The volcanos and culture of Southern Chile have to be experienced by any traveling skier! This 8-day trip will give us access to 2-4 different peaks to explore and ski some gorgeous lines. The number of volcanoes we ski is up to our focus and fitness levels.

Dates Can be Flexible upon request. 3-6 Guests Total for this trip. 6 Guests can fit in the 2 vehicles allowing for up to 6 guests maximum.

Chris Martin will meet you in Osorno or Temuco, Chile depending on the trip designed for your group.

From Santiago down through Argentina, many volcano options exist. Each volcano brings its own adventure and characteristics that are unique to its landscape. On this trip, an example of one of our goals is to reach the summit caldera (top volcano cone) of volcanoes while experiencing the homegrown cultural vibe of Chile.

Picture this: you and your best ski buddies fly to Anchorage, AK, and hop in a floatplane. You fly to a remote glacier where you base camp in your own basin for several days while skiing the most iconic mountains in the US. This trip has it all and is a great way to dip your boots into an expedition ski trip without having to spend weeks camping on a glacier!

This trip is spent in the Pika Glacier zone in the Alaska Range, nestled below Denali and Foraker. We’ve designed this trip for those who are looking to experience a one-of-a-kind backcountry skiing / split boarding experience in Alaska while learning more about traveling/camping in bigger mountain ranges.

We can design this trip for intermediates through experts. Each individual must be physically fit and healthy and have at least begun their journey into backcountry skiing/riding. Must be comfortable on glaciers and skiing variable snow.

This 40 mile traverse in the Elk Mountains off Colorado gets off the beaten path of many Huts. The remote feel of these huts is paramount with wild mountain passes, rustic huts and an array of wild views. We begin our journey on the Aspen side and traverse to Crested Butte. This is the most optimal way to experience this traverse.

Have you ever wanted to Descend North Americas 3rd Highest Peak? Yes it is in Mexico at 18,500’ with glaciers and sometimes even powder snow.

We will meet you in Mexico City, Mexico and drive down to

While the Grand Teton is by far the most known Peak in the Tetons, this range has a number of objectives that are equally as spectacular.  Whether it be the East Ridge of Mt. Owen, the East Face Buck Mountain or the Southwest Couloir of the Middle Teton, Jackson Hole Mountain Guides, can design an overnight climb that will accommodate any goal or skill level.

SOUTHWEST COULOIR 12,804′ II, 3RD CLASS

Once the snow has melted out of the Southwest Couloir the climb to the summit becomes mostly a scramble with a few climbing moves here and there. The approach to the Southwest Couloir is long and arduous. We recommend most parties consider making an overnight of the climb and make a camp in the South Fork. Until the beginning of July this route offers steep snow climbing and great views of the Tetons. The climbing itself is not difficult but the day is long and the slopes exposed. We require participants have a snow class or equivalent experience.

NORTHWEST COULOIR – 12,514′, 4TH CLASS

Most people combine the South Teton with an ascent of the Middle Teton. The approach is long and arduous so one might as well sit on two summits for the work involved. We highly recommend that you consider camping in the South Fork of Garnet Canyon and make the asent of both these great peaks an overnight affair. Be advised that early season snow may require a snow class or equivalent experience.

 SOUTHEAST RIDGE – 11,938’ II, 4TH CLASS

Buck Mountain’s Southeast Ridge is one of the better easy technical routes to a major Teton summit. Although not particularly difficult, it is a fine example of classic Teton mountaineering. The approach is via Stewart Draw past Timberline Lake and requires snow climbing skills until mid-season. Buck Mountain is usually done either as a long day climb or as a comfortable two-day trip. The campsite is in the timber in a boulder-scattered basin 2500 feet above the valley floor. We particularly recommend the two-day trip as a great introduction to Teton climbing for entry-level climbers, for those with families, and for those seeking a less-strenuous trip.

EAST FACE AND RIDGE- BUCK MTN 11,938’ II, 4TH CLASS

Buck Mtn is the southern-most of the big granite Teton peaks. It is usually approached via the Stewart Draw and is much less traveled than the central peaks. The East Face, rising above Timberline Lake, is a straightforward snow climb in early and mid-season. A favorite alternate route is the adjacent East Ridge, a scenic technical climb combining snow with easy rock. It’s a great place for acquiring moutaineering experience in a spectacular setting. Buck Mtn is usually done either as a long day climb or as a comfortable two-day trip. The campsite is in the timber in a boulder-scattered basin 2500 feet above the valley floor. We particularly recommend the two-day trip as a great introduction to Teton climbing for entry-level climbers, for those with families, and for those seeking a less-strenuous trip.

