3 Day Heli-Skiing Adventure in Happy Valley, Alaska: Ultimate Backcountry Thrill

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Difficulty

difficult

Duration

3 days

Fitness Level

Participants should be in excellent physical condition, comfortable with backcountry skiing or snowboarding, and prepared for sustained, demanding efforts at altitude.

Overview

Fly into Alaska’s wildest backcountry on this 3-day heli-skiing adventure. Enjoy two hours of flight time daily and stay in luxurious Robe Lake Lodge surrounded by expansive alpine terrain.

Happy Valley, Alaska

3 Day Heli-Skiing Package

Starting at $5,500 | 2 Hrs of Flight Time | Deluxe Accommodations at Robe Lake Lodge

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Date

Fri, Oct 17

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About This Adventure

Experience the thrill of a 3-day heli-skiing adventure, featuring two hours of breathtaking flight time and deluxe accommodations at Robe Lake Lodge. Indulge in gourmet Alaskan cuisine and enjoy comprehensive safety gear, all while surrounded by stunning landscapes. This unforgettable journey promises excitement and luxury in every moment.

3 Day Heli-Skiing Package

Rate

Per Person - $5,500

Includes

2 Hobbs Hours (2 hours flight time)
Lodging: Deluxe Accommodations at Robe Lake Lodge for 3 nights (check in Thursday check out Sunday)
Meals: Hot Breakfast, Sack Lunches,, Gourmet Alaskan Cuisine Dinners
Safety Gear: Beacon, Probe, Shovel, Harness and Airbag pack
Ground Transportation in Valdez

Adventure Tips

Prepare for Cold, Variable Weather

Layered clothing is essential to adapt to rapidly changing mountain conditions.

Avalanche Awareness

Carry and know how to use avalanche gear; courses are recommended before arrival.

Book Early for Optimal Dates

Heli-skiing trips fill quickly due to limited helicopter availability and lodge capacity.

Keep Hydrated and Nourished

High energy output requires regular hydration and calorie intake throughout the day.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Mountain goats
Bald eagles

History

Happy Valley developed as a remote access point for Alaskan wilderness recreation, with Robe Lake Lodge established to provide luxury in the backcountry.

Conservation

Operators here actively practice Leave No Trace and work with local authorities to minimize helicopter noise impact and protect sensitive wildlife habitats.