Quality, Friendliness, Proximity
3'900 m high altitude, 5'000 km2 exclusively
1'100 m. high altitude at the heart of the massif, maximum 28 riders for week
Situated in North-East Turkey, near the Black Sea. The main summit reaches more than 3’900 meters of altitude.
We have exclusive access to more than 6’000 square kilometers of terrain. The runs are situated at an elevation that ranges from 3’600 to 1’200 meters in a varied alpine terrain. Most runs are in an open terrain while others extend by the tree line.
More than 400 runs with a vertical drop of 700 to 1200 meters have been registered.
This mountain range, that we found in 2003, proved to be an ideal site for Heli-skiing.
It’s main assets are the regular amounts of snowfall throughout the season, stability of the snowpack, the snow quality of the area without excluding the vastness and the variety of the ski terrain what keep our guests continually surprised.
We are based at the heart of the ski terrain in the village of Ayder at 1’100 meters. The first runs are within a 5 minute flight from the base. The helicopter picks you up in front of the hotel.
In the small village of Petran, which hangs on the hillside, the young and the elderly slide on wooden boards just like their ancesters had taught them.
In the small village of Petran, which hangs on the hillside, the young and the elderly slide on wooden boards just like their ancesters had taught them.
In the small village of Petran, which hangs on the hillside, the young and the elderly slide on wooden boards just like their ancesters had taught them.
Your stay will start on a Saturday and will end on the following Sunday. You will be delighted with 7 days
of great heli-skiing from Sunday morning to Saturday afternoon.
Each week we will host 4 groups “CLASSIC” and 1 group “PRIVATE” for a total of 28 skiers maximum.
16 SKIERS. 4 GROUPS OF 4 SKIERS.
The helicopter with a guide takes care alternately of the 4 groups.
GROUP FROM 3 TO 12 SKIERS.
You will have a helicopter at your complete disposal. Groups are led by a minimum of 2 guides.