KOVEN/EAST RIDGE – MT OWEN 12,928’ II, 5.4-5.6

Mt Owen is second only to the Grand Teton in elevation and many consider it to be a more difficult peak. Two rewarding routes, the Koven and the East Ridge, offer the moderately experienced climber the best in classic mountaineering. Because the routes are the same up to the summit formation, they are included together. The East Ridge tackles Mt. Owen’s summit via rock that is a bit more challenging than the line the Koven Route follows to the top. Snow climbing skills are required for much of the season to negotiate steep snowfields and couloirs. The routes enter the fascinating cirque of the Teton Glacier and the views of the North Face of the Grand are very impressive. Mt Owen is ascended on a three-day trip with a camp carried high into Glacier Gulch. The second day is usually long and strenuous; a second night at camp is not required before descending.

Fasten your seat belts for a full day of climbing in beautiful Grand Teton National Park or Curtis Canyon behind the Elk refuge. Our high quality guides will make your day on the rocks informative, exciting and enjoyable . . . and you can’t beat the location!

All technical equipment is included. Guests are responsible for their own clothing and footwear. Rock shoes or mountain boots are available for rent.

A full day of rock climbing. This is a great option for folks looking to try rock climbing for the first time, or people who have not climbed in some time and are looking to refresh their skills. Routes range in difficulty from 5.4 to 5.11.

The Tetons have become world renowned for excellent backcountry skiing and riding and consistent snowfall.  We at Jackson Hole Mountain Guides live for the deep and light snow that blankets the Tetons every winter and its this love that keeps us busy and out in the mountains everyday.  You can be rest assured that any one of our AMGA-trained or certified guides that you go out with will have intimate knowledge of the Teton range, the snow pack and the daily weather patterns to help choose the perfect tour for that day.  Our guides work in these mountains year-round and know where to find the good snow in the nooks and crannies of the Teton Range.  It takes years and years to become familiar with the range and knowing multiple options and tours for all conditions and weather and this is something that we truly pride our self on.  We offer custom trips for novice to expert skiers and riders and will help you select objectives in line with your ability and enthusiasm.  Join one of our experienced guides for a day of untracked powder, solitude and exercise.  Our backcountry tours span from gladed tree skiing during low visibility days to scenic summits and high mountain traverses and everything in between.  Get a group together or join us for a private day out for some of the most beautiful backcountry touring terrain in the states!

7 Day All Inclusive Heli Skiing Packages
Our all inclusive heli skiing packages are the best way to experience heli accessible ski and snowboard terrain in Alaska. All of our heli skiing packages run from Saturday to Saturday. Please book your flights accordingly and plan to arrive either the day before or early Saturday morning.

What's Included:
A seat in our heli for up to 7 days (4:1 or better group to heli ratio)
Dedicated SEABA guide (4:1 client to guide ratio)
Required avalanche and helicopter safety training
Required equipment (we recommend bringing gear you are familiar with)
Transportation
Lodging and meals at the Fort Seward lodge

Our trips and itineraries are customized for those with an adventure-driven spirit; providing our clients with a unique opportunity to trek, ski and snowboard several of the White Continent’s untamed peaks. Journey deep into the rugged landscape of one of earth’s last frontiers while enjoying the convenience, safety and luxury of the Ocean Albatros expedition ship. Sail past Cape Horn, across the Drake Passage and along the Antarctic Peninsula and join an exclusive group of intrepid travelers inspired by the legacy of Antarctic discovery.

Experience true modern exploration as you travel to a land covered by glaciers, never conquered by man. Travel through alleys of icebergs and study the blue mystery of such extraordinary formations of nature. Explore harbors and bays while surrounded by clouds of seabirds and become enveloped in the raw magnificence. Witness the profound beauty and isolation of a land covered by ice. Listen to glaciers calve and observe with wonder minke whales, black-browed albatross, snow petrels, penguins and seals.

Ponder the complexity of the fragile and dynamic ecosystem of the Antarctic Peninsula. Daily shore landings, lectures and zodiac excursions will cover the history, biology, geology and politics of our Southernmost continent. Actively explore this frontier or contemplate the social structure of a penguin colony. If you’re interested in this opportunity of a lifetime or want to learn more about the experience and hear from some of our past clients, you’re going to want to watch our new video by clicking the button below.

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