HeliSki in Europe: where is cheaper or better?

HeliSki in Europe: where is cheaper (or better)?

I'd be thankful if anyone can give advice (or better yet - can share
first-hand experience) on:
WHERE to heliski in Europe at affordable price with decent service and nice
slopes?

I didn't do extensive search in internet, because information of this sort
may be not so realiable. Who knows how highly those heliski guys can extol
quality of their services and greatness of slopes?

I heard that Italian (among few remaining in the Alps) are the cheapest, but
they seem to have weak reputaion (their helicopters crash, flight service is
not so regular, etc.)

Any positive experiences? - Info? - Recommendations?

Thanks!

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N.

Actually I was going to say to go in British Columbia also. I don't
know anything about how price compares to Europe.

In BC you'll be pretty much guaranteed that you will get awesome snow
for your trip. Europe--- ya never know. Europe is a continental
snowpack, so it's more avalanchey, etc. Also they haven't been getting
much snow the last few years.

If I were to go Heliskiing, I'd go to one of the BC operations. Way
more snow, more stable snowpack... you cant miss.

Just my 2 cents. Let us know what you end up doing!

Chris

On Oct 30, 8:09 pm, Mighty Chris wrote:
Actually I was going to say to go in British Columbia also. I don't
know anything about how price compares to Europe.

In BC you'll be pretty much guaranteed that you will get awesome snow
for your trip. Europe--- ya never know. Europe is a continental
snowpack, so it's more avalanchey, etc. Also they haven't been getting
much snow the last few years.

If I were to go Heliskiing, I'd go to one of the BC operations. Way
more snow, more stable snowpack... you cant miss.

Just my 2 cents. Let us know what you end up doing!

Chris

Or, check out the cat skiing. Cheaper than heliskiing and still
untracked.

snoig