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Off-piste Snow Report – N French Alps (week of 22 Feb): Rapid Warming, Wet-Snow Avalanches & Still Hidden Weak Layer(s)

Off-piste Snow Report – N French Alps (week of 22 Feb): Rapid Warming, Wet-Snow Avalanches & Still Hidden Weak Layer(s)

Feb 21, 2026

Rapid warming, wet-snow avalanches… and a hidden weak layer on the shady side of the mountain (north’ish facing slopes above 2200 m) We’ve had record-breaking accumulations of 2 to 3 metres of fresh snow over the last 10 days in the N French Alps and...
When “Nothing Happens Most of the Time” – Off-piste Snow Report & Risk Context article (N. French Alps, Week of 9 Feb 2026)

When “Nothing Happens Most of the Time” – Off-piste Snow Report & Risk Context article (N. French Alps, Week of 9 Feb 2026)

Feb 8, 2026

Fresh snow again in the Northern French Alps and surrounding areas this week, and plenty of it – great news, and fantastic snow quality!  But this season we’re also dealing with an exceptionally unstable snowpack in many places. Weather forecasters are talking about...
Off-Piste Snow Report  N French Alps & Surrounding Areas : 29th January & next few days. Regular top-ups of fresh snow, but beware of continued snowpack instability, especially N’ish facing slopes above 1800 m

Off-Piste Snow Report N French Alps & Surrounding Areas : 29th January & next few days. Regular top-ups of fresh snow, but beware of continued snowpack instability, especially N’ish facing slopes above 1800 m

Jan 28, 2026

Since the major mid-January storm cycle and the highly unstable conditions outlined in our last snow report, we’ve benefited from a series of small top-ups of fresh snow  – around 5-10 cm at a time – over the past few days. More light snowfall is expected...
Highly unstable off-piste conditions continue as accidental avalanches are widely reported in the N French Alps

Highly unstable off-piste conditions continue as accidental avalanches are widely reported in the N French Alps

Jan 12, 2026

One of many recent avalanche incidents illustrating unstable off-piste conditions (no one hurt in this one, as far as we know) https://www.youtube.com/shorts/KyVzUMu2fiMVideo can't be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: Accidental avalanche on “Familliale” – Val...
Off Piste Snow Report – N French Alps – week commencing Saturday 10th Jan: Highly Unstable Off-Piste Conditions after Massive Fresh Snowfall !

Off Piste Snow Report – N French Alps – week commencing Saturday 10th Jan: Highly Unstable Off-Piste Conditions after Massive Fresh Snowfall !

Jan 9, 2026

Much-needed fresh snow has significantly boosted snow depths and revived off-piste conditions! But also an extremely unstable snowpack….  https://youtu.be/b_4IV0p7-RM?si=LYYaJzv13op4Z_NZVideo can't be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: Off-piste Snow Report...
‘Where Do I Start?’ Safer Off-Piste & Ski Touring — IASI Webinar Replay with Henry Schniewind + Dominique Perret (WEMountain)

‘Where Do I Start?’ Safer Off-Piste & Ski Touring — IASI Webinar Replay with Henry Schniewind + Dominique Perret (WEMountain)

Jan 1, 2026

IASI — Where do I start for safe off-piste & ski touring? (Webinar Replay) Not just for beginners: If you’re already trained, already experienced — and you still want a simple place to start (or restart) at the beginning of the season, this webinar is built around...
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