Kia Ora and welcome to Christchurch! Your tour starts bright and early with a 6am departure from your Christchurch accommodation. Before departure, you'll be fuelling up with a fully cooked breakfast to get your body amped for an amazing day of heli skiing/boarding. With just under 1.5 hours drive to the heli pad, your tour guide will make a scheduled stop at the rental store to collect any equipment you require.
Today you will be heli skiing and boarding a vast mountainous area spanning three 3 ranges - The Arrowsmith, Ragged and Palmer Ranges. Charge up your cameras, because this is footage you'll be bragging to your mates about. Your heli guides know all the sweet spots, with over 200 named heli runs across the 3 mountain ranges, so there is plenty of terrain to suit your skiing/boarding ability. Tonight we will be staying at Methven Resort. You can take in the starry night sky while soaking in the hotels sought after hot pools.
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Slope Info - Arrowsmith
Slope Info - Ohau
Waking up in the shadow of the most prominent mountain in New Zealand, your day of heli riding is going to be one for the brag book. Today you're spoilt for choice. Mount Cook Heliski region is the largest heliski area in NZ, operating among the highest peaks in Aoraki Mount Cook National Park, covering 6 mountain ranges across to the Ben Ohaus, that tower above the shores of azure Lake Pukaki. Mount Cook heli has the highest landings, longest runs, greatest snow accumulation and most consistent conditions of any backcountry area in New Zealand.
No matter your experience there will be terrain to suit your ability, from mellow open powder bowls to challenging descents – today will not disappoint. As the sunsets over Aoraki Mt Cook, we can relax and talk about today's adventures over dinner at the Mt Cook Lodge restaurant.
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Slope Info - Mount Cook
Slope Info - Ohau
Rise and shine! We hope you recharged your bodies and the camera batteries last night because today is going to be another amazing day of heli skiing/boarding. Heading into the mountainous areas around Wanaka and the surrounding lakes, we have access to over 8,500 square metres of terrain spreading across 11 different mountain ranges – this is over 3000 times the size of Coronet Peak! You have hit the money load of run choices.
With your legs and bodies now conditioned to riding virgin snow, your experienced heli guides will be taking you to some of their favourite spots. Tonight we're mixing it up with dinner at the Mexican Restaurant in Wanaka. What better way to unwind from a day of epic heli, than with a margarita or 2, great banter and showing off those heli pics from the day.
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Slope Info - Wanaka
Wanaka is home to two of the most spectacular ski mountains and based on the weather we'll choose one of these as today's mountain. Treble Cone lies within the heart of the Southern Alps and the views from TC of majestic Lake Wanaka are astounding. Treble Cone is the largest ski area in the South Island, and is renowned for its terrain, dry powder and more technical skiing. Because of its proximity to the Southern Alps it has reliable weather and snow conditions and it is protected from the bitterly cold southerly winds.
Whilst Cardrona Alpine Resort is NZ's most popular ski resort in the area and offers phenomenal skiing as well as a huge range of facilities such as a choice of 8 different cafes & restaurants, a mountain shop, plus more. After a day on the Wanaka mountains, we'll travel over to Queenstown for the last night of the tour. Day 6 will be the heli day if we had bad weather on day 5.
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Slope Info - Treble Cone
Slope Info - Cardrona
There are currently no departures available on this trip. Either it's the end of the season and new departures will be released shortly, or this itinerary has been changed and will no longer continue. Feel free to contact us for information about when next seasons dates will be released or click here to view the general release dates for all destinations.
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