Epic Powder and the Most Flyable Days in Alaska
Skiers and snowboarders come to Alaska and the Chugach Mountains for the endless variety of terrain and huge snowfalls. You will find great conditions from opening day in February until our last powder turns in April. Our location is slightly inland and at a higher elevation than all other Alaska heli ski companies, this allows for the most consistent powder and more flyable days than any other Alaska operation, all of which means you ski more with Majestic Heli Ski.
Our lodge’s elevation is 3000 feet – the highest elevation of any heli ski lodge in Alaska and higher than any ski lift in the state. This provides us with the best snow quality and the most flyable days in all of Alaska.
Alaska is not a cold, dark place, often the opposite. The average daylight is 11 hours for February and 16 hours for April. The Pacific Ocean does an amazing job of providing moisture for large, consistent snowfalls, as well as moderating winter temperatures. Daytime temperatures are just like you would likely find at your local ski resort.
Powder is What it is All About
Our deep snowpack offers amazing turns for everyone from first time powder skiers to those who are looking for jaw dropping steeps. Alaska is known for having consistent, high-quality snow. Though our terrain is relatively close to the ocean, our snow is light and dry. You can expect to get the same mind-blowing powder from your first turn at the top of your run to your last turn at the bottom.
