Travel 350 kilometres west of Banff and you’ll find Adamants Lodge situated at the confluence of four major alpine valleys. Adamants is named after the surrounding diamond-hard peaks in the northern Selkirks. The lodge was opened in 1990, spectacularly located where three mountain valleys meet in the heart of the most rugged mountains in North America.

The Selkirks are famed for long glaciers, deep valleys, and rugged terrain. The area offers classic tree skiing and open high alpine glacier terrain.

Adamants is a fly-in lodge, ie. you get transported first by bus from Calgary to Golden, where the last transport leg is by helicopter to the lodge (in bad weather conditions transport will be operated by bus to a helipad closer to the lodge). Adamants offers a Small Group program throughout the whole season. This program is designed for 8 groups with 4 skiers that share two Bell 407 helicopters.