SkiWeather.eu

Reliable snow depth, ski condition & snow forecast reports

Snow depth

Saturday, December 14 16h

48h Snow alert

Sunday, December 15

5-day Snow forecast

Wednesday, December 18

From Sestriere to Montgenèvre: Unveiling the different ski resorts of Via Lattea

Via Lattea ski area, located in the western Italian Alps, is a world-class skiing destination that offers an abundance of skiing opportunities for all levels of skiers. With over 400 km of ski slopes spanning across Italy and France, it is one of the largest ski areas in Europe and is home to some of the most challenging ski slopes in the world. One thing that people may not know about Via Lattea ski area is that it is actually a collabor...

Portes du Soleil: skiing without borders

The Portes du Soleil ski area is one of the largest ski areas in the world, spanning across two countries, France and Switzerland. With over 600 kilometers of slopes and close to 200 ski lifts, the area is a paradise for skiing enthusiasts from all around the globe. If you're planning a skiing trip, the Portes du Soleil should definitely be on your radar. One of the most appealing aspects of the Portes du Soleil is the sheer variety of sl...

Les Deux Alpes: the world upside down

Les Deux Alpes lies between Grenoble and Briançon in a remote corner of the Dauphiné, just over an hour's drive south-east of Grenoble. Les Deux Alpes is one of the largest and most snow-sure ski resorts in the Southern French Alps. Its biggest asset is its high altitude, which allows skiing to continue throughout much of the year. Best known for having the largest skiable glacier in Europe, Les Deux Alpes also boasts one of the world's g...

La Rosière: a good-value alternative to the mega-resorts of the Tarentaise

Set high above the Tarentaise valley La Rosière is a traditional style ski resort which enjoys stunning views across the Isere Valley and across to Les Arcs. It has the benefit of being sited on the sunnier yet still snow-sure southern side of the domain. It's south facing slopes give it the reputation as one of the sunniest resorts in France, while it's altitude and snow making facilities ensures guaranteed snow cover December till April. La Rosiere is renowed for being a warmly welcoming,...

Seefeld in Tirol

Seefeld is a beutiful village, especially in the winter. Seefeld is the perfect place for cross country skiing. The village is great with many hotels, restaurants and bars. The down hill skiing is restricted but enough for a weeks skiing of the avera..

More reviews Profile

Flaine

Flaine is an ugly resort, but if you're a keen skier this is more than made up for by the convenience of access to the slopes. The resort has plenty of blue and red runs and is best suited to intermediates. We were in the Cassiopee apartment building..

More reviews Profile

Les Arcs

This our second visit to Arcs 1800, and just as good as the first.We had hired, privately, a self catering apartment in Bellecote, adjoining the Golf Hotel, from 18-26Jan 2008. The area had had a huge snowfall the week prior to our arrival, so was ex..

More reviews Profile

La Toussuire

Les Contamines

Langenbruck

Bad Kleinkirchheim

Samedan

Schwarzenbach am wald

Santa Caterina

Megeve

Feldberg

Les Gets

A deep dive into snow reliability

As passionate winter sports enthusiasts, we're constantly on the quest for the ultimate skiing or snowboarding experience. For us, it's not just about carving turns down pristine slopes—it's about immersing ourselves in the exhilarating embrace of snow-covered mountains. Yet, in a world where climate change is reshaping the very landscapes we love, our pursuit of the perfect powder day has become increasingly challenging. Gone are the day...

Loading weather outlook

weather outlook weather map