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Snow Reports Ski Club Great Britain Snow Reports Adelboden/Lenk 218cm 11cm Tue 23 Jan (35cm) 101cm 40cm Fresh Fresh 52 out of 55 Alagna 200cm 100cm Mon 22 Jan (20cm) 25cm 62cm Excellent Varied 5 out of 7 Alpbach 210cm 80cm Mon 22 Jan (50cm) 90cm 45cm Powder Windblown 41 out of 46 Alpe d'Huez 240cm 210cm Fri 19 Jan (70cm) 29cm 64cm Excellent Varied 35 out of 49 Alta 168cm 168cm Tue 23 Jan (3cm) 11cm 9cm Excellent Varied 5 out of 7 Alta Badia 180cm 70cm Sat 20 Jan (20cm) 25cm 72cm Fresh Fresh 53 out of 53 Alyeska 284cm 284cm Tue 23 Jan (18cm) 38cm 14cm Excellent Powder 7 out of 7 Andermatt 510cm 140cm Tue 23 Jan (40cm) 110cm 72cm Excellent Fresh 6 out of 22 Anzere 400cm 100cm Tue 23 Jan (70cm) 130cm 18cm Powder Powder 0 out of 12 Arabba 154cm 125cm Sun 21 Jan (15cm) 15cm 108cm Excellent Varied 26 out of 28 Arapahoe Basin 112cm 112cm Sun 21 Jan (5cm) 5cm 5cm Good Best up high 8 out of 8 Arcalis - Vallnord 135cm 65cm Fri 12 Jan (5cm) 0cm 26cm Good Varied 13 out of 15 Are 90cm 90cm Tue 23 Jan (6cm) 13cm 44cm Fresh Fresh 35 out of 41 Argentiere 220cm 30cm Mon 22 Jan (4cm) 117cm 49cm Excellent Best up high 40 out of 73 Arosa 200cm 130cm Tue 23 Jan (30cm) 110cm 48cm Fresh Fresh 41 out of 43 Aspen 114cm 66cm Mon 22 Jan (13cm) 13cm 4cm Fresh Fresh 34 out of 40 Attitash Bear Peak 61cm 30cm Mon 22 Jan (3cm) 13cm 1cm Good Fresh 6 out of 11 Avoriaz 360cm 240cm Sat 20 Jan (40cm) 91cm 49cm Excellent Best up high 23 out of 34 Axamer Lizum 170cm 130cm Sun 21 Jan (50cm) 75cm 38cm Powder Powder 0 out of 10 Bad Hofgastein 210cm 55cm Mon 22 Jan (10cm) 70cm 40cm Fresh Fresh 21 out of 21 Bad 95cm 30cm Wed 17 Jan (10cm) 10cm 14cm Good Varied 11 out of 24 Kleinkirchheim Badgastein 210cm 55cm Mon 22 Jan (10cm) 70cm 42cm Good Varied 21 out of 21 Banff - Lake 152cm 122cm Mon 22 Jan (2cm) 21cm 34cm Fresh Fresh 10 out of 10 Louise Banff - Mount 95cm 95cm Mon 22 Jan (1cm) 12cm 25cm Fresh Fresh 6 out of 6 Norquay Banff - Sunshine 141cm 141cm Mon 22 Jan (7cm) 12cm 55cm Fresh Fresh 12 out of 12 Village Bansko 180cm 30cm Sun 21 Jan (10cm) 10cm 1cm Good Limited 13 out of 14 Baqueira/Beret 160cm 105cm Sun 14 Jan (5cm) 0cm 30cm Good Crud 32 out of 35 Bardonecchia 240cm 80cm Sun 21 Jan (20cm) 40cm 23cm Excellent Varied 18 out of 23 Bareges/La 90cm 60cm Sun 14 Jan (20cm) 0cm 40cm Excellent Varied 24 out of 30 Mongie Beaver Creek 74cm 74cm Mon 22 Jan (13cm) 13cm 5cm Good Varied 