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rk heliski panorama inc

panorama, BC

Additional Information

RK Heliski offers heliskiing and snowboarding adventures in the Purcell Mountains with a 1500 km² tenure featuring terrain up to 3,000 meters elevation. Operating for over 55 seasons, the company provides access to gladed tree runs and open bowls with pristine powder snow.

Specializes in

Deep powder heliskiingHigh elevation terrainGladed tree runsOpen bowlsGlaciated terrainSafety management

Services

3 Run Powder Adventure5 Run Powder AdventureASTAR Semi PrivateBell 212 Semi PrivateASTAR Private PlatinumBell 212 Private PlatinumHelicat experiencesGuided heliskiingSnowboarding

Established 1970 · Serving Purcell Mountains, Jumbo Valley, Panorama Mountain Resort area

Additional information extracted from the firm's public website. Last updated: September 16, 2026

Contact Information

Phone: (250) 342-3889

Website: https://www.rkheliski.com/

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