HELISKI CAMP SWEDEN 2027

Planning heliski Sweden? Northern Sweden is one of the last freeride Eldorados in Europe. Our Heliski Sweden camp in Kittelfjäll (20–27 March 2027) guarantees dry, stable powder, peaks of up to 1,700 m and a helicopter that takes you into untouched terrain – no queues, no climbing, no compromises. Cost of participation from €2,735.

Info Heliski Sweden Kittelfjäll 2027

15 helicopter drops (usually 2–3 days) | 7 nights with breakfast in a hotel | Ski pass on no-fly days | Swedish guides + team leader | Group of 4 or 8

Dates: 20–27 March 2027 (Saturday – Saturday)
Location: Kittelfjäll, Swedish Lapland, Sweden
Level: 6–9/10 – advanced freeride
Profile: heliskiing + lift-accessed freeride + snowmobiles
Cost from: €2,735 (Early Bird with the Premium Card)

Cost of participation and terms:
The regular contribution is €3,233. In addition, depending on the registration date and your club status, the following terms apply:

Premium Card holders:
• €2,735 in the Early Bird option (lowest amount – combines the −6% discount for early registration and your permanent −10% club discount). The Early Bird option is valid until 4 January 2027 (i.e. exactly 75 days before the club trip starts), or until cancelled or changed by the Club board.
• €2,910 as the regular contribution (you have a permanent 10% discount on the regular contribution and do not pay the Wild Card).

Wild Card holders:
• Mandatory Wild Card contribution (joining the club on a trial basis) of €129 (i.e. 4% of the regular contribution).
• €3,039 in the Early Bird option (−6% for a quick decision from the regular contribution, valid until 4 January 2027 / 75 days before the club trip).
• €3,233 regular contribution

Payment in two convenient installments:
1/3 of the contribution you pay as a reservation, and the remaining 2/3 only once the minimum group has been fully secured.

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Why heliski Sweden in Kittelfjäll?

Because it is one of the last freeride Eldorados in Europe.

Imagine dry, stable powder, mountains of up to 1,700 m, 700–1,000 m of vertical per run and a helicopter that takes you into untouched terrain without queues or climbing. March brings the best snow and already long days, so you can get the absolute maximum out of every flight. Add professional Swedish guides, comfortable accommodation and the atmosphere of the far North. Our other budget option with one heli day is the Freeride Heli Camp Sweden.

Snow, terrain and on-site care

Kittelfjäll has a stable, cold climate and premium powder thanks to the influence of the Gulf Stream. The heli terrain covers peaks of up to 1,700 m with runs of 700–1,000 m. The 15 drops are usually flown in 2–3 days; if the weather allows, you can add packages of 5 extra drops on site. On days when the helicopter cannot fly, you ride in the local resort (1,040 ha of terrain, ski pass included) or go on a guided snowmobile trip.

The contribution includes 15 helicopter drops, Swedish heliski guides, 7 nights with breakfast, lunch served on heli days, a ski pass on no-fly days, airport transfers, a welcome barbecue and avalanche safety equipment with training. However, flights are not included. More of our camps are listed on the Freeride Transfer camps page.

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Camp programme

Riding programme

• Up to 6 days of heliskiing – 15 helicopter drops, usually flown in 2–3 days
• Extra packages of 5 drops can be added on site if the weather allows (at the operator’s rates)
• Bad weather: freeride in the local resort (ski pass included) or guided snowmobile trips
• Terrain: peaks up to 1,700 m, runs of 700–1,000 m, premium powder
• Professional Swedish guides: equipment checks, safety training and support on every run

Accommodation and transport

• Flight to Skellefteå (e.g. from Gdańsk) on Saturday, return the following Saturday
• Transfer from the airport to Kittelfjäll (3–4 hours) and back
• 7 nights in a hotel by the lifts and the helipad, rooms for two, breakfast
• Lunch served on heli days, hotel restaurant, bars, shop and sauna on site
• You buy your own flight tickets – we help you choose a connection with the group

