Mountain range
Heliski in Alps
Activities
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The Alps host Europe's most regulated heliski: each country sets landings, guides and flight windows. Austria only Lech Zürs; Switzerland Valais and Monte Rosa; Italy Valle d'Aosta.
- Countries
- Austria · Switzerland · Italy
- Hubs
- Lech · Verbier · Zermatt · Valgrisenche · Cervinia
- Legal frame
- Designated landings · guide required
- France
- No commercial heliski in catalog
How Alpine heliski works
It is not free-range heliski: you choose resort, authorized summit and format (configurable drop or pack). Helipow groups Austria, Switzerland and Italy in one catalog to compare.
- Austria: Mehlsack and Schneetäli only (Mon–Fri)
- Switzerland: 1–3 drops/day in Valais and Monte Rosa
- Italy: Valgrisenche and Monterosa corridor
Resorts
Peaks
- Mehlsack2,652 m
- Schneetäli2,450 m
- Petit Combin3,670 m
- Rosablanche3,336 m
- Pigne d'Arolla3,787 m
- Glacier du Trient3,300 m
- Wildhorn3,248 m
- Alphubeljoch3,771 m
- Äschihorn3,669 m
- Mont Rose4,360 m
- Ebnefluh3,962 m
- Petersgrat3,207 m
- Glacier 30002,971 m
- Gstellihorn2,770 m
- Jungfraujoch3,463 m
- Kanderfirn2,900 m
- Langgletscher2,330 m
- Staldenhorn2,342 m
- Steingletscher2,780 m
- Vordere Walig2,040 m
- Sustenlimmi3,078 m
- Ormelune3,270 m
- Col di Rabuigne3,200 m
- Château Blanc3,400 m
- Ruitor3,486 m
- Colle del Lys4,240 m
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
There is no commercial tourist heliski in France. Helipow does not list French drops.
Lech for Austria's only legal hub; Verbier or Zermatt for Valais/Monte Rosa; Valgrisenche or Cervinia for Italy. Each has its own page.