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Snow depth

Skiresort	Snow (cm)		Temp (°C)
	lower	upper	lo	hi
Wiler	32	404	-13	-9
Lauchernalp	32	403	-12	-8
Alpe dHuez	191	400	-6	-2
Sierra Nevada	42	380	-1	1
Ordino	310	360	-4	9
Les Deux Alpes	63	360	-9	-5
Arcalis	0	360	1	6
Murren	74	354	-10	-8
Jungfraujoch	42	353	-21	-21
Les Arcs	110	331	-8	-1
19:51

Wed, Apr 1

48h Snow alert

Skiresort	Snow (cm)		Temp (°C)
	lower	upper	lo	hi
Pas de la Casa	54	100	-11	-5
Soldeu	50	75	-10	-6
Heiligenblut	6	14	-12	-6
Dachstein Glets..	5	8	-12	-10
Rastkogel	5	8	-13	-9
Stubaier gletsc..	4	5	-16	-10
Hintertux	3	5	-16	-11
Gutsch	3	5	-12	-4
Rosswald	2	5	-13	0
Hochwurzen	3	4	-7	-4
19:51

Wed, Apr 1 – Thu, Apr 2

5-day Snow forecast

Skiresort	Snow (cm)			Temp (°C)
	lower	upper	nett upper	hi
Pas de la Casa	54	100	94	-1
Soldeu	50	76	72	-1
Les Arc 2000	10	14	11	-1
Heiligenblut	6	14	2	4
Dachstein Glets..	7	11	4	-1
Rastkogel	5	8	6	-3
Hintertux	4	7	6	-8
Stubaier gletsc..	5	6	6	-7
Hochwurzen	4	5	5	-1
Gutsch	3	5	3	0
19:51

Wed, Apr 1 – Sun, Apr 5

Le Grand Massif: A winter wonderland for skiers and families

Nestled in the heart of the French Alps, Le Grand Massif stands tall as one of Europe's premier ski destinations. Located in the Haute-Savoie region of France, this winter paradise beckons winter sports enthusiasts and families alike to experience the sheer beauty and excitement of the Alpine wonderland. Boasting spectacular panoramic views, abundant snowfall, and an extensive network of slopes, Le Grand Massif offers an unforgettable experience for those seeking adventure on the slopes.

Monte Rosa's high-altitude lifts: A gateway to the sky

Located in the Italian Alps near the Swiss border, the Monte Rosa Ski Area is a premier winter destination that offers breathtaking scenery, world-class skiing and snowboarding, and a variety of off-piste adventures. With more than 180 kilometers of ski runs, 33 lifts, and slopes that cater to all skill levels, Monte Rosa is a paradise for winter sports enthusiasts. Breathtaking The ski a...

Les Gets: a lovely traditional Alpine village for families

Les Gets lies in the Massif du Chablais at the western end of the massive Portes du Soleil ski area, just below Lac Léman and is therefore easy to reach from Geneva. Les Gets is a great place for a last-minute break. With access to 650 km of slopes spread across 12 villages in both France and Switzerland, the vast Portes du Soleil area offers near-limitless skiing amid fantastic scenery. Border crossings are seamless. There’s something fo...

Hauser Kaibling : best maintained slopes in the eastern Alps

Hauser Kaibling is the local ski area of Haus im Ennstal, nestled in the beautiful Schladming-Dachstein region. This corner of Austria resides somewhat under the radar of many winter sport enthusiasts but is definitely worth visiting. Hauser Kaibling has not yet been discovered by mass-tourism which is remarkable considering it's close proximity to the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Germany. Residents of nearby Salzburg Stadt cherish this little gem as Haus im Ennstal provides them with an ea...

Sankt Anton am Arlberg

The Sankt Anton am Arlberg ski area in itself is quite small, but the connections make it a large area. The separate areas are connected by several lifts, you will spend a long time using lifts to get to another village. In addition, the connecting l..

Solden

Solden spreads along the main valley. This means either a lot of walking or taking a bus to lift stations in the mornings or to find a restaurant at night. There are only 2 proper lifts from the base up the mountain, and you can understand why they a..

Westendorf

Westendorf is an attractive village with good local slopes for confident intermediates; it is slightly off the main SkiWelt circuit, but has easy access to Kitzbuhel’s area via Ki-West. Even on a busy week there was no queuing for lifts and runs were..

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The SkiWeather Score: Find the Best Snow in the Alps, Not Just the Deepest

Every skier knows the temptation of big numbers. Two meters of snow. Fifty centimeters overnight. A bold powder alert flashing across your screen. But experienced winter sports enthusiasts also know the truth: depth alone does not guarantee a great day on the mountain. Heavy rain can weaken a deep base. Warm afternoons can turn light snow into heavy, slow surfaces. A massive snowfall followed by wind and sun can transform conditions withi...

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