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If visions of 2,000 vertical feet in a couloir 60-degrees steep and no wider than the corridor in an elementary school are your idea of heli-skiing, then please don’t come to Jackson Hole. You might find that on the menu in Alaska, but it is not the normal day offered by High Mountain Heli-Skiing.
