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Global kite trips
Cabarete, Puerto Plata Province, Dominican Republic
Global Kite Trips is a professional kite buddy that organizes kite trips for all levels of kiters around the world. With a passion for kitesurfing and traveling, they offer camps in Brazil and other exciting destinations to help participants enhance th...
View profile →Global Sessions
Hood River, OR, United States
Global Sessions is a premium team building company that transforms relationships through shared experiences and inspired events. Designing Employee Engagement through a mix of consulting, planning & execution, we work to promote effectiveness & tangibl...
View profile →Gondwana Safaris
Maun, North-West District, Botswana
Tours and Safari Operator | African Safaris African tour and safaris operator offer mid range to luxury African safaris in Botswana, Namibia, Zimbabwe, Zambia, South Africa, Mozambique and Tanzania. We are a specialist tour operator based in Maun, the ...
View profile →GoneFishingColorado
Basalt, CO, United States
Gone Fishing Colorado is a premier guiding service that exists to share our passion for fly fishing with our clients. Whether it's your first cast or you're an experienced angler chasing the fish of a lifetime, we would love to guide you along the way....
View profile →Good News River Lodge
Lewiston, MI, United States
Good News River Fishing is an Alaska fly in fishing lodge and the only full service fishing lodge on the entire 3 branch river system in Alaska. They offer world-class fishing experiences and the solitude and peaceful beauty of Alaska. With no commerci...
View profile →Gota D'Agua Surf Camp
Trafaria, Setúbal, Europe
Gota Dagua Surf Camp & School offers surfing holiday packages with personalized high-quality coaching, superb accommodation, and unforgettable experiences in a family-friendly community. They provide structured weekly-based surf and yoga packages, focu...
View profile →grandslamfishingadventures.com
Cancún, Quintana Roo, Mexico
GrandSlamFishing is a fly fishing lodge located in Ascension Bay, Mexico. They offer fly and spin fishing opportunities for permit, bonefish, tarpon, and snook. The lodge provides private and secluded accommodations for anglers and is situated in the S...
View profile →Grand Slam Fishing Charters
Grace Bay, Caicos Islands, Turks and Caicos Islands
Grand Slam Fishing Charters is a family-owned company in Turks and Caicos that offers a variety of fishing charters. Whether you're interested in big game fishing, sportfishing, or flats fishing, they have options for everyone. With a wide range of fis...
View profile →Great Bear Heli Skiing
BC
The Ultimate Heli Ski Experience in BC Great Bear Heli Skiing Private & semi private helicopter skiing and heli assisted ski touring, luxury lodge accommodation and experienced guides. North of Bella Coola, British Columbia. Go Deeper. REDIFINING LUXUR...
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Great Canadian Heli-Skiing
Golden, British Columbia, Canada
Great Canadian Heli-Skiing operates out of Heather Mountain Lodge, located between Golden and Revelstoke, British Columbia, in the Selkirk and Purcell mountain ranges where heli-skiing itself began. The operation holds an exclusive licence to roughly 2,250 square kilometres of terrain — an area about 14 times the size of Whistler-Blackcomb — spanning steeps, open alpine bowls, glaciers, glades, mushroom and pillow lines, and burnt-tree terrain, all within the world-famous interior BC powder belt that sees up to 46 feet (14 metres) of snow a season. Founded in 1988 on a small-group promise of four skiers to one guide, Great Canadian Heli-Skiing has kept that ratio ever since, along with unlimited vertical guarantees on every package — guests can ski or ride beyond their guaranteed vertical at no extra charge. The operation was owned by Greg and Maaike Porter from 2000 until 2022, when it was acquired by Heli, which continues to run it with the existing staff, guides, and management. Guests can choose from five package types: Classic (a small group of four matched by skill level and interest), Group Booking (a private group that shares a helicopter with others but never flies alongside them), Private Helicopter (a dedicated helicopter and two guides), Private Lodge (the entire lodge, its terrain, two helicopters, and the team, exclusively), and a First Time Heli Skier's Week designed for newcomers. Trip lengths run from 2 days up to a full week or more, and guests can combine tour dates for an extended stay. Thanks to the lodge's snow-consistent location and its close proximity to the terrain, Great Canadian Heli-Skiing averages 98% fly days — about two down days per season, well below the regional average.
