Yes there are some places that allow the opportunity to do heliskiing in France. You just need to look it up online and see what people offer it in France.

One can find information on heli skiing by contacting a travel agent, searching for information on the internet, and visiting the Canadian Information Center.

In Haines, Alaska; you can do many different sports such as basketball, cycling, climbing, dancing, dog sledding, fishing, heliskiing, horseback riding, kayaking, kiting, golf, running, rafting, skiing, swimming, softball, tennis, hockey, sledding and many others.

Well, to be honest, there are loads of dangerous types of sport, not just one here are ten of which can be Rafting Cyclocross Mountain Climbing Street Luging Surfing Bull Riding Cave Diving Diving (in Ocean) Heliskiing Base Jumping

Well the best snow for skiing is powder, most of the time, if you're just skiing for fun, and not racing.

Powder snow is snow that has not been touched, is soft and deep, most of the time freshly laid that day or night.

Powder snow is really great to ski on, as it gives a sense of weightlessness about your skiing.

I you've heard of back country or heliskiing, this is what these groups are going to find, people pay a lot of money for it.