Helicopter flying over snowy mountain, with three people wearing ski goggles and helmets.

Snow-covered lodge with lit windows and a wooden balcony under a clear blue sky.

Skier descends snow slope beside deep mountain crevasses and ice walls.

Snowboarder carving downhill on powder snow, surrounded by pine trees and falling snow.

Hotel room with two beds, ceiling lamps, curtains, framed mountain photos, and a bench.

CMH Heli-Skiing

CMH Heli-Skiing, located in Banff in the Canadian Rockies, offers guided heli-skiing adventures with deep powder and luxury lodge stays. Born from the invention of heli-skiing in 1965, this operation now accesses over three million acres of exclusive terrain, from high alpine glaciers to evenly spaced tree runs. Guests can choose multi-day experiences such as powder intros, family weeks, heli-assisted ski touring, or private trips, all supported by experienced guides and modern safety practices. Stays range from remote backcountry lodges to comfortable bases in mountain towns, with warm hospitality and a focus on environmental stewardship inspired by founder Hans Gmoser. With an average of 2,000 cm of light, dry snowfall each year, visitors can savour the “Canadian champagne” powder that defines these life-changing mountain experiences.