Searching for your next skiing adventure? Why not try heli-skiing and experience the thrill of gliding through fresh, undisturbed powder.
Heli-skiing - also known as helicopter skiing - takes you beyond mapped-out runs, giving you the chance to explore spectacular landscapes and enjoy unbeatable conditions, all while being guided by passionate experts. You’ll plunge into the deepest snow, ski across the most stunning glaciers, make fresh tracks in pristine open bowls and practice your turns through the trees all while witnessing magnificent views from the greatest heights.
At Scott Dunn, we have connections with top heli-skiing specialists in locations all over the globe - from the scenic Austrian Alps to the stunning mountains of British Columbia - granting you access to some of the most beautiful and secluded spots. Whether you’re planning your first heli-skiing expedition or returning to your favourite slopes, our travel experts will help you create an unforgettable trip. From ‘taster’ days to week-long tours complete with accommodation, break free from the endless ski lift lines and experience run after run of pristine snow.
If you’re dreaming of a dedicated heli-skiing trip or searching for the perfect adrenaline-inducing addition to your winter holiday, we’ll help you choose the right destination for your adventure. Gaze across Iceland’s breathtaking Arctic scenery, or travel further afield and experience the majesty of New Zealand’s impressive peaks on your own tailor-made heli-ski experience.
New Zealand
Soaring mountains, ancient glaciers, huge forests, unique wildlife and superb beaches...what's not to love?
Iceland, Europe
With an endless list of geological wonders, it’s the astounding landscapes that really steal the show when it comes to experiences in Iceland...and they are best seen by air!
St Anton, Austria
St. Anton is one of Austria’s finest and one of the most popular ski resorts in the Alps, with both fabulous skiing and an unrivalled, lively après-ski scene on offer.
Blanket Bay
Glenorchy, Central Otago and the Southern Lakes, New Zealand
