Telluride Mountain Heli-skiing - A HIGH FLYING Winter ADVENTURE
The world-class skiing and snowboarding in Telluride, Colorado draws winter sports enthusiasts from around the country and the world. But if you're looking for a unique skiing or boarding experience with even more thrills, book a heli-skiing session with Telluride Helitrax. Offering exclusive fly-in access to the most high-altitude powder in the San Juan Mountains, Telluride Helitrax guides take skiers and snowboarders out for an amazing helicopter tour of the most pristine mountain terrain. Choose from full day, multi-day, semi-private, or custom ski tours to enjoy a once in a lifetime ski excursion that's tailored to your specific preferences and skill levels. From high octane drop-ins to secluded backcountry tours, heli-skiing in Telluride is a truly spectacular experience. To book your heli-skiing tour, contact Concierge@mountainlodgetelluride.com or call 970-369-6116.
Details
Prices -
Prices vary based on tour choice and number of riders.
Hours -
Open daily by appointment during ski season, from late December through early April.
Activities
Single Day Heli-Ski Tours
Custom Tours
Multi-Day Heli-Ski Tours
Backcountry Ski Tours
Semi-Private Tours
Scenic Helicopter Flights
FAQs
How do I make reservation for a Heli-Skiing session?
The best way to reserve your heli-skiing tour is to contact our concierge at Mountain Lodge Telluride. Call 970-369-6116 or email Concierge@mountainlodgetelluride.com for more information. The other way to book a tour is by calling Telluride Helitrax directly at 877-500-8377 or 970-728-8377. Visit their website for detailed tour information, pricing and FAQs.
How much terrain does Heli-Skiing cover around the lodge?
Heli-Skiing tours cover more than 200 square miles of high altitude terrain around Telluride. Ranging in elevation from 10,000 to 13,500 feet, almost all of the covered terrain is above the tree line. Advanced-Intermediate to expert skiers and boarders can look forward to tackling high alpine basins, cirques and summits, with most runs corresponding to double blue or single black runs, as rated by Telluride Ski Resort.
