SKEENA CAT SKIING IS SET FOR DEEP POWDER & EPIC LINES
La Niña is back, so get ready for an epic winter! NOAA has released its Official Winter Weather 2025/2026 Prediction. Expect a cold, snowy winter with 10–15% more snowfall in British Columbia than usual thanks to a strong La Niña.
Powder Outlook
Cooler Pacific patterns are nudging storm tracks north — that often means above-average snowfall for northern BC range.
What That Means at Skeena
Deeper alpine bases & more consistent powder days.
More opportunities for fresh lines and first descents.
Why Skeena?
One of BC’s largest tenures — remote zones, untouched terrain.
Experienced guides & newly expanded runs ready to be skied.
Skeena Cat Skiing
What to Expect
DEEP SNOWPACK – Extended base depths for longer season laps.
FIRST-DESCENT POTENIAL — New terrain openings + untouched lines.
SHELTERED TREE RUNS — Protected, playful powder in glades.
Skeena Cat Skiing
Testimonials
Great terrain, excellent guides, very friendly and competent staff, good food (with separate meals to take account of my dietary preferences - very kind), comfortable accommodation and the main lodge was set up to encourage socialization. Great sauna.
I enjoyed the Terrain the most. Most other Cat Skiing operations are 100% below tree line in logged areas. Skeena is a true alpine experience, very unique amongst cat operations. Also, the northern latitude will pay dividends with snow quality. Great experience and I will be back.
Book your Epic Winter Backcountry Adventure Now!
Our BC cat skiing season runs from January to late March. Click below if you’re ready to book now. We look forward to hosting you!
