Top powder picks for 2026

Elemental Adventure • 05 September 2025

Winter is only 3 months away but if you haven’t already got your plans locked in, don’t panic, we still have some great trips available.

That said, don’t put it off because these spots won’t be around for long. Here are our top picks from 2026’s remaining dates...Contact us for these and more.

Last Frontier Heliskiing Safari

BC’s Alaskan frontier is almost limitless in scale and as reliable as it is remote.

The Safari enables you to ski two iconic locations, Bell 2 and Ripley Creek, and maximise access to over 10,000km2 of some of British Columbia's snowiest mountains in the same week. This mid-season availability presents a rare opportunity.

6th - 13th February | CAD $20,130 per person+ 5% GST

Includes:

Seven days of heli-skiing including 30,500 vertical metres
Guides certified by the ACMG / IFMGA
Use of powder skis, poles and all safety equipment including avalanche transceiver and avalanche airbag
Seven nights’ accommodation in a twin room, with all meals
Return ground transfer from Terrace

Helicopter above huge snowy mountain range — Last Frontier Heliskiing has over 10,000km2 of skiable terrain • Photo: Dave Silver

Greenland

Greenland might just be heli-skiing's hottest ticket for 2026.

On the East Coast, the hotel is shabby, the food is mostly tinned or frozen and the weather is fickle.... but the heli-skiing is out of this world.

28th March - 4th April | EUR 13,950 per person

Includes:

Six days‘ heli-skiing including six hours helicopter flying time (per group of four)
Seven nights‘ hotel accommodation
All meals in Greenland
Service of professional IFMGA mountain guide/s
Powder performance skis
Use of safety equipment including avalanche airbag, transceiver and harness

skiers in East Greenland — Out of this world skiing in Greenland • Photo: Elemental Adventure

Svalbard

Svalbard is an incredible destination in its own right – an Arctic wilderness, both pristine and breathtaking. Ski-touring enables you to fully appreciate its grandeur and make sublime turns in a place that few will ever see, let alone ski.

Elemental Adventure is returning to Svalbard in 2026 on board RV PolarXplorer, a vessel whose pedigree is in scientific research, TV and film production but her specification and crew expertise make her perfect for a ski touring expedition.

Available to book exclusively or by cabin.

12th - 19th April | 18th - 25th April | EUR 11,500 per person | Download brochure

Includes:

1 night pre-charter B&B hotel accommodation
6 nights’ full board accommodation (shared cabin) on RV PolarXplorer
Guiding in two groups of 5 or 6 with internationally certified (IFMGA) mountain guide(s)
Fuel for the anticipated cruising distance
Transfers between Svalbard airport and Longyearbyen and to / from expedition vessel

skier on ridge in Svalbard — Svalbard grandeur • Photo: Elemental Adventure

Iceland

When spring comes to the Alps, March is early season for Iceland. With a little luck you can expect blizzards, powder and the Northern Lights.

A generous new credit policy in case of time lost to bad weather and (from England) direct London and Manchester flights, make Iceland in March ideal for a low-commitment, high-potential heli-skiing short break.

March Departures

Saturday - Tuesday | 2.5 days' heliskiing | EUR 5,000 per person
Tuesday - Saturday | 3.5 days' heliskiing | EUR 7,000 per person
Saturday - Saturday | 6.5 days' heliskiing | EUR 13,200 per person

Includes:

Transfer from Akureyri to the lodge
Heli-skiing on the best terrain on the Troll peninsula with 2, 3 or 6 hours flying time
Safety training and use of avalanche transceiver, avalanche air bag, shovel and probe
Use of powder skis and poles
Iceland’s most experienced heli-ski guides (IFMGA or ACMG certified)
Accommodation at Klængshóll Lodge (twin or double occupancy) including meal
Bad weather activities - ski touring, whale watching, fishing, geothermal baths, hot springs