22 out of 24 Berchtesgaden 160cm 30cm Mon 22 Jan (20cm) 45cm 60cm Fresh Fresh 4 out of 4 Big Sky 216cm 144cm Mon 22 Jan (20cm) 35cm 32cm Excellent Best up high 22 out of 22 Big White 194cm 194cm Mon 22 Jan (1cm) 20cm 64cm Fresh Fresh 14 out of 15 Bonneval sur Arc 360cm 260cm Sat 20 Jan (10cm) 70cm 50cm Excellent Varied 14 out of 19 Bormio 110cm 40cm Sun 21 Jan (25cm) 25cm 57cm Good Best up high 13 out of 15 Borovets 110cm 55cm Sun 14 Jan (10cm) 0cm 2cm Good Best up high 10 out of 12 Brand 170cm 50cm Mon 22 Jan (50cm) 100cm 39cm Powder Fresh 12 out of 14 Breckenridge 119cm 119cm Mon 22 Jan (25cm) 23cm 5cm Good Best up high 33 out of 34 Cairngorm 80cm 40cm Sun 21 Jan (20cm) 64cm 6cm Soft Windblown 5 out of 11 Mountain Campitello 245cm 40cm Sat 20 Jan (5cm) 7cm 103cm Excellent Best up high 51 out of 58 Canazei 245cm 40cm Sat 20 Jan (5cm) 7cm 111cm Good Varied 53 out of 58 Cauterets 140cm 110cm Sat 20 Jan (2cm) 2cm 43cm Excellent Varied 10 out of 16 Cavalese 130cm 80cm Sun 21 Jan (5cm) 10cm 57cm Good Varied 44 out of 45 Cervinia 395cm 90cm Mon 22 Jan (50cm) 85cm 70cm Excellent Best up high 0 out of 15 Cesana Torinese 200cm 60cm Tue 09 Jan (100cm) 0cm 20cm Good Tracked 56 out of 69 Chamonix 220cm 30cm Mon 22 Jan (4cm) 67cm 45cm Fresh Fresh 40 out of 73 Champagny 420cm 70cm Tue 23 Jan (40cm) 120cm 29cm Fresh Best up high 61 out of 75 Champery 350cm 0cm Tue 23 Jan (45cm) 200cm 47cm Fresh Fresh 16 out of 16 Champoluc 250cm 130cm Mon 22 Jan (15cm) 20cm 42cm Excellent Fresh 10 out of 10 Chamrousse 180cm 85cm Mon 22 Jan (10cm) 20cm 51cm Good Varied 13 out of 16 Chatel 160cm 40cm Sat 20 Jan (20cm) 65cm 43cm Excellent Varied 41 out of 44 Chilcotin Mountain 160cm 160cm Tue 23 Jan (5cm) 20cm 31cm Fresh Fresh 0 out of 0 Range - TLH Heliskiing Claviere 200cm 60cm Tue 09 Jan (100cm) 0cm 16cm Good Crud 56 out of 69 Copper Mountain 145cm 102cm Mon 22 Jan (8cm) 8cm 5cm Good Best up high 22 out of 23 Cortina 120cm 40cm Sun 21 Jan (5cm) 5cm 87cm Excellent Fresh 34 out of 37 !1 Courchevel 331cm 210cm Mon 22 Jan (26cm) 57cm 28cm Excellent Best up high 49 out of 54 Courmayeur 260cm 160cm Mon 22 Jan (20cm) 25cm 29cm Excellent Fresh 12 out of 20 Crans Montana 650cm 70cm Sun 21 Jan (20cm) 70cm 21cm Excellent Powder 21 out of 24 Crested Butte 81cm 81cm Mon 22 Jan (3cm) 3cm 6cm Good Crust 13 out of 15 Damuls/Mellau 220cm 30cm Mon 22 Jan (20cm) 85cm 45cm Fresh Fresh 22 out of 28 Davos 320cm 190cm Tue 23 Jan (25cm) 200cm 