Epic Conditions
We are off to an incredible start with the best early season conditions in a very long time. Our snowbase has been building steadily since late September and we are now sitting at over 180cm (71″) of snow at 1000m (3,280′) in elevation. We’ve received another 60cm (24″) of snow just this week and more is on the way. Our guide team wasted no time firing up the chopper to test the POW. Everyone else was left to shovel snow at Bell 2…If you’re still contemplating a trip for this season, get in touch [here].
Recap: Guide Training & Setup
Our lodge & guiding teams have been busy making final preparations for our 2020 heliski season. Communications gear has been installed, snow profiles dug and gear sorted. Around Bell 2 Lodge, the crew is busy cleaning and organizing. We are ready to welcome our first guests on December 27th. Full report [here].
About Steve Rosset
Steve has been exposed to heli skiing since childhood when his father, George Rosset, founded Last Frontier Heliskiing (and before that TLH Heliskiing). It wasn’t until 2011, however, that he left a career in real estate consulting to join the Last Frontier team. With a deep-seated passion for photography and the outdoors, Steve is on a quest to broadcast Last Frontier Heliskiing to the world. When he’s not planning our next sermon, you’ll find him with his wife Priscillia and son Remy, hiking, biking or skiing, often with a camera in hand.View all posts by Steve Rosset