Activities in Gstaad
22 experiences
Drop zones
Peaks and landings linked to Gstaad.
Glacier 3000
2,971 m
Glacier 3000 (Scex Rouge) is the Les Diablerets drop: accessible glacier from Gstaad, Leysin, Sion, Arbaz or Daillon. A good option if you are in Saanenland or central Valais.
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Gstellihorn
2,770 m
Gstellihorn covers Saanenland heliski: short take-offs from Gstaad or Lenk and open lines toward the Simmental. Gstaad pickup accepts groups from 3 people.
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Staldenhorn
2,342 m
Staldenhorn is Gstaad's short drop: brief flight, open terrain and the entry price to Saanenland heliski. From Gstaad the minimum group is 3 people.
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Vordere Walig
2,040 m
Vordere Walig is a short, open drop between Gstaad and Leysin. Fits if you want a brief flight with uncomplicated terrain.
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Gstaad / Saanenland covers western Oberland heliski: Glacier 3000 (Scex Rouge), Gstellihorn, Staldenhorn and Vordere Walig. Take-off from Gstaad accepts groups from 3 people (other Air-Glaciers pickups, min. 4). Also flown from Leysin, Sion, Arbaz or Daillon depending on peak. UIAGM guide mandatory off-piste: book through Helipow or bring your own.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
On designated Bernese landings: Glacier 3000, Gstellihorn, Wildhorn and Jungfrau sectors per Air-Glaciers operation. Base in Saanen / Gstaad or Lauterbrunnen depending on line.
Verbier covers western Valais (Petit Combin, Rosablanche). Gstaad covers the Bernese (Glacier 3000, Gstellihorn). Same Swiss legal frame; different terrain and access.
Advanced or expert alpine off-piste. Glacier terrain and exposure; not a first heliski experience.