Annecy Mountains Snow Report
Latest snow conditions in Annecy Mountains.
| Ski Resort Report | Valley | Up High |
|---|---|---|
| La Clusaz | 2cm1in | 235cm93in |
| Le Grand Bornand | - | 95cm37in |
| La Sambuy / Seythenex | ||
| Manigod | - | |
| Saint Jean de Sixt |
See below for Snow Forecasts for ski areas in Annecy Mountains.
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Snow in the Ski Areas of Annecy Mountains
| Ski Resort Forecast | 48 Hr | Sat | Sun | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | 7 Day | Report | Up High | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| La Clusaz | 8cm3in | 15cm6in | Snow Report | 235cm93in | ||||||||
| La Sambuy / Seythenex | 7cm3in | 12cm5in | Snow Report | |||||||||
| Le Grand Bornand | 7cm3in | 12cm5in | Snow Report | 95cm37in | ||||||||
| Manigod | 7cm3in | 11cm4in | Snow Report | |||||||||
| Saint Jean de Sixt | 4cm1in | 4cm2in | Snow Report |
Snow near Annecy Mountains
| Ski Resort Report | Valley | Up High |
|---|---|---|
| Flaine | 25cm10in | 440cm173in |
| La Clusaz | 2cm1in | 235cm93in |
| Les Carroz | - | 112cm44in |
| Le Grand Bornand | - | 95cm37in |
| Samoëns | 5cm2in | 90cm35in |
| Morillon | - | 75cm30in |
| La Sambuy / Seythenex | ||
| Les Houches | - | |
| Manigod | - | |
| Megève | - | |
| Saint Jean de Sixt | ||
| St Gervais Mont-Blanc | - |
Where is there snow in Annecy Mountains?
When will it snow in Annecy Mountains?
The next notable snow forecast is 3cm1in, expected on 20 April.
How much snow is there in Annecy Mountains?
The deepest snow in Annecy Mountains is in La Clusaz which is reporting snow depths of 235cm93in on the upper slopes and 2cm1in lower down.
When did it last snow in Annecy Mountains?
Our most recent snow report indicates that it last snowed in La Clusaz on Wednesday 17th April 2024 with 25cm10in of fresh snow falling.
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Off-Piste Safety in Annecy Mountains
Before skiing or snowboarding off-piste in Annecy Mountains, you must assess the local snow conditions. Always check the local Avalanche Risk Level and ski with appropriate safety equipment.