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AWAVE Travel
AWAVE Travel and our Team of Expert Snow Travel Advisors are here to help you have a smooth and hassle-free trip. We have a wide range of Freeride Trips, Heliski and Catski!
Based on your requirements, we will help you find the perfect location for your next trip and all of our bookings are covered by our Best Price Promise, so you will always get the best price possible!
Snow Trips
Northern Escape Heli-skiing
Award-Winning Heliski in British Columbia with Snowcat Backup
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For more information about any of our trips and experiences, please contact our Expert Snow Team.
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Expert Snow Travel Advice
Speak with our Expert Snow Travel Team who will be able to find you the perfect trip based on your requirements! If you are looking for a Heli Ski trip, Snow Tour, or Cat Skiing, all advice is free!
Best Price Promise
We aim to always offer the best possible prices but if we are ever beaten, then we will match or beat any genuine price for any of our trips, always getting you the best deal!
Quality Trips
All of our partners have been hand-selected by the AWAVE Travel team for the quality of snow, safety, and accommodation. We only work with partners that meet our high-quality standards!
Personal Service, Start to Finish
When finding and booking a trip with AWAVE Travel, you will have a personal Snow Travel Consultant from start to finish. We are here to find you exactly what you’re looking for and make sure all the details are taken care of!
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Destinations
Explore the most popular destinations around the world!
Frequently Asked Questions
- What types of snow experiences are featured on this page?
The snow trips include heli-skiing, cat-skiing, and freeride ski or snowboard tours — each offering unique ways to explore deep powder, untouched backcountry terrain, and iconic snow destinations around the world.
- What destinations can I explore for snow adventures?
Top snow destinations include Alaska, the Andes, Canada, the Caucasus mountains, Europe’s freeride terrain, Japan’s legendary powder, and remote backcountry in Kazakhstan — each offering distinct landscapes and snowfall patterns.
- When is the best time of year for these snow trips?
Optimal times depend on the region — for example, Alaska’s heliski season typically peaks in winter and early spring, while Japan’s powder season usually runs through mid-winter. Booking timing helps ensure deep snow and great conditions.
- What is heli-skiing and how is it different from regular skiing?
Heli-skiing uses helicopters to access remote, pristine mountain slopes that are otherwise unreachable. This means skiing or snowboarding on fresh powder far from the regular resort crowds and groomed pistes — a true backcountry adventure.
- What is cat-skiing?
Cat-skiing uses specialized snowcats (tracked vehicles) to reach backcountry terrain where untouched powder awaits. It’s a great alternative to heli-skiing, offering deep snow and varied terrain without needing a helicopter.
- Who are these snow trips suitable for?
Whether you’re an experienced skier or snowboarder chasing deep powder, or an adventurous freerider looking to explore off-piste terrain, there are options for different skill levels. Guides help match the terrain to your ability.
- Which option is better for beginners?
Budget snow trips are generally more suitable for beginners, offering groomed slopes, ski schools, and controlled resort environments. Adventure snow trips are better suited to confident intermediate or advanced skiers and snowboarders.
- Which option offers better value?
Value depends on your priorities. If you want maximum slope time at a lower cost, budget trips deliver strong value. If you’re chasing exclusive terrain, deep powder, and guided backcountry access, adventure snow trips justify the premium.
- I’m new to skiing or snowboarding — what should I choose?
If you’re a beginner or still building confidence, a resort-based snow trip is usually the best option. Groomed slopes, structured lessons, and lift access provide a safe and supportive learning environment.
- Are snow trips suitable for young children?
Yes. Many ski resorts are designed with families in mind, offering beginner slopes, ski schools, childcare services, and safe learning areas specifically for kids.