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Verbier Freeride Topo – off-piste & heli-ski descents

73 freeride and heli-ski descents in 16 sectors around Verbier, Val de Bagnes and Mont-Fort: detailed routes, photos with lines, difficulty levels, vertical drops, walking times, avalanche and ski-level quizzes and the SLF avalanche bulletin. By the Bureau des Guides de Verbier, Adrenaline.

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Sectors and descents

1. Savoleyres

2. Attelas

3. Vallon d’Arbi

4. Champs Ferret

5. Mont Gelé

6. Chassoure

7. Gentianes

8. Mont-Fort

9. La Chaux

10. Bec des Rosses

11. Bruson est

12. Bruson ouest

13. Héliski au Pigne d’Arolla 🚁

14. Héliski à la Rosablanche 🚁

15. Héliski au Petit Combin 🚁

16. Héliski sur le glacier du Trient 🚁

Difficulty levels

Frequently asked questions

What is the Freeride Verbier topo?

It is the guide to off-piste and heli-ski descents around Verbier: 73 descents in 16 sectors, with photos showing the lines, difficulty, vertical drop, approach walk and route advice.

How is difficulty rated?

PD (not difficult, up to 35°), D (difficult, up to 40°), TD (very difficult, up to 45°) and ED (extremely difficult, over 45°). Each descent also shows its commitment and beauty.

What is free?

Sectors 1 (Savoleyres) and 2 (Attelas), both quizzes (avalanche and ski level) and the SLF avalanche bulletin are free. The other sectors unlock with a personal access code.

Where can I find the avalanche bulletin?

The app shows the official bulletin of the WSL Institute for Snow and Avalanche Research SLF: slf.ch.

Are there heli-ski descents?

Yes, four heli-ski sectors: Pigne d’Arolla, Rosablanche, Petit Combin and the Trient glacier.