Join Lars, an IFMGA-certified mountain guide, for this incredible 4-day ski mountaineering experience in the Tantalus Range of British Columbia. Based out of the Jim Haberl Hut, head to a different part of the area each day, enjoying phenomenal views and incredible powder.
Group
Coast Mountains
4 Days
Apr
Fit
Intermediate
Situated just north of Squamish, the Tantalus Range is the perfect place for a hut-based ski mountaineering adventure!
The trip starts with a quick helicopter flight from a pre-determined location in Squamish out to the Jim Haberl Hut, on the edge of the Tantalus Provincial Park.
Once we’ve arrived, the fun begins. Over the course of our four days together, we will head out on various ski mountaineering expeditions, exploring parts of the British Columbian backcountry that you would not be able to get to on skis alone.
In order to take full advantage of all the excellent ski touring that awaits here, it is best to be an intermediate level backcountry skier with previous mountaineering experience.
Among the various peaks that we might climb and explore are Alpha Mountain, Serratus Mountain, Red Tusk, Lydia Mountain and Mt Tanatalus. Each of these peaks will provide stunning views out over the backcountry as well as plenty of out-of-this-world skiing opportunities.
So what are you waiting for? Book now for this unforgettable 4-day ski mountaineering experience from the Jim Haberl Hut in the exquisitely beautiful Tantalus Range!
If you like the look of this trip then I think you may also enjoy my 7-day ski touring trip on Manatee Glacier, also in the Coast Range!
- Guiding fee
- Accommodation included
- Transport during the trip
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Dinner
More info Please contact us for a complete list of necessary equipment. |
Meeting point Squamish, British Columbia |
Helmet
Ice axe
Backpack
Crampons
Sunglasses
Belay device
Watter bottle
Ski equipment
Climbing skins
Other gear: Camping gear
Raised in the mountains, I was born into a life of ski touring and mountaineering at my family's lodge in the McGillivray Pass, British Columbia. Now an IFMGA guide, I am passionate about showing guests around my favourite ski terrain at Whitecap, as well as taking them on new, big mountain adventures around the world.
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