British Columbia’s world-famous Powder Highway lies between the Monashee, Selkirk, Purcell and Kootenay mountain ranges in eastern B.C., near the border with Alberta and the United States.
The area is renowned for having the highest concentration of ski resorts in the world, as well as dozens of backcountry cat-ski and heli-ski operators. These locations annually receive huge quantities of champagne dust, characteristic of B.C., from which the region takes its name. This smooth, dry snow creates the perfect conditions for snowboarding and most locations on the Powder Highway receive up to 80 feet of snow in a season.
We will tear through about 1500 km of incredible landscapes that are worth seeing once in a lifetime!
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Independent arrival at Calgary airport (Alberta) where you’ll find Olly and Bubba waiting for you. We load up the cars and move out to our first destination, the small village of Lake Louise.
We dedicate the first day of snowboarding to the most famous resort in Alberta, discovering Lake Louise.
A day snowboarding in the cold and dusty Kicking Horse, the resort that hosted the freeride world tour! Arriving at the top of the highest lift, we take a few steps off of the groomed slopes, and find ourselves in a whole new world, untamed.
2023 Forever Snowboard made by Wicked Studios
