Nestled among Bregenz Forest, Allgäu and Lechtal Alps at an altitude of between 1,260 and 2,800 meters and numerous north-facing slopes, Warth-Schröcken am Arlberg is known as the “skiing area with the most natural snow in the Alps”. Those who dare venture beyond the pistes and want to enjoy pristine powder snow slopes, should know how to move about safely in the open terrain and be familiar with high alpine hazards. Here you can find information about the snow texture and avalanche situation.
Current avalanche risk
3 - considerable avalanche danger level
Snowpack stability
The snowpack is moderately to poorly bonded on many steep slopes (steeper than 30 degrees).
Likelihood of triggering
Triggering is possible, even from low additional loads, particularly on the indicated steep slopes (steeper than about 30 degrees). In certain situations some large, and in isolated cases very large natural avalanches are possible.
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Last updated on01.04.2023 08:14:20
Snowheight
Snowheight mountain
160 cm
Snowheight valley
110 cm
Fresh snow
Fresh snow
5 cm
Last snowfall
01.04.2023
Avalanche Level
Level
3
Tendency
keine
Temperatures
min. Temperature
-1 °C
max. Temperature
5 °C
Last updated on27.03.2023 10:16:17
Snowheight
Snowheight mountain
250 cm
Snowheight valley
75 cm
Fresh snow
Fresh snow
25 cm
Last snowfall
27.03.2023
Liftstate
All lifts
37
Open lifts
26
Temperatures
min. Temperature
-1 °C
max. Temperature
5 °C
Last updated on27.03.2023 10:17:06
Snowheight
Snowheight mountain
200 cm
Snowheight valley
50 cm
Fresh snow
Fresh snow
0 cm
Last snowfall
27.03.2023
Liftstate
All lifts
38
Open lifts
22
Temperatures
min. Temperature
-1 °C
max. Temperature
5 °C
Likelihood of triggering
Triggering is possible, even from low additional loads, particularly on the indicated steep slopes (steeper than about 30 degrees). In certain situations some large, and in isolated cases very large natural avalanches are possible.
