Luxury Heliskiing in Alaska!
As Alaska’s premier and longest-operating heli-skiing lodge, Tordrillo Mountain Lodge delivers world-class heli-skiing and heli-snowboarding packages for an unmatched winter adventure.
Located just a 40-minute flight from Anchorage, Tordrillo Mountain Lodge is nestled in the Alaskan backcountry, 60 miles northwest of the city. Whether you’re carving fresh tracks on a remote mountain or enjoying a quiet moment on the deck, the trip of a lifetime starts here!
Mountains & Terrains
Surrounded by over 1.2 million acres of Alaskan skiing terrain and with 600 inches of light snow each winter season, the Tordrillo Mountains offer some of the most exciting helicopter skiing and snowboarding terrain in the world!
High-pressure systems typical of this region generally bring dry weather, clear skies, sunshine, and stable snow conditions. With average temperatures ranging from 15º to 25º F, powder enthusiasts can enjoy runs that start as high as 7,500 feet and descend to 2,000 feet, with panoramic views of Denali and volcanic summits. If poor weather sets in, you will shift to gentler terrain where the snowpack is less prone to avalanches.
Whether you’re an intermediate skier or a world-class carver, we customize your experience, selecting the best runs to match your skill level.
The Package
When you choose Tordrillo heli-skiing and snowboarding packages, you’re opting for an award-winning adventure. The winter packages at Tordrillo run from mid-February through late April. Each package includes transportation from Anchorage International Airport to Hotel Captain Cook, 1 night’s stay in a double occupancy room at Hotel Captain Cook, round-trip flights between Anchorage and Tordrillo Mountain Lodge, 7 nights of lodging, 7 days of heli adventures, safety equipment and ski/snowboard demos, gourmet meals, and 5 Hobbs hours per group of 4 clients.
The seasoned Alaska heli-skiing guides at Tordrillo Mountain Lodge are among the most experienced professionals in the world. Each of the guides has at least 15 years of experience with hundreds of Alaska heli-skiing runs in the Tordrillo Mountains. They have a keen awareness of the constantly changing environment and how to mitigate potential hazards, as well as top-of-the-line avalanche rescue gear.
Why We Love Tordrillo Mountain Lodge
The endless terrain and colossal vertical drops make heli-skiing at Tordrillo an unparalleled experience!
The expert guides and skilled pilots with deep knowledge of the area!
The luxury accommodations to rest after a full day heli-skiing!
Ready to Heliski in Alaska?
Lodging
Tordrillo Mountain Lodge redefines luxury and comfort in the Alaskan wilderness with unparalleled accommodations. The 6-bedroom Main Lodge is a 5,600-square-foot log structure, featuring expansive windows and 3 large cedar decks offering breathtaking views of Judd Lake and the Alaska Range. For those seeking lakeside seclusion, the luxury one-bedroom cabins next to the Main Lodge offer a private retreat. Judd Lake Lodge, with its sleek, modern architecture, is a private lodge that accommodates eight guests across 4 large bedrooms, each with a private bath.
Dining at Tordrillo Mountain Lodge is an adventure in itself, featuring gourmet dishes crafted from seasonal and local ingredients. The lodge also prides itself on its selection of handcrafted beers, signature cocktails, and a sophisticated wine collection.
Aircrafts
Safety is the top priority at Tordrillo, especially when it comes to the fleet of aircraft. At the core of the operation is the Eurocopter AS 350-B3, commonly known as the A-Star. This powerful, fast, and agile helicopter is essential for safely transporting skiers and snowboarders to explore the surrounding mountains and valleys.
For travel between Anchorage and Tordrillo Mountain Lodge, the operator relies on DeHavilland Beavers, that ensure safe and efficient transportation to the lodge and across various ski zones. Additionally, the Piper Super Cub, renowned for its short takeoff and landing capabilities, is available for remote scouting, pioneering airstrips near untouched powder stashes, and reaching fuel depots.
