There are several reasons to visit the best heliski and freeride areas of Switzerland. Like a big vertical drop of up to 2500 m. Big terrains with wide open slopes, steep couloirs and all in some of the most beautiful mountain regions of the Alps. We can arrange your individual helicopter skiing day – according to your wishes in your desired area in Switzerland.
The spots in Switzerland will not be selected by us in 2019. Numerous programs in the Italian Alps on the border to Switzerland can be found on the other destination pages. If you have any questions, we are happy to help you over the phone or use our contactform.
Are there any possibilities for heli skiing swiss alps and Freeriding in switzerland?
Yes, there are! Switzerland has 42 mountain landing places for touristic purposes. Theses places are located all over Switzerland, up to a height from 4200m. Only a part of those landing places are usable for heliski purposes. We have put together the most beautiful spots. Reasons to visit the best heliski areas in Switzerland are obvious: Height differences up to 2500m, wide and open slopes, steep couloirs and all that in one of the most stunning mountain areas of the Alps.
Freeride Switzerland, Deep-snow skiing and trip – Where?
There are many reasons to go to ski in the best heliski areas in Switzerland. Engelberg, Zermatt, Verbier the large and wonderful mountain areas offer lots of nice descents. It is possible to go for a day trip. This includes: Guiding and support IFMGA mountain guide 1 skiing day 1 or 2 helicopter flights depending Heliski option for additional helicopter flights
Freeride Switzerland, Deep-snow skiing and trip – Where?
Switzerland offers a variety of first-class freeride and ski spots. We have put together for you a small but excellent selection of our favourite spots. Davos, Disentis and Loetschtal – all these areas have their own and unique flair and offer everything you need for a perfect freeride weekend.
More Informations
Here you can find some more general informations about: Heliski Requirements
- Keep an eye on the weather and avalanche hazards
- Never stand alone in open terrain and mountain areas
- Always have the avalanche transceiver with you and switch it on
- Always have a hard hat, shovel and probe with you
