Fresh from his adventures in Alaska, Ski and Board’s heliskiing fanatic Andreas Hofer finds himself making tracks on another challenging frozen canvas. This time it’s Greenland. MANY YEARS AGO on a flight to Vancouver (following my passion for what else but heli-skiing), I remember looking down from my window seat and seeing Greenland for the first time. A vast expanse of ice, endless, seemingly uninhabitable, and bright, almost fluorescent, it looked like a useless extension of the North American continent. Little did I know that this fossil glacier was politically a part of Denmark, and was actually inhabited by Europe’s last true aborigines – the Greenland Inuit, bone age people, who survived the adversities of this cold paradise for the last few thousand years by hunting whale, seal, reindeer and musk… Continue Reading