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Luxury Heliskiing in Alaska!
As Alaska’s premier and longest-operating heli-skiing lodge, Tordrillo Mountain Lodge delivers world-class heli-skiing and heli-snowboarding packages for an unmatched winter adventure.
Located just a 40-minute flight from Anchorage, Tordrillo Mountain Lodge is nestled in the Alaskan backcountry, 60 miles northwest of the city. Whether you’re carving fresh tracks on a remote mountain or enjoying a quiet moment on the deck, the trip of a lifetime starts here!
Mountains & Terrains
Surrounded by over 1.2 million acres of Alaskan skiing terrain and with 600 inches of light snow each winter season, the Tordrillo Mountains offer some of the most exciting helicopter skiing and snowboarding terrain in the world!
High-pressure systems typical of this region generally bring dry weather, clear skies, sunshine, and stable snow conditions. With average temperatures ranging from 15º to 25º F, powder enthusiasts can enjoy runs that start as high as 7,500 feet and descend to 2,000 feet, with panoramic views of Denali and volcanic summits. If poor weather sets in, you will shift to gentler terrain where the snowpack is less prone to avalanches.
Whether you’re an intermediate skier or a world-class carver, we customize your experience, selecting the best runs to match your skill level.
The Package
When you choose Tordrillo heli-skiing and snowboarding packages, you’re opting for an award-winning adventure. The winter packages at Tordrillo run from mid-February through late April. Each package includes transportation from Anchorage International Airport to Hotel Captain Cook, 1 night’s stay in a double occupancy room at Hotel Captain Cook, round-trip flights between Anchorage and Tordrillo Mountain Lodge, 7 nights of lodging, 7 days of heli adventures, safety equipment and ski/snowboard demos, gourmet meals, and 5 Hobbs hours per group of 4 clients.
The seasoned Alaska heli-skiing guides at Tordrillo Mountain Lodge are among the most experienced professionals in the world. Each of the guides has at least 15 years of experience with hundreds of Alaska heli-skiing runs in the Tordrillo Mountains. They have a keen awareness of the constantly changing environment and how to mitigate potential hazards, as well as top-of-the-line avalanche rescue gear.
Why We Love Tordrillo Mountain Lodge
The endless terrain and colossal vertical drops make heli-skiing at Tordrillo an unparalleled experience!
The expert guides and skilled pilots with deep knowledge of the area!
The luxury accommodations to rest after a full day heli-skiing!
Ready to Heliski in Alaska?
Lodging
Tordrillo Mountain Lodge redefines luxury and comfort in the Alaskan wilderness with unparalleled accommodations. The 6-bedroom Main Lodge is a 5,600-square-foot log structure, featuring expansive windows and 3 large cedar decks offering breathtaking views of Judd Lake and the Alaska Range. For those seeking lakeside seclusion, the luxury one-bedroom cabins next to the Main Lodge offer a private retreat. Judd Lake Lodge, with its sleek, modern architecture, is a private lodge that accommodates eight guests across 4 large bedrooms, each with a private bath.
Dining at Tordrillo Mountain Lodge is an adventure in itself, featuring gourmet dishes crafted from seasonal and local ingredients. The lodge also prides itself on its selection of handcrafted beers, signature cocktails, and a sophisticated wine collection.
Aircrafts
Safety is the top priority at Tordrillo, especially when it comes to the fleet of aircraft. At the core of the operation is the Eurocopter AS 350-B3, commonly known as the A-Star. This powerful, fast, and agile helicopter is essential for safely transporting skiers and snowboarders to explore the surrounding mountains and valleys.
For travel between Anchorage and Tordrillo Mountain Lodge, the operator relies on DeHavilland Beavers, that ensure safe and efficient transportation to the lodge and across various ski zones. Additionally, the Piper Super Cub, renowned for its short takeoff and landing capabilities, is available for remote scouting, pioneering airstrips near untouched powder stashes, and reaching fuel depots.
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