EASTERN SIERRA

GUIDED SPLITBOARDING & SKIING


Single or multi day backcountry splitboarding and skiing in the Eastern Sierra mountains, better known as the Range of Light. We offer a wide variety of the best splitboard and ski destinations the Eastern Sierra has to offer, in various types of terrain, to accommodate any backcountry splitboarder and skier’s abilities and desires. All Golden State Guiding Guides are all professionally trained by the American Mountain Guides Association in the Splitboard and Ski disciplines and have the experience, backcountry knowledge, and avalanche training to safely access the areas you’re looking to earn some turns in and know where to find those deep pow stashes on the descent!

Our splitboard and ski trips are fully customizable to meet your expectations in the front and backcountry and are facilitated throughout the following zones; Mammoth Lakes, June Lake, Lee Vining, Rock Creek Canyon, Bishop, Big Pine, Independence, Convict Creek, Pine Creek and McGee Creek. Scroll below to book your next fully customized splitboard or ski adventure in the Eastern Sierra backcountry!


GUIDED SPLITBOARDING & SKIING RATES

The below rates include avalanche safety equipment only

For Splitboarding & Ski rental equipment visit Mammoth Mountaineering Supply


 

SPLITBOARDING & SKIING DAY RATES

  • One Person $475

    Two People $325

    Three People $275

    Four People $225

  • One Person $575

    Two People $450

    Three People $350

    Four People $275

Mammoth Splitboarding Eastern Sierra
 
Rock Creek Canyon Bear Creek Spire Splitboarding and Skiing
 

SPLITBOARDING & SKIING OVERNIGHT RATES

  • One Person per day $495

    Two People per day $350

    Three People per day $300

    Four People per day $250


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Golden State Guiding operates under permit on the Inyo National Forest.

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