Tailored to you
Take your pick from a veritable buffet of terrain spanning multiple CMH tenures. When it comes to choice, you’re officially spoiled at CMH Nomads. From high alpine, open bowls and glaciers to naturally spaced tree skiing, there are plenty of options. Known for consistent pitch directly to the valley floor, the Selkirks are legendary as a venue for some of the best tree skiing in the world. On the other hand, the Monashees is home to the type of snow that will redefine your definition of ‘powder’. It is globally famous for the sheer volume of snowfall that coats fun, featured playgrounds and manageable pillow lines with deep stacks of snowpack. Throw the Purcells into the mix and you introduce multiple drainages with bold lines straight to the valley floor, combined with big, classic, alpine-style heli-skiing. With so much varied terrain, the style of skiing at CMH Nomads is easily matched to your group’s ability and interest. Imagine it, then go get it.
Skiable Terrain
Up to
200 + runs
1,115 sq. km / 445 sq. mi
Using snow conditions, wildlife movement, weather forecasts and a variety of other factors, our guides carefully select each day’s run lineup from a roster of more than 200 options.
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Features
A mix between
60% trees
40% alpine
The terrain here is in the heart of the Selkirk, Monashee and Purcell mountains, which deliver big peaks, high alpine and wide-open glaciers. Nomads boasts a massive selection of terrain both above and below the treeline, so there’s always more to explore.
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