We are not just a snow sports company – we're a collective of creative adventurers from the Pacific Northwest, passionate about snowsports, the pursuit of flow, self expression, connection, and creating an impact.

We are working with youth organisations, First Nations and adaptive recreation organisations to use a portion of the funds we raise to build and develop programs that will benefit people facing barriers. We will strive to give them an opportunity to get more connected to themselves, to each other, to the environment, to creativity, to self expression and to flow.

Through our guided programs – from playful workshops to adventure therapy and guided trips – we create platforms for you to slow down, focus, and experience true transformation. We also deliver inspiring keynotes and facilitated experiences for conferences and training events.

We’re in the early stages of developing unique programs and activities to help those who are facing challenging life situations or have a harder time accessing the beautiful places and spaces we call our mountain playground.

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At PoetSkis, we invite you to tap into the flow of nature’s rhythms, embracing transformative experiences both on and off the slopes. Co-founders Lee White and Chad Weir bring decades of experience in adventure therapy, mental health, creative expression, coaching and personal development, most importantly know the power of the mountains as a space for growth, healing, and self-discovery.

Chad brings over fifteen years in personal development and leadership coaching, with an equally long career in the ski industry. Time in the mountains has been deeply transformative for Chad, who, as a life and high-performance athletics coach, has guided countless people through rites of passage and transformational experiences. A true soul-skier with a complex relationship to the ski industry, Chad sees PoetSkis as his way to lead the change he wants to see in the world of skiing and snowboarding.

Lee has spent decades guiding peak experiences in the mountains. His work extends beyond the slopes, running Adventure Therapy programs for BC’s youth justice system, fostering early intervention through contemporary rites of passage. Raised in the wild landscapes of British Columbia and the Yukon, Lee’s life has been shaped by the awe of nature, and his most authentic expression is sharing that through adventure and art.

Keep an eye on this space for some exciting news about our upcoming programs.

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If you would like to get involved directly reach out to us at through our Contact Us form.