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Heliski in Italy
Heliski activities in Italy
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Italy offers high-mountain heliski in Aosta Valley: Valgrisenche with authorized landings and the Monte Rosa corridor (Gressoney, Alagna, Cervinia).
- Hubs
- Valgrisenche · Cervinia / Monterosa
- Peaks
- Ormelune · Rabuigne · Ruitor · Colle del Lys
- Season
- December – May
- Combo
- CH↔IT Monte Rosa per weather
Valgrisenche and Monte Rosa
Valgrisenche concentrates classic Italian drops (Ormelune, Col di Rabuigne, Château Blanc, Ruitor). Cervinia / Monterosa links with Zermatt on the same massif when weather opens.
Heliski resorts in Italy
Hubs where flights and drops are organized.
Drop zones in Italy
Authorized terrain and typical lines. Each peak has its own page with vertical, level and how to book.
Ormelune
3,270 m
Valgrisenche · ~1,550 m
Ormelune: wide bowls and generous vertical (~1,550 m). One of Valgrisenche's most bookable products for strong advanced skiers.
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Col di Rabuigne
3,200 m
Valgrisenche · ~1,400 m
Col di Rabuigne (and Rabuigne) are north-facing drops: snow that holds, a narrow valley pass and an expert option when the upper section is skiable.
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Château Blanc
3,400 m
Valgrisenche · ~1,900 m
Château Blanc: glacier landing, views over central Aosta valley and long routes (lakes or glacier → Planaval).
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Ruitor
3,486 m
Valgrisenche · ~1,600 m
Ruitor is a high drop in the Valgrisenche sector, with generous vertical and a border atmosphere with France (no illegal drop on FR territory).
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Colle del Lys
4,240 m
Monte Rosa · 1,500–2,000 m+
Colle del Lys places the group at the heart of Monte Rosa: extreme altitude, glacier and long lines toward the Italian valley.
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Commercial offer indexed on Helipow concentrates in Aosta Valley: Valgrisenche and Monte Rosa / Cervinia corridor.
On Monte Rosa there are CH↔IT combos per landings and operator. See Zermatt and Cervinia hubs in the catalog.