Tailor made to your desired fitness level.
There are dozens of incredible high-alpine locations that are ideally suited for Heli hiking.
Most of them have a view of at least one glacier, sometimes two or three.
Depending on the weather, your specific interest and your preference for a more leisurely hike or a steep scramble, your guide suggests the best location.
After a quick gear check the guide will pack up your lunches (included) and you will board the helicopter and whisk you to the location of choice.
Upon landing, your guide will help you out of the helicopter, that zips back to the lodge and complete silence quickly surrounds you.
Take in the amazing scenery and go explore with your guide for 4 hours.
This tour is all about you: let the guide know when you would like to stop and take a break, pictures, run up the ridge to see what is back there (more mountains and glaciers, but hey – go for it).
The tours typically have small groups of 2-4 guests, but never more than 6 guests per guide.
Departs 8:00AM, 12:00PM or 4PM
Available from May 15 to September 30
| Per Person | Booking Code | |
| Helicopter & Hiking | $720 | AHT5 |
2 persons minimum
Extra fee over 250lbs (113kgs)
CANCELLATION POLICY
Up to 5 days prior $30 per booking. Later 100%
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