Phantom Heli

This weekend is shaping up to be prime, with new snow in the forecast for the Coast Mountains.

We’ve still got a few seats available for Friday and Saturday—don’t miss your chance to chase fresh lines with Phantom Heli.

Head to our website or dm us to lock in your spot.

Some of Phantom’s most memorable days happen far from roads, lifts, and crowds.

Remote Sea to Sky zones provide clean snow, untouched lines, and the feeling of true isolation in the mountains.

These areas are accessed only when conditions allow and require precise planning, communication, and trust in the guide team. The reward is skiing that feels personal and rare.

This is access few ever experience.

A reminder that the best turns of your life usually start with a briefing, not a chairlift 🚁

At Phantom Heli Skiing, our values shape every decision we make in the mountains.

Safety comes first.
Every day begins and ends with disciplined risk management, professional judgment, and respect for conditions as they are, not as we wish them to be.

Expertise matters.
Our operation is led by experienced local guides with deep knowledge of the Sea to Sky terrain. Decisions are earned through time, training, and trust.

Exclusivity with purpose.
Smaller groups, intentional access, and quality over volume allow us to deliver a refined heli skiing experience without compromise.

Respect for the mountains.
We operate responsibly, move thoughtfully, and leave these places as we found them.

These are the foundation of how Phantom operates, every single day.

No lift lines.
No noise.
Just one clean descent after another in terrain few will ever see.

What to Pack for a Heli-Skiing Adventure ❄️🚁

Because preparation is part of the experience.

Heli-skiing is remote, technical, and uncompromising—your packing list should be the same. Save this streamlined checklist before you head into the backcountry.

The Essentials
• Powder skis, boots, helmet & goggles (bring a low-light lens)
• Avalanche safety gear: transceiver, probe, shovel (airbag pack if allowed)
• Performance layers: moisture-wicking base, insulated mid, waterproof outer
• Cold-weather accessories: gloves (plus a backup), neck gaiter, helmet liner

Don’t Forget
• Sunscreen + SPF lip balm
• Water, high-energy snacks, hand warmers
• Phone, battery pack, ID & insurance

Heli-skiing isn’t just about the descent—it’s about being ready for everything between the lift-off and the last run. Pack smart, ski better, and let the mountains do the rest.

North of Squamish, the mountains rise fast and steep.

This zone is defined by dramatic relief, technical alpine terrain, and wide-open lines framed by coastal peaks.

Squamish delivers variety. Steep entries, playful features, and powerful skiing days when conditions align. It’s a proving ground that demands respect and rewards strong decision-making.

Guided access. Serious terrain.

When your guide opens the door and the entire Sea to Sky is your playground.

Small groups. Serious terrain. This is Phantom.

Your first heli-ski trip is more than just an adventure—it’s a test of preparation. Strong fitness, the right skill level, and a confident mindset all play a role in making the experience safe, smooth, and unforgettable. Add in thoughtful packing and a clear understanding of what to expect, and you set yourself up to truly enjoy every descent.

And while heli-skiing may seem intimidating, you’re never doing it alone. Every trip is led by experienced, certified guides who manage terrain selection, safety, and pacing—so you can focus on skiing, learning, and enjoying the experience.

Whether you’re planning your first trip or refining your approach, proper preparation is what turns a bucket-list experience into an exceptional one. ⛷️🏔️