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Silver Package: Elite Helicopter Skiing in Alta, Utah - Salt Lake City

Silver Package: Elite Helicopter Skiing in Alta, Utah

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Difficulty

expert

Duration

2 days, 3 nights

Fitness Level

Participants should be in excellent physical condition with strong cardiovascular endurance to handle backcountry skiing.

Overview

Discover the thrill of heli-skiing across 100,000 acres of powder in Alta, Utah, paired with luxe stays at The Cliff Lodge. Perfect for advanced skiers ready for their next big adventure!

Silver Package: Elite Helicopter Skiing in Alta, Utah

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Adventure Tips

Be Prepared for Variable Weather

Alta's mountain weather can shift quickly, so pack layered clothing and stay ready for changes.

Bring Avalanche Safety Gear

Heli-skiing involves remote terrain; always carry avalanche transceivers, probes, and shovels.

Stay Hydrated at Altitude

High elevation can dehydrate you faster—drink plenty of water throughout your trip.

Follow Guide Instructions Closely

Listen carefully to your guides for safety briefings and terrain warnings to stay safe in the backcountry.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Mule deer
  • Mountain goats

History

Alta is one of the oldest ski areas in the U.S., founded in 1939 with a deep skiing tradition.

Conservation

Efforts are underway to protect the fragile alpine environment, including sustainable lodge operations and responsible heli-skiing practices.

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Recommended Gear

Helmet with GoPro Mount

Essential

Protects your head during descents and lets you capture epic runs on camera.

winter specific

Layered Ski Clothing

Essential

Multiple layers keep you warm and dry in fluctuating mountain weather.

winter specific

Avalanche Safety Kit

Essential

Includes beacon, probe, and shovel to ensure safety in backcountry conditions.

winter specific

Hydration Pack

Allows easy access to water while skiing to stay hydrated at high elevations.

winter specific