Unseasonably warm weather has local heli-ski operators and backcountry skiers biting their nails about snow conditions and the future of the skiing season.
Southeast Alaska Backcountry Adventures co-owner Scott Sundberg said this week if he had clients booked for this week, the company would be unable to provide their service.
“No one would pay to go heli-skiing right now,” Sundberg said.
Fortunately, SEABA’s first booking isn’t until Feb. 24, though the official heli-skiing season started…