Eagle Pass Heli lies in the heart of Canada's Monashee Mountains. Our exclusive area encompasses almost 390,000 acres or 1,570 square kilometers of British Columbia wilderness.
Check out a sample of our terrain in our gallery here.
Nestled on the western slope of British Columbia’s Monashee Mountains, this region is renowned for some of the deepest, driest powder snow on the planet. As the first major mountain range east of the Coast Mountains, the Monashees receive near-coastal snowfall amounts—averaging an astonishing 10 meters (32 feet) of snow each season. Cooler interior temperatures preserve the snow’s light, fluffy texture, creating the perfect conditions for deep powder skiing and snowboarding. It’s a rare combination that powder enthusiasts return for season after season.
The terrain is a dream come true for skiers and snowboarders: perfectly spaced old-growth trees, expansive alpine bowls, and glaciated peaks offer endless opportunities for exploration and exhilaration. Whether you're carving through steep tree lines or floating through untouched powder fields, the Monashees deliver what many experienced riders consider the most thrilling deep powder heliskiing and boarding in the world.
The Monashee Range is world-renowned for its exceptional tree skiing - and at Eagle Pass Heli, we’ve uncovered vast slopes of naturally spaced old-growth forests that offer the perfect playground for powder enthusiasts alike.
Imagine gliding effortlessly through continuous openings between towering 120-foot spruce and alpine firs, or weaving through ancient groves of 800-year-old cedar trees. These majestic forests create a magical, immersive experience that blends deep powder with breathtaking scenery—an adventure that leaves a lasting impression long after the final run.
1,570 sq kilometers or almost 390,000 acres of skiable terrain waiting just for you
Longest run at EPH:
Longer than Whistler top to bottom
1,813 m (5,985 ft)
Found on Mount Val De Mesdi
Average Seasonal Snowfall:
12 - 18 m (40 - 60 ft)
Our tenure is developed exclusively for small group heli riding.
Small groups. BIG difference.
We currently have 246 Named Runs
Highest Peak in our tenure:
Cranberry Mountain
2,868 m (9,409 ft)