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Fall Visit to a Heli-Skiing Paradise: Revelstoke

I was too early for the skiing when i passed through Revelstoke, British Columbia this fall. But with the U.S. Dollar recently at 1.4 Canadian dollars, my brother couldn't resist going with some friends recently. I included his ski video in a new blog post: http://activesole.blogspot.com/2016/03/revelstoke-heli-ski-capital-of-world.html

#Revelstoke #britishcolumbia #canada #travelphotography

In Album Road Trip, September 2015

Jeff Sullivan

Jeff Sullivan leads landscape photography workshops in national parks and public lands throughout California and the American West.

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  • Great images! I went heliskiing in the Gothics up above Revelstoke once, long ago. Fabulous landscape.

  • +Alex Lapidus It's still a bucket list item for me. With our "big" years now barely resembling the average years of the past, I may need to move north, or at least visit a lot! (Shame the entire snow sports industry seems to stick its head in the sand regarding taking action.)

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