Heli Skiing in Valgrisenche, Aosta,
Aosta Valley Italy
Valgrisenche skiing area :
111.5 km²/43 mi²
Difficulty:
advanced
Drop off points:
3200m/10497ft - 3500m/11482ft asl
Situated in north-western Italy, Valgrisenche is a magnificent ski area in the Aosta Valley region. In the heart of the Italian Alps, this area is the perfect playground for heli skiing fans.
The enormous open space, snow covered peaks and plateaus and the long lasting conditions with excellent snow quality make this zone an impeccable arena for extreme snow activities. The altitude here reaches at 3751 m/12306 ft above sea level and the vertical drop is between 1300 m/4265 ft and 1800 m/5905 ft.
Catch your breath, it’s time to boost your adrenaline levels. Drop off points are at an elevation of 3200 m/10497 ft – 3500 m/11482 ft asl. The area is suitable for intermediate and advanced skiers. Heli-skiing services are available from December till May.
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