Unknown descent - Courtesy of Pulsleline Adventure. Photo: Keoki Flagg
Seven Reasons to Go Ski / Shred in Alaska with Pulseline Adventure.
We at Heli-Skier have not skied with this operator as of yet. However, we have developed a certain, firm confidence with them. Here's why we're comfortable reviewing recommending this operator at this stage:
Several times in the last few seasons, we've been chatting it up with people on a heli-trip or at an airport or random conversation somewhere, and we've learned about a new operator. That was certainly the case with Pulseline Adventure...and it kept serendipitously happening again and again until Cameron Spies with Pulseline actually reached out to us and requested that we add them to our site.
Stick with us on this introduction here, and you'll see why were mentioning these "degrees of separation," multiple times!
ONE: We were skiing at Bell2 in Northern BC in February 2025, and we had yet to go heliskiing in Alaska. Anxious to get to AK, we asked our guide for a recommendation. He said to look up Pulseline Adventure. Having documented nearly every operator in Alaska, this was a new name! Hmmm...our eyebrows went up!
TWO: On that trip, we skied with Alex Schenk, a very accomplished skier, who is a luxury level tour operator and mountain guide from the Dolomites. He DM'd us later in the season and said, "Yes, I would recommend Pulseline Adventure. I skied with them and, they were very professional." Alex is a global adventurer and guide and had some interesting stories about skiing with Glen Plake, so he had some credibility in our eyes!
THREE: When we booked a private tour with Sweetwater Heli, the brand new operator in Bridgeport California, "Champ" was one of our guides. Jason Champion also guides for Pulseline Adventures. Naturally, we got a chance to know "Champ" a little bit and get a better feel for a Pulseline as an operator.
Steep Blue Bird Day, Courtesy of Pulseline Adventure. Photo: Josh Cooley
FOUR: Founder, Pete got a text from a friend who was meeting with a client in Southern California. Because Pete is an authority on the topic of heliskiing, his friend's client wanted to know how much Pete knew about Pulseline. His friend was going up there for his first heli trip in the next several days. Pete followed up several weeks later, connecting directly with the client, via text, to see how the trip was. "It was awesome! I rebooked for next year!" That says a lot about a heli operator when their client's rebook for next year, before exiting from their current trip.
FIVE: Then Cameron "Cam" called Pete. Cam had searched Heli-skier.com, and he discovered that Pulseline Adventure was not represented on the site, so he asked if we something about that! A Zoom call followed including Cam, Pete and Heli-Skier's Director of Affiliate Relations, Alex. Our conversation with Cam was super cool. It was a conversation among like-minded individuals, who share the same experiences and values - a confidence builder for sure! Cam also remembered the shredder (Pete's friend's client), known as "Sina," and said, "Yeah, I remember him. He was RAD!"
SIX: Miles Clark, Founder & CEO of Snowbrains is on Pulseline's staff as one of the guides. No further comments necessary!
SEVEN: NST & Pulseline: Travis Rice's Natural Selection Tour (NST), sponsored by Red Bull (Certainly you're aware of it, right?) has partnered with Pulseline Adventure in Alaska several times to provide guiding and logistical support.
That just stacks up heavier and HEAVIER, doesn't it?
In most circumstances, we won't review an operator unless one of Our Team members has personally skied there. The above SEVEN compelling connections and reasons represent our justification for the exception and our recommendation!
Pulseline Adventure - Guide Driven...Safety Focused...See for Yourself
