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Ten People Escape Injury In Heli Ski Crash

By 250 News

Tuesday, March 23, 2010 03:19 AM

Alexis Creek- Ten people escaped injury, while the pilot of a Helicopter sustained injuries in a Heli Ski accident Monday afternoon at 4.00pm.
 
The Alexis Creek RCMP were advised of a helicopter crash that had occurred at approximately 4:00 PM at a Heli- skiing site known as Hell Raving Creek.  Hell Raving Creek is located near Tatlayoko, southwest of Alexis Creek.
 
Reportedly there were ten  occupants including the pilot on board. All occupants were safely evacuated from the crash site by White Saddle Air of Tatlayoko. Initial reports indicate the pilot sustained an undetermined injury and has been transported via helicopter to Cariboo Memorial Hospital in Williams Lake for further examination.
 
The Transportation Safety Board will conduct an investigation.

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ban heli-skiing.
This gets people into areas nor5mally not accessible. IMO, These areas need to be left pristine. Anyone that wants to go there can walk in and out.

plus, helicopters are very fuel expensive, and are anything but a green solution.

This is just more of affluent people raping the world. Both the wilderness and our dwindling petroleum resources, for what?

I know that a couple skiers o not really impact the environment that much. Multiply by the thousands that access this recreation and we start to get impacted.
Husky Oil has a much larger impact on our environment then a few Heli Skiers.
Cheers
It is not the skiers, it is their transport vehicle.

I work with a guy that owns one of the heli ski resource tenures for that area... will have to ask if it was his company next time I see him. I imagine insurance rates just went up.
Hey Loki, you are a hunter correct?