Organisational details

The contribution includes

• Airport transfers to Kittelfjäll and back
• 7 nights in a hotel with breakfast
• 15 helicopter drops with Swedish guides (or freeride in the resort on no-fly days)
• Lunch on heli days and a welcome barbecue
• Avalanche ABC, avalanche airbag backpack and safety training
• Ski pass on days when flying is not possible

The contribution does not include

• Flights (approx. €25–€50 return from Gdańsk)
• Extra drops (packages of 5 drops paid on site)
• Snowmobile rental and other optional activities
• Dinners
• Insurance for extreme sports (freeride, heliski)

Note: Professional insurance covering off-piste riding and heliski with search and rescue costs is required (e.g. Alpenverein or equivalent) – approx. €80. Therefore, we check policies before the first flight.

Safety

• Team of Swedish heliski guides – full care on every run
• Avalanche ABC and an avalanche airbag backpack provided by the heliski operator
• Safety training before the first flight
• Daily weather and avalanche assessment
• Team leader care for the whole week

Visa and documents

For EU/EEA citizens no visa is required – a valid ID card or passport is enough (Sweden is in the EU and Schengen area). Other nationalities should check Schengen entry rules.

How to sign up

First, fill in the form and pay the required contributions. New participants first pay the Wild Card (€129) and then the main camp contributions.

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Cancellation terms

1. Cancellation more than 90 days before the start of the camp
   In this case we refund the contributions paid, less the actual administrative costs and commissions (max. 3%).
2. Cancellation between 90 and 45 days before the start of the camp
   In this case we refund 50% of the contributions paid.
3. Cancellation later than 45 days before the start of the camp
   However, the contributions are non-refundable in this case.
4. Failure to pay the Final Contribution
   It is treated as a cancellation, so the rules above apply. In addition, the Wild Card is forfeited.
5. Wild Card
   However, it is not refundable on its own in case of voluntary cancellation. On the other hand, if the camp is cancelled by the Club, it remains valid for 12 months.

FAQ — Frequently asked questions

Registration terms and organisational matters

Can anyone sign up for this camp?

Yes, provided you pay the Wild Card (€129) or hold an active Premium Card, and you are an advanced freerider on skis or a snowboard.

How many drops and riding days are included?

15 helicopter drops, usually flown in 2–3 days, within a 7-night stay (20–27 March 2027). On no-fly days you ride in the resort with the included ski pass.

How is Heliski Sweden different from the Heli Camp Sweden?

Heliski Sweden is all about flying – 15 drops. The Heli Camp is our budget version with 1 heli day and 5 drops, plus a week of freeride and ski touring.

How much does the camp cost and what does the contribution include?

• Premium Card holders: from €2,735 (Early Bird) to €2,910 (regular contribution).
• Other participants: from €3,039 (Early Bird) to €3,233 (regular contribution) + Wild Card €129.
The contribution covers 15 drops, guides, 7 nights with breakfast, lunch on heli days, transfers, avalanche equipment and a ski pass on no-fly days.

What does the contribution not include?

Flights, extra drops, snowmobile rental, dinners and insurance.

What if the helicopter cannot fly?

We plan the flights flexibly during the week. Unused drops are settled according to the heliski operator’s rules, and on no-fly days you ride in the resort.

What equipment do I need to bring?

Your own freeride skis or snowboard and a helmet. Avalanche ABC and an airbag backpack are provided by the operator.

Comparison of camps and costs

How does the Freeride Transfer Club contribution compare with operators in Sweden and abroad?

Our club camp is based on a non-profit formula without commercial margins. The comparison shows heliski trips in Scandinavia and beyond:

Cost of one riding day: Freeride Transfer Club vs Swedish heliski operator
We compare the most expensive comparable European camp with ours. This is how the amount spent per riding day translates into value:

Why does heliski Sweden in Kittelfjäll beat Riksgränsen, the Alps or Canada in March?

The table compares destinations by snow, crowds and costs:

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