Activities in Verbier
24 experiences
Drop zones
Peaks and landings linked to Verbier.
Petit Combin
3,670 m
Petit Combin is one of the iconic Verbier corridor drops: high alpine, glaciers and long vertical when the weather window opens. Often combined with Rosablanche or Trient on the same day.
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Rosablanche
3,336 m
Rosablanche offers versatile routes from the designated landing: a solid option when you want stable powder and less extreme lines than Combin/Pigne.
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Pigne d'Arolla
3,787 m
Pigne d'Arolla is a high Valais drop, common on 2–3 rotation Verbier/Arolla programs. Glacier terrain and haute route atmosphere.
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Glacier du Trient
3,300 m
Glacier du Trient is one of the Valais glacier drops: open panoramas and long lines toward the valley. Often paired with Petit Combin or Rosablanche.
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Verbier is the western Valais heliski hub: designated landings (not free drops) in 4 Vallées / Arolla — Petit Combin (~3,670 m), Rosablanche, Pigne d'Arolla and Plateau / Glacier du Trient. Usual base: Le Châble helipad. Typical format 1–3 drops/day depending on weather and product. Advanced/expert level and guide per Swiss operation. On Helipow you configure the peak (Valais configurator) and compare with Zermatt or the Arlberg without leaving the catalog.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
On designated Valais / 4 Vallées landings: Petit Combin, Rosablanche, Pigne d'Arolla and Glacier / Plateau du Trient, among others authorized. Usual base: Le Châble helipad.
Typically 1–3 drops per day depending on weather, capacity and product (configurable drop or Verbier day). Switzerland does not allow free drops outside designated landings.
Advanced or expert off-piste. High alpine, glacier and exposure terrain: not a first resort off-piste experience.
Yes. On Helipow each resort has its own hub with peaks and activities. Verbier (western Valais), Zermatt (Monte Rosa) and Lech Zürs (Austria's only legal) filter and book in the same catalog.