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Judging by the Instagram post, pretty sure they’re in Hyder.
Gnome is always available
Don’t let the skier BS stop you from going. It’s still worth the trip.Last frontier Heli skiing sure has a large tenure in that area . We were planning a trip over that way but highway 37 a bit further. But after some research it won’t be happening.
for those that dont know the answer, but YES.Correct me if I’m wrong, but doesn’t commercial tenure only prevent other commercial operations from working in the same area, not recreational users ?
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Can you post up the site you're using for the mapping?I am not sure , it was a cold afternoon yesterday so I spent some time looking at their arcgis mapping and tenure licenses on the government website . My understanding is that they can control non commercial access during the winter months. we are more interested in Bell 2 area on 37 than Stewart. Colder drier snow but still plenty of it. And there are a couple of indigenous protected areas to consider.
I can’t seem to get the government document to upload. It’s about 42 pages. Try googling , Mechanized Ski management for Last Frontier Heliski..Also the HannaTintina conservancy area and The Meziadin Indigenous Protected Conservation Area.Can you post up the site you're using for the mapping?
Boulder mtn area has been done to death . Haines Summit area would get my vote. altho lack of amenities is a major pain,but still in BC .
Wowza…. That’s a 2500k trip one wayIf I was going to ride Haines Summit, I would stay in Haines, Alaska. There’s a couple motels, a few restaurants and bars, and you can take a day off from riding and go on a fishing charter. One of my favourite places in North America.
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There's a ferry from Prince Rupert. Not necessarily quicker or cheaper, but a lot less driving.Wowza…. That’s a 2500k trip one way