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Reserve a private group of up to four within Alaska Rendezvous Lodge's semi-private format. The 2027 group price is USD 60,000, equal to USD 15,000 per person at four guests. Two guided groups share one helicopter and each receives five flight hours.
The week runs Saturday to Saturday and includes private yurts plus access to a semi-private bar and restaurant yurt with meals prepared by a private chef.
Two small groups alternate one helicopter across the Chugach. Each group controls five flight hours, with no published run or vertical guarantee. Additional flying is USD 5,500 per group hour, subject to conditions and availability.
3,500ft
/1,066.8m
Yes
/No
6,400,000ac
2,589,990.4ha
Included are five group flight hours, a professional guide, private yurt lodging, meals by a private chef, lounge and restaurant-yurt access, and the operator's complete powder and avalanche base kit. Alcohol, gratuity, extra flight time, non-skier supplement and travel protection are extra; guests bring boots, helmet, goggles and clothing.
Our heli-skiing adventures are led by a team of incredibly skilled guides. Renowned as top professionals in the industry, our guides work closely with skiers and snowboarders, maintaining a ratio of 4:1 or 3:2 for a personalized experience. Dedicated to their craft, our guides invest significant effort in obtaining certifications as certified ski guides, avalanche forecasters, and wilderness first responders. During their time off, they pursue their passion by ascending and skiing the tallest summits in the Alaska Range, the Alps, and the Andes.
40
minutes
Sauna
Massage
Single Room
Double Room
Hot Tub
Combined Cuisine
Free Wifi
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