Great Northern Powder Guides
Whitefish, MT, United States
Great Northern Powder Guides (GNPG) is a family-run backcountry cat skiing and snowboarding Operator based about 20 miles north of Whitefish, Montana. Their custom snowcats access more than 20,000 acres of terrain in the Stillwater State Forest, in Montana's Northern Rocky Mountains, where peaks reach 7,500 feet, descents run up to 3,788 vertical feet, and snowfall averages 350 inches a year. The terrain is varied: evenly spaced glades, natural pillows, rolling meadows, steep tree runs, and tight, technical chutes, plus burn zones where summer wildfires have left a mix of open slopes and tree runs. GNPG holds an exclusive lease on the area, and because prescribed burns and logging in the Stillwater State Forest keep opening new runs, the terrain is still growing. A portion of that lease revenue supports Montana's public schools. Day trips run on two cats: the Powder Cat, for advanced skiers and riders, and the Steep & Deep Cat, for advanced-to-expert skiers and riders after bigger lines, tighter trees, and steeper chutes. Groups can also book a cat privately. For a longer stay, GNPG offers two lodge-based Adventures: The Ultimate Montana Cat Ski & Ranch Stay, based at The Ranch in Whitefish and billed as Montana's only cat skiing and ranch stay package, and the Powder House Backcountry Adventure, a private, off-grid yurt stay with a dedicated cat and guides who stay on-site. The season runs from late December through mid-March. GNPG was founded by the Sandelin family, several of whom still work in the operation, and is now owned and operated by year-round Whitefish residents Bill and Barbara Wetzel. It's a local outfit, not a corporate one. It's also easy to reach: Glacier Park International Airport in Kalispell is 45–50 minutes from basecamp, Whitefish Mountain Resort is nearby, and many guests add a few resort days before or after their cat trip. For U.S. travelers, that means Northern Rockies cat skiing with no border crossing.
Great Northern Snowcat Skiing
Trout Lake, British Columbia, Canada
=== DESCRIPTION === Great Northern Snow-Cat Skiing is a boutique cat skiing operation based near Trout Lake, British Columbia, in the Bad Shot Range of the Selkirk Mountains. Operating since 1979, it gives small groups of skiers and snowboarders two entire mountains to themselves: Great Northern Mountain and Mount Thompson. That's 75 square kilometres (7,500 hectares) of snow-covered backcountry, with more than 15 metres of snowfall in most years. The location was chosen deliberately. Founder Brent McCorquodale picked this corner of the Selkirks after studying snow records from the University of Calgary archives dating back to the 1800s, for one reason: it snows a lot here every year. Brent's approach set the tone that still defines Great Northern. There's no counting runs, no tracking vertical, and no watching the clock. The day is about skiing deep powder until the light fades or the group runs out of energy. In 2016, longtime regulars Stephen, Peter, and Andre took over ownership from Brent, with a commitment to keep that philosophy unchanged. The terrain covers forest glades, wide-open powder bowls, gullies, and chutes, suited to skiers and riders from confident intermediate to expert. Great Northern Mountain has rolling alpine meadows up top that drop into steep, well-spaced glades. Mount Thompson's runs are wide open and north-facing, so they hold snow well later in the season. Heated snowcats carry guests between runs, with rides of 15 to 20 minutes. Many runs carry names with a story behind them, usually involving a guest or a guide. Trips are all-inclusive packages of three, four, or seven days, covering meals, accommodations, taxes, and emergency medical and helicopter evacuation insurance while guests are at the lodge. The published 2026–27 schedule runs from mid-December through the end of March. Guests stay at the Great Northern Lodge, a rustic 18-room lodge reached by driving directly to its door, with no commercial flight transfers or helicopter shuttles required. Great Northern is a long-time member of the Canadian Avalanche Association and works with HeliCat Canada on safety and sustainability best practices.