Activities in Valgrisenche
4 experiences
Drop zones
Peaks and landings linked to Valgrisenche.
Ormelune
3,270 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
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
Château Blanc: glacier landing, views over central Aosta valley and long routes (lakes or glacier → Planaval).
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Ruitor
3,486 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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Valgrisenche is the Italian heliski hub in Valle d'Aosta: designated landings (Ormelune, Rabuigne, Château Blanc, Ruitor) with valley-based operations. Less crowded than Zermatt/Verbier, same alpine character. Single drops and multi-drop days depending on capacity and snow.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Valgrisenche: western Aosta (Ormelune, Rabuigne, Ruitor). Cervinia: Italian Monte Rosa corridor. Both hubs on Helipow with designated landings.
December–May in Aosta Valley, best window January–April depending on glacier snow and aircraft capacity.