62cm Powder Powder 22 out of 55 Deer Valley 114cm 114cm Mon 22 Jan (3cm) 21cm 9cm Good Best up high 20 out of 21 Dorfgastein/ 235cm 95cm Wed 17 Jan (30cm) 30cm 35cm Excellent Varied 15 out of 17 Grossarl El Tarter - 70cm 40cm Sun 14 Jan (5cm) 0cm 22cm Good Varied 13 out of 13 Grandvalira Ellmau 165cm 80cm Mon 22 Jan (15cm) 35cm 44cm Fresh Fresh 85 out of 91 Engelberg 655cm 15cm Tue 23 Jan (30cm) 92cm 54cm Excellent Varied 20 out of 28 Feldberg 70cm 20cm Sat 20 Jan (5cm) 30cm 30cm Fresh Fresh 21 out of 38 Fernie 222cm 222cm Mon 22 Jan (8cm) 26cm 52cm Fresh Fresh 9 out of 10 Fieberbrunn 200cm 100cm Mon 22 Jan (20cm) 135cm 56cm Powder Powder 67 out of 70 Filzmoos 200cm 140cm Mon 22 Jan (15cm) 70cm 49cm Fresh Fresh 7 out of 7 Finkenberg 152cm 35cm Mon 22 Jan (30cm) 60cm 40cm Fresh Fresh 44 out of 44 Flachau 180cm 60cm Mon 22 Jan (10cm) 50cm 43cm Powder Powder 13 out of 13 Flaine 420cm 165cm Mon 22 Jan (40cm) 165cm 44cm Excellent Best up high 51 out of 67 Flims/Laax 470cm 75cm Tue 23 Jan (35cm) 145cm 53cm Excellent Fresh 19 out of 29 Font Romeu 110cm 110cm Sun 14 Jan (40cm) 0cm 12cm Good Crud 19 out of 23 Formigal 225cm 85cm Sun 14 Jan (5cm) 0cm 39cm Good Crud 21 out of 21 Foux d'Allos 190cm 120cm Wed 17 Jan (5cm) 5cm 28cm Excellent Varied 26 out of 28 Fugen 170cm 120cm Thu 18 Jan (30cm) 30cm 42cm Powder Powder 19 out of 37 Galtur 240cm 125cm Tue 23 Jan (10cm) 105cm 57cm Fresh Fresh 1 out of 10 Gargellen 240cm 150cm Tue 23 Jan (40cm) 170cm 57cm Excellent Fresh 0 out of 8 Garmisch 475cm 250cm Mon 22 Jan (50cm) 45cm 61cm Powder Windblown 15 out of 26 Partenkirchen Geilo 60cm 60cm Sat 20 Jan (15cm) 22cm 24cm Good Varied 19 out of 21 Glencoe 140cm 100cm Mon 22 Jan (10cm) 70cm 24cm Powder Varied 0 out of 8 Glenshee 40cm 15cm Mon 22 Jan (2cm) 112cm 6cm Good Limited 7 out of 22 Gressoney la 250cm 100cm Mon 22 Jan (20cm) 20cm 43cm Excellent Fresh 6 out of 11 Trinite Grimentz 325cm 120cm Tue 23 Jan (25cm) 153cm 33cm Powder Powder 19 out of 21 Grindelwald 259cm 8cm Mon 22 Jan (46cm) 90cm 52cm Good Best up high 18 out of 20 Gstaad 200cm 30cm Mon 22 Jan (50cm) 120cm 54cm Powder Powder 35 out of 53 Hakuba 350cm 105cm Tue 23 Jan (16cm) 16cm 156cm Fresh Fresh 22 out of 23 Heavenly 107cm 46cm Sat 20 Jan (30cm) 30cm 28cm Fresh Varied 20 out of 28 Hemsedal 120cm 120cm Tue 23 Jan (10cm) 28cm 25cm Fresh Fresh 20 out of 20 Hintertux 285cm 135cm Tue 23 Jan (15cm) 105cm 60cm Powder Powder 11 out of 20 Hopfgarten 