Activities in Zermatt
28 experiences
Drop zones
Peaks and landings linked to Zermatt.
Mont Rose
4,360 m
Mont Rose is the high drop of the Zermatt corridor: glacier, long vertical and the feeling of crossing from Swiss to Italian valleys on the same massif. Usually the star peak of the day.
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Alphubeljoch
3,771 m
Alphubeljoch is a Zermatt classic: helicopter access to glacier terrain with Matterhorn views and options to connect with the Italian Monte Rosa side.
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Äschihorn
3,669 m
Äschihorn (Aeschihorne) is among the published Zermatt drops alongside Alphubeljoch and Mont Rose.
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Unterrothorn
3,103 m
Unterrothorn (3,103 m) is Air Zermatt's first-tracks drop above the Sunnegga–Rothorn ski area. Not an off-piste glacier landing: the helicopter sets you down in Matterhorn ski paradise to start the day among the first on…
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Testa Grigia
3,480 m
Testa Grigia (Plateau Rosa, ~3,400–3,480 m) is Air Zermatt's high first-tracks drop: Swiss–Italian border and start of Matterhorn ski paradise. The helicopter drops you at elevation to be among the first on piste. About…
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Zermatt concentrates Swiss Monte Rosa heliski with designated landings: Alphubeljoch (~3,771 m), Äschihorn (~3,620 m) and Mont Rose / Monte Rosa sector (up to ~4,200–4,360 m depending on line). First-track products on high pistes (Unterrothorn, Testa Grigia / Plateau Rosa) also available per operator. Base in the Zermatt helipad corridor; possible CH↔IT combos when weather and landings allow. High level and glacier exposure: you choose the peak in the configurator, not a generic lodge.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Designated Monte Rosa corridor landings: Mont Rose, Alphubeljoch and Äschihorn. First-track / high-piste products (Unterrothorn, Testa Grigia / Plateau Rosa) also available per operator.
Off-piste heliski drops go with a guide per the operation. Some first-track high-piste products may differ: each page states includes and requirements.
On the Monte Rosa corridor there are CH↔IT combos per weather and landings. The catalog also lists Cervinia / Monterosa (Italy) as a sister hub.
Alpine winter–spring, with strong dependence on wind and glacier visibility. Booking confirms the window; if no flying, the page policy applies.