Enjoy a heliskiing weekend in Courmayeur, the small and beautiful mountain village located under the towering south face of Mont Blanc. A historical and famous village, Courmayeur is a great place to visit in summer and winter. In winter, Courmayeur offers two different ski resorts with a large variety of off-piste skiing. Charming and welcoming, Courmayeur is surrounded by natural beauty and benefits from the calm and tranquillity of the Aosta valley. Courmayeur is the only place from where you can go heli-skiing on the south-west face of the Mont Blanc Massif. Heliskiing in close vicinity of the highest peak of the Alps is an exciting and unforgettable experience. Spectacular descents take you through shining ice, glaciers and untouched snowfields laying below vertiginous slopes and grey granite pillars that tower upwards toward the summit of Mont Blanc. The different landing sites give access to several runs and provide descents with vertical drops up to 1600vm.

This exclusive heli-skiing weekend in immediate vicinity to the highest mountain of the Alps, the Mont Blanc, offers everything you need for an unforgettable heli-skiing experience. You will be accommodated in one of the delightful 4 star hotels in Courmayeur and you will be able to use and enjoy the exclusive heli-skiing services for Courmayeur, La Thuile and Valgrisenche. With our exclusive guide and helicopter service, you will discover the most beautiful descents in these areas. Courmayeur is a small and beautiful mountain village located under the towering south face of Mont Blanc. In winter, Courmayeur offers two different ski resorts with a large variety of off-piste skiing. Charming and welcoming, Courmayeur is surrounded by natural beauty and benefits from the calm and tranquillity of the Aosta valley. Courmayeur is the only place from where you can go heli-skiing on the south-west face of the Mont Blanc Massif. Heliskiing in close vicinity of the highest peak of the Alps is an exciting and unforgettable experience. Spectacular descents take you through shining ice, glaciers and untouched snowfields laying below vertiginous slopes and grey granite pillars that tower upwards toward the summit of Mont Blanc. The different landing sites give access to several runs and provide descents with vertical drops up to 1600vm.