Tantalus Range Ski Mountaineering
Alaska Style Lines and a Comfy Cabin
This Winter Season's wrap-up trip is in one of the most coveted mountain ranges in British Columbia: The Tantalus Range. The Tantalus Range stands like a fortress guarded by the Squamish River, teasing all big mountain skiers and riders on their way to Whistler, BC. While not the biggest peaks in BC, the Tantalus Range offers a great mix of low-angle glacier skiing and steep open faces and couloirs. We will be flying into the Tantalus Range with a small group of motivated skiers and boarders for 4 days of big mountain skiing, learning, and fun.
Custom Trips Available.
The Goods
Length: 4 Days
Elevations: 1100m - 2300m
Terrain: Steep faces, couloirs and open glaciers.
Season: Spring or Custom trips on demand
Max. Guest to Guide Ratio: 5:1
Favorite Runs: Serratus North Face, West Couloir and Alpha Chutes.
The Skiing
Consider this our little local Alaska. With its proximity to the Pacific Ocean, the Tantalus Range gets hit with big storms, coating even the steepest lines with snow. Steep faces, couloirs, long glaciers, and peaks to bag make this an advanced skier's paradise.
Scheduled Trip Dates
March 27 - 30, 2023$2150 / person
Only 4 spots available
April 4 - 7, 2023$2150 / person
Custom dates availableContact us
All listed prices are in CAD and subject to 5% sales tax.
Still Have Questions or Concerns?
Please do not hesitate to contact us with any questions, concerns or requests on how we can make this the best trip ever!
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