How much does Skeena Cat Skiing cost?
By Richard Jasinski·Updated 10 November 2026
No score and no verdict of ours: the facts Skeena Cat Skiing publishes on its own website, read 10 November 2026, topic by topic, each linked to the page it came from.
How much does Skeena Cat Skiing cost?
Skeena Cat Skiing publishes 5 dated prices on its own website, read 10 November 2026; for example, it charges CAD 1,200 per day, excluding 5% tax, for a 3 day cat-skiing trip from 16 to 18 January 2027.
What do Skeena Cat Skiing trips cost?
5 dated prices Skeena Cat Skiing publishes on its own website, read 10 November 2026, each as the operator gives it, never converted.
- Charges CAD 1,200 per day, excluding 5% tax, for a 3 day cat-skiing trip from 16 to 18 January 2027. Source
- Charges CAD 1,450 per day, excluding 5% tax, for a 4 day cat-skiing trip from 19 to 22 January 2027. Source
- Charges CAD 1,700 per day, excluding 5% tax, for a 4 day cat-skiing trip from 2 to 5 February 2027. Source
- Charges CAD 500 per day, excluding 5% tax, for a 5 day ski touring trip from 11 to 15 January 2027. Source
- Charges CAD 800 per day, excluding 5% tax, for 5 days of cat-assisted ski touring from 27 to 31 March 2027. Source
What is Skeena Cat Skiing?
Skeena Cat Skiing runs cat-skiing and boarding under the name Skeena Cat Skiing from its own remote Skeena Lodge, with cat-assisted ski touring as well. Source
How much skiing is included?
Skeena Cat Skiing skis normally 10 to 15 runs and typically 12,000 to 15,000 vertical feet a day, with the price set per day and no fixed vertical guarantee or extra vertical charge published. Source
What if weather stops the cat or you ski less?
Skeena Cat Skiing refunds nothing for weather or snow conditions, with no refunds or rain checks given. Source
When is the season?
Skeena Cat Skiing runs from January to late March, with its 2027 calendar ending on 31 March 2027. Source
How long are the trips?
Skeena Cat Skiing's packages include 3 and 4 day cat-skiing trips, ski touring of 4 to 5 days and cat-assisted ski touring of 4 or 5 days. Source
What does the price include?
Skeena Cat Skiing includes cat skiing every day, a lead and a tail guide for each group, heated Quonset hut accommodation with linens and towels, all meals, snacks and non-alcoholic drinks, the sauna and hot tub, BC skier day fees, safety gear and companion rescue training, with 5% tax, alcohol, rental skis at CAD 50 (no season given) a day and gratuities extra. Source
What do solo skiers pay?
Skeena Cat Skiing offers a limited number of single occupancy tents prioritised for solo travellers, with no single supplement figure published. Source
How much is the deposit?
Skeena Cat Skiing asks a deposit of 25% of the full package price at the time of booking. Source
What happens if you cancel?
Skeena Cat Skiing treats the trip as non-refundable, though a guest who cancels may be refunded less an administrative fee if the seat is resold. Source
What insurance do you need?
Skeena Cat Skiing: Strongly recommends trip cancellation insurance without requiring it. Source
When is Skeena Cat Skiing not the fit?
The limit below is published by Skeena Cat Skiing on its own website.
- Skeena Cat Skiing: not the fit if you are below a strong intermediate in backcountry powder. Source
Skeena Cat Skiing at a glance
Its card, as on every Uncompromised Travel cat-skiing page: what it sells, why to choose it, what to ask for and the limits it publishes.
Skeena Cat Skiing
- Best for
- Small-group cat skiing in northern BC
- What it sells
- Runs cat skiing and cat-assisted ski touring from its remote Skeena Lodge, 80 km north of Smithers in northern British Columbia.
- Why choose them
- Says its tenure covers 30,184 hectares, with runs reaching 1,200 vertical metres.
- Ask for
- Ask for a 3-day or 4-day cat skiing trip, or the cat-assisted ski touring weeks, including the women's trip on Mar 23 to 26, 2027.
- Not the fit if
- you ride a snowboard below expert level, as it says snowboarders and telemark skiers must be experts.
- Published price
- CAD $1,200 per day for the 3-day cat skiing trip on Jan 16 to 18, 2027, excluding 5% tax, with lodging, meals, guiding and avalanche gear included. Read 10 November 2026.
- Enquiry
- skeenacatskiing.ca/contact
Skeena Cat Skiing prices: the questions people ask
How many skiers share a guide with Skeena Cat Skiing?
Skeena Cat Skiing skis in groups of eight with two groups and 16 guests in total and gives each group a lead guide and a tail guide.
How much does a trip with Skeena Cat Skiing cost?
Skeena Cat Skiing charges CAD 1,450 per day, excluding 5% tax, for a 4 day cat-skiing trip from 19 to 22 January 2027.
How much skiing is included with Skeena Cat Skiing?
Skeena Cat Skiing skis normally 10 to 15 runs and typically 12,000 to 15,000 vertical feet a day, with the price set per day and no fixed vertical guarantee or extra vertical charge published.
Does Skeena Cat Skiing refund days lost to weather?
Skeena Cat Skiing refunds nothing for weather or snow conditions, with no refunds or rain checks given.
What does the price include with Skeena Cat Skiing?
Skeena Cat Skiing includes cat skiing every day, a lead and a tail guide for each group, heated Quonset hut accommodation with linens and towels, all meals, snacks and non-alcoholic drinks, the sauna and hot tub, BC skier day fees, safety gear and companion rescue training, with 5% tax, alcohol, rental skis at CAD 50 (no season given) a day and gratuities extra.
What is the cancellation policy with Skeena Cat Skiing?
Skeena Cat Skiing treats the trip as non-refundable, though a guest who cancels may be refunded less an administrative fee if the seat is resold.
How much is the deposit with Skeena Cat Skiing?
Skeena Cat Skiing asks a deposit of 25% of the full package price at the time of booking.
What level do you need for Skeena Cat Skiing?
Skeena Cat Skiing asks skiers to be at minimum a strong intermediate capable of deep powder in the backcountry and snowboarders and telemark skiers to be experts.
How do I compare prices like for like?
Ask for a written quote for the same dates and package length, with every inclusion listed: lodging, meals, transfers, the runs included and taxes. The price lines above give what each operator publishes and on what basis.
Can I book directly?
Yes. Each card links the operator's own website; ask for a written quote that lists what the price includes and the cancellation terms.
Where can I check these facts myself?
Every line on this page links the page of the operator's own website it was read from, read 10 November 2026.
Is any company on this page paying to be here?
No. No company on this page is a partner of Uncompromised Travel; none paid to be on it.
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