Heli-skiing news from Iceland and Greenland

We are very excited to share the news that beginning in February of 2017 Iceland's regional airline, AirIceland, will begin operating direct domestic flights between Keflavik and Akureyri in connection to international flights via Keflavik. At Arctic Heli Skiing we would qualify this as a "Game Changer".

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To celebrate his 40th birthday AHS founder Jökull Bergmann donated 1.000.000.- ISK (roughly 10.500.- CAD) to our local volunteer rescue team here in Dalvík.

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AHS / Bergmenn Guide Einar Ísfeld arrived back home to Iceland just over a week ago and is still reveling in the memories of this once in a lifetime ski adventure in Antarctica. Read about his experience here and don´t wait to long to contact us to join the 2016 Antarctic ski expedition, spots are filling quickly!

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In the season premier of “Dispatches” (a series created from one of the most popular sections of Outside Magazine) they explore the amazing backcountry of the Troll Peninsula.

It's time to rev up the propaganda machine and hit the road for our annual face to face tour of Europe and North America. For the next 6 weeks Jökull Bergmann will be visiting all our sales agents and good friends and guests in over 20 countries on two continents starting with our good man James Morland at Elemental Adventure in London on October 22nd.

The season premiere of Salomon Freeski TV in Iceland with Arctic Heli Skiing. Check out the amazing footage and some epic descents on the Troll Peninsula.

Bergmenn Mountain Guides the parent company of Arctic Heli Skiing has just invested in a new ski touring lodge on the Troll Peninsula in Northern Iceland, Karlsá Lodge. Karlsá will now serve as the primary ski touring hub for the company and a prime location for a cozy lunch on frisky days of heli skiing.

There is simply nothing quite like heliskiing in Iceland under the orange glow of the Midnight Sun. In June we enjoy 24hrs of daylight in Northern Iceland and the Troll Peninsula sees the coming of summer as millions of migratory birds arrive and the hardy Arctic vegetation takes bloom. But even though summer is in the air, there is actually no time better for heliskiing in Iceland than June.

There´s summer in the air, birds are singing and the sheep are out roaming the valleys. Even though the valleys are turning green and the farmers preparing for the first grass cut there´s still plenty of skiing to be done here on the Troll Peninsula in Iceland