Heli Skiing Pantheon Range
Heli Skiing Pantheon Range British Columbia Photo: Eric Berger
Pantheon

Pantheon Range Heli Skiing, Canada

With an area that dwarfs any European resort to insignificance and reserved for just four to five skiers or riders a week, British Columbia's Pantheon Range offers an unparalleled adventure and a pioneering feel unheard of at more commercial heli-ski operations.

All who come here are blown away by the scale and scope of this zone. It is not just the size and potential for heli-skiing and snowboarding that amaze but also the unspoiled purity. There are no clear-cuts, wildlife is abundant and there is almost no trace of human existence.

Epic Heli-Ski Terrain Meets Rustic Charm

The 5,000 sq km of terrain is primarily alpine with huge, long glacial descents and bowl after bowl of endless powder...and the climate is drier and cooler than the coast which makes for an abundance of cold, smoky powder snow.

Lodging is provided at Pantheon Heli Ranch, a warm, traditional, hand hewn log structure and a working guest and cattle ranch. The rooms are simple, comfortable and clean with fantastic views of the surrounding mountains. Bathrooms are shared. Food is very fresh, with much of it coming right from the ranch. Bread and pastries are baked fresh each day. Smaller groups are lodged at the equally charming Sand Creek Ranch.

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Heliskiing with Elemental Adventure in the Pantheon Range
Awesome alpine terrain and big long descents are the norm in the Pantheon Range
Big smiles from happy heli-skiers
Sometimes it's hard to wipe that big (and slightly psychotic) grin off your face
• Photo: Eric Berger
Heliskiing in the high alpine in the Pantheon Range

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The Pantheon Range has the highest mountains in British Columbia
White Saddle Ranch home to heliskiers

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White Saddle Ranch accommodates eight heliskiers per week
The Pantheon Range is one of the best kept secrets in British Columbia
White Saddle Ranch is a working ranch
Classic cold, dry Canadian Powder served up daily
In the spring conditions often stabilize offering opportunities to step onto steeper terrain

The Lowdown

Himalayan-Style Mountains

These are British Columbia’s biggest and most spectacular mountains, with huge Himalayan-style vertical relief and some very long runs. Home to British Columbia's highest peak, Mt. Waddington (4,019 m), the region is humbling on a scale difficult to imagine and has been used as a backdrop by a number of high profile Hollywood films, including Martin Scorsese's 'Kundun' and Jean Jacques Annaud's 'Seven Years in Tibet'.

Private Lodge for Single Groups

With only 4/5 skiers a week skiing in a single group and staying at the relaxed and friendly Sand Creek Ranch everything about the experience is intimate and personal.

Be a Pioneer

Skiing in the Pantheon Range offers up a pioneering feel that is rare to find and with much unexplored terrain still to discover there are ample opportunities to make first descents and put your name on a bit of skiing history.

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