165cm 80cm Mon 22 Jan (15cm) 35cm 41cm Fresh Fresh 85 out of 91 Igls 150cm 30cm Sat 20 Jan (30cm) 40cm 30cm Fresh Fresh 6 out of 9 Ischgl 170cm 100cm Tue 23 Jan (20cm) 125cm 59cm Fresh Windblown 11 out of 45 Isola 2000 200cm 115cm Tue 09 Jan (30cm) 0cm 28cm Good Varied 16 out of 19 Jackson Hole 191cm 130cm Tue 23 Jan (13cm) 28cm 92cm Excellent Varied 13 out of 13 Jasna 50cm 20cm Mon 22 Jan (10cm) 20cm 0cm Good Varied 14 out of 28 Kaprun 325cm 145cm Tue 23 Jan (5cm) 65cm 55cm Powder Powder 21 out of 22 Kaunertal 550cm 390cm Tue 23 Jan (50cm) 100cm 50cm Powder Windblown 0 out of 9 Keystone 102cm 102cm Tue 23 Jan (3cm) 16cm 6cm Good Varied 19 out of 20 Kicking Horse 174cm 174cm Mon 22 Jan (5cm) 52cm 70cm Powder Powder 4 out of 6 Killington 61cm 38cm Thu 18 Jan (13cm) 13cm 9cm Good Varied 12 out of 19 Kimberley 103cm 103cm Mon 22 Jan (5cm) 7cm 56cm Fresh Fresh 5 out of 5 Kirchberg 124cm 45cm Mon 22 Jan (10cm) 40cm 47cm Fresh Fresh 49 out of 58 Kitzbuhel 125cm 45cm Mon 22 Jan (10cm) 31cm 49cm Fresh Fresh 49 out of 57 Klosters 320cm 190cm Tue 23 Jan (25cm) 175cm 60cm Excellent Powder 22 out of 55 Kranjska Gora 50cm 20cm Tue 19 Dec (15cm) 0cm 26cm Good Varied 14 out of 20 Kronplatz 110cm 30cm Sun 21 Jan (40cm) 40cm 24cm Excellent Best up high 32 out of 32 Kuhtai 203cm 193cm Tue 23 Jan (30cm) 125cm 49cm Fresh Fresh 12 out of 14 La Clusaz 230cm 50cm Mon 22 Jan (30cm) 75cm 31cm Excellent Best up high 43 out of 49 La Grave 160cm 110cm Mon 22 Jan (30cm) 90cm 67cm Fresh Fresh 0 out of 4 La Molina 100cm 40cm Tue 26 Dec (5cm) 0cm 5cm Good Limited 12 out of 15 La Plagne 420cm 250cm Tue 23 Jan (40cm) 126cm 29cm Excellent Fresh 61 out of 75 !2 La Rosiere 400cm 310cm Mon 22 Jan (16cm) 80cm 36cm Excellent Fresh 11 out of 19 La Tania 331cm 118cm Mon 22 Jan (26cm) 26cm 27cm Excellent Best up high 49 out of 54 La Thuile 290cm 80cm Mon 22 Jan (5cm) 5cm 28cm Excellent Varied 37 out of 37 La Toussuire 220cm 120cm Sun 21 Jan (15cm) 40cm 66cm Good Best up high 20 out of 20 Le Corbier 220cm 100cm Mon 22 Jan (10cm) 55cm 62cm Fresh Fresh 26 out of 26 Le Grand Bornand 240cm 50cm Mon 22 Jan (30cm) 48cm 29cm Excellent Best up high 25 out of 29 Lech 280cm 195cm Tue 23 Jan (10cm) 35cm 63cm Powder Powder 42 out of 87 Lecht 15cm 10cm Wed 17 Jan (5cm) 5cm 5cm Fair Limited 4 out of 13 Lenggries 210cm 70cm Mon 22 Jan (30cm) 79cm 47cm Powder Fresh 15 out of 16 Lenzerheide 290cm
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