An Exciting and Intimate Heliskiing and Heli Boarding Experience
Meet the Aubreys, and in case you haven’t noticed, heli-skiing is their life!
Crescent Spur has become known as one of the friendliest helicopter skiing operations around. Mark, as Operations Manager and senior guide, spends most of his time in the mountains, while Regina is most often at the lodge “taking care of business.” Mark and Regina have been working in the ski industry since the late seventies, but it wasn't until 1987 that their dream of a world-class heliski operation started to come together.
The people at Crescent Spur want to show you a great heliski vacation
We’re lucky to work with great people at Crescent Spur! Part of this is because the people here “live” for the outdoors and love to share their passion for heli-skiing. All of our guides are certified to meet or exceed the qualification requirements of our industry's professional association. They have extensive experience in backcountry skiing, avalanche forecasting and safety, and have knowledge of first aid, mountain rescue, and group management skills. Did we mention they also know how to have a good time?
There’s no chair lift, but we do have a heck of a lot of “runs!”
Our operation is located in beautiful British Columbia, less than two hours east of Prince George. An abundance of dry powder, immense open bowls, spectacular glaciers, and challenging treed slopes are but a few of the attributes these mountains possess. We ski all types of terrain within our 1,500 square mile operating area.
Why do people continue to return to Crescent Spur year after year?
We can go on forever about why you should come to Crescent Spur. Fact is, though, it’s our job to do that. So, we’d like to open it up to a few of the folks who’ve skied here over the years. See what they have to say, what they liked, and perhaps even a few of their criticisms. Overwhelmingly, people seem to think we’ve got a pretty nice “joint” on our hands.