Snow depth in the Alps and the rest of the world
Here you will find the average snow depth of the Alps, USA, Canada and the rest of the world. You can also see what ski resorts that are open right now and the latest updates on snow fall.| Ski resort | Snow depth | Open lifts | Open pistes | Opening status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cerro Bayo, Argentina | 300 cm | 14% | 91% | Open |
| Chapelco, Argentina | 270 cm | 36% | 46% | Open |
| Zermatt, Switzerland | 220 cm | 26% | 4% | Open |
| Breuil-Cervinia, Italy | 220 cm | 26% | 4% | Open |
| Saas-Fee, Switzerland | 200 cm | 47% | 20% | Open |
| Mölltaler Gletscher, Austria | 200 cm | 0% | 0% | Closed |
| Mount Hutt, New Zealand | 185 cm | 100% | 95% | Open |
| Coronet Peak, New Zealand | 170 cm | 75% | 90% | Open |
| Turoa (Mount Ruapehu), New Zealand | 165 cm | 71% | 70% | Open |
| Cardrona, New Zealand | 160 cm | 100% | 95% | Open |
| Treble Cone, New Zealand | 148 cm | 100% | 90% | Open |
| Whakapapa (Mount Ruapehu), New Zealand | 135 cm | 62% | 56% | Open |
| The Remarkables, New Zealand | 125 cm | 100% | 100% | Open |
| Perisher Blue, Australia | 113 cm | 53% | 42% | Open |
| Thredbo, Australia | 113 cm | 58% | 17% | Open |
| Pitztal Gletscher, Austria | 20 cm | 33% | 13% | Open |
Note! We only show the ski resorts with a reported snow depth of over zero centimeters in this list.
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