CMH Bobbie Burns

At Bobby Burns guests are divided into a maximum of 3 groups of 11 skiers each (normally we have 4 groups of 11), this allows the heli's to fly further afield for more time on the slopes.

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Bobbie Burns is the only area where you can ski both the Purcell and Selkirk Mountains. It is more suitable for well experienced skiers who enjoy a faster pace.

Bobby Burns is well known for;

Some of CMH's most extreme terrain
A large selection of tree runs
High, glaciated terrain
The area's valleys enfold several micro-climates
this means good skiing in virtually all weather conditions

Mountain Statistics

Season	December to April
Snowfall Average	1,500cm
Highest Peak	3,050m
Lowest Point	1,370m

Vertical Altitude	1,680m
Lodge Capacity	44 Guests
Advanced	100%
Terrain Area	1,053 sq.km

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Closest International Airport

Calgary 150km

Charter Transfer from Calgary

Approx 1.5 hours

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Bobbie Burns Lodge

The Bobbie Burns lodge was first completed in 1981, renovated in 1998, and is both spacious and very comfortable.

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There are some ski areas, whether heli-skiing or lift service, that are famous for their reputation, some that are famous for the lodging, some that are famous for the scenery, and there are some that are quite simply about the skiing. The Bobbie Burns is one of the latter. The area takes its name from a mining claim in the area named after the famous Scottish poet Robert Burns.