Far away from the maddening crowds, our guides have chosen a selection of off-piste Heliski itineraries to guarantee you a fantastic and exclusive days skiing!

From January through until April, we offer the possibility to Heliski in three different areas; La Thuile, Val Veny at Courmayeur and Valgrisenche. The departure points are situated at the Heliports of Courmayeur, next to the departure point of the Val Veny cable car, at Bonne in Valgrienche and at Colle del Piccolo San Bernardo in La Thuile (accessible by ski lift).

A good ski level is required; as the season progresses the snow conditions will vary from powder to transformed spring snow. Our guides will be able to inform you ahead of time of the current snow conditions.

For all of the descents, for personal safety reasons, all participants are required to wear an ARVA device, and on glacier descents also a harness is required. On request the organisation can supply this equipment, plus special Freeride skis if required.

The Mont Blanc Zone Heliski selection:
La Thuile The Rutor Glacier: a glacier descent from the summit of the Rutor at 3486m, down towards La Thuile or Valgrisenche, descents never over steep.

Mont Fredouaz: From the summit at 2835mt, above the Vallone di Ponteilles at La Thuile, a fabulous powder descent throughout most of the season.

Miravidi and Punta Lechaud: Mainly east facing descents, departures from the summits of Mirividi at 3066mt. or Punta Lechaud at 3127mt situated between the Valley of La Thuile and France. A choice of variants to ensure finding the best snow available.

Mont Ouille: From the summit at 3099mt., an impressive south-west descent finishing at the Piccolo San Bernardo Pass at La Thuile.

Courmayeur Mont Fortin: From 2716mt down to the Val Veny in Courmayeur, due to it’s exposition it maintains its powder conditions well.

Petit Mont Blanc and l’Aiguille de l’Aigle: Summits of 3424mt. and 3512mt., situated above Lake Combal in the Val Veny, Courmayeur. Sun kissed descents.

Dome des Neiges-Aiguilles des Glacier: Straight underneath the 3817mt. summit of Aiguilles des Glacier at the extreme eastern point of the Mont Blanc chain, combining a breathtaking panorama with a spectacular descent.

Piton des Italiens: From aprox. 3900mt, in the proximity of Col di Bionassey, there are two possibilities; descent directly down the Miage glacier, a short ascent of 300mt upto Capanna Vallot then down to France or “last but not least”, ascent up to the summit of Monte Bianco for a descent from the summit at 4810mt.

Col Infranchissable: From the pass at 3349mt, that separates the Miage glacier on the Italian side from that of the Trèlatete in France. An impressive panorama of the south-west side of Monte Bianco.

Valgrisenche Colle di Giasson: in the magical Valgrisenche at 3154mt. From the northern side the descent follows down to Lake Beauregard.

Ormelune: From the summit at 3278mt, on the confines between Valgrisenche and France, soft slopes that head down to the alpeggio di Grand Alpe.

Punta Rabuigne: situated between Valgrisenche and Val di Rhemes, the descent departs from just under the summit of 3261mt, down the northern side towards Valgrisenche.

Punta Feluma: from the summit at 3213mt down to the village of Valgrisenche at 1664mt, a north-west slope passing through gentle wide open chutes.