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March Radness Guided Splitboarding trip in Lake Louise

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Splitboard for 3 days in the company of Jeff, an IFMGA mountain guide, all along the Lake Louise area, Canada.

Columbia Mountains

3 Days

Mar

Very high

Intermediate


Description

Based out of the Lake Louise Alpine Center, the long weekend will be spent climbing and skiing some of the Rockies’ greatest peaks.

The end of March is an excellent time of year to climb and ski the high peaks in and around Lake Louise, Field B.C., and North towards Jasper on the 93N.

In previous years the AAA guides have made ascents of Mt Victoria N summit, Cathedral Peak, Mt Field, Cirque Peak, Crowfoot mountain, and Mt Hector. With long warm spring days and a deep, well-settled snowpack, join our certified guides for a great weekend of peak bagging and skiing!

Do you want to try it all? I can also offer you a ski tour in the same area.

Price includes

  • Guiding fee

Price details

  • Price per person to join a group.
  • WHAT'S INCLUDED
  • • ACMG/IFMGA Mountain or Ski guide
  • • Transportation
  • • Equipment List
  • • Meeting location

Details

More info

Minimum group size: 3 people.

Avalanche gear rentals. CAD 17.00/day/person Upon request, catered food can be organized for $35.00/day/person Accommodation at Hut CAD 110.00/ person Guide food CAD 80.00 Tax

Meeting point


FAQs

What experience level is this course for?

Skiers should be at an advanced level of skiing and have a good base fitness.

Where exactly will we go?

The exact locations are determined by the conditions, and will be decided shortly before the course date.

Do I need transportation?

We recommend transportation as you will need to travel to the ski locations. We often travel to Lake Louise and Field, BC.

About the guide

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Jeff

4.9

(63)

Mountain Guide

Alpine Air Adventures is an independent mountain guiding business run by Jeff Bullock. I am a fully certified IFMGA Mountain Guide, with my training and certification through the Association of Canadian Mountain Guides, and the Canadian Avalanche Association.

We specialize in outdoor Banff adventures including: rock climbing, ice climbing, alpine climbing, backcountry skiing and snowboarding, avalanche courses and improvised rope rescue courses.

Based out of Banff, Alberta, Canada in the heart of the rugged Canadian Rocky Mountains, Alpine Air offers everything mountain. My main emphasize is to offer safe and unforgettable Banff adventures to my guests. With the allure of the mountains right at my doorstep I am always keen to take on any adventure and I am excited to have you along. Contact me to begin organizing your dream mountain ascent or descent.

Languages

French | English

Certificates

ACMG | IFMGA

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What people are saying about Jeff

I have been doing backcountry ski trips with AAA for 3 years now and have been impressed every time. They're very good at adapting the plan to fit the group and have the knowledge to take you into some full-on terrain if that's what you desire. Thanks for pushing my limits and I can't wait for the next one!

My partner Jen and I had 2 days splitboarding in the Lake Louise area with AAA. Jeff and Tamara were both super friendly and easy to get along with as well as extremely professional and knowledgeable. Both days were exactly what we had hoped for and more, and we were able to learn so much from Jeff and Tamara’s expertise on the mountain. We had some of the best runs of our lives and will definitely contact Jeff and AAA when we are next in Banff for more adventures.

The back country awaits! Could be just over that ridge. You’ll never know unless you get a guide to show you! I took a one day peak beyond the well known slopes of Lake Louise with my awesome guide. Someone once told me riding those lines is like flying - and it is totally true! I’ll be back for more.

Jay

I had a superb time and Jerry my guide was brilliant with safety being always paramount.

Sue

Our guide was Jason (not Jeff) and although he was a great guy, he appeared to not be very familiar with the location in which we skied. I was also surprised by the fact that he never asked us about our skiing abilities or the type of terrain we hoped to ski. Due to the avalanche conditions and snow cover, we were in terrain where the trees were too tight to ski and so we skied down an avalanche path (with minimal hazard from above) that was quite steep with a lot of exposed vegetation and small cliff bands. For two of the three of us, this terrain was at the edge of our comfort zones and so the ski down was not very enjoyable. Afterwards, I couldn't help wondering if we had been asked about our interests and skiing level, if we might have found lower angle terrain with a less dense forest cover. Having said all this, once Jason realized I was in a place I was not happy about, he was very attentive to assisting me through the terrain. In summary, the three of us paid a lot of money for a ski tour that was not great and we wondered whether it should have been cancelled if this was the best terrain to be found given the conditions.


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