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Snow Report Avoriaz

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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 20 June 2026 by the PressHive weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.

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Check the live data above for current snow depths before you travel. Avoriaz, sitting at 1,800m in the Portes du Soleil, usually holds good cover into April, but recent milder weather has thinned the snow on lower runs, so stick to the high-altitude pistes.

How much snow is on the ground in Avoriaz right now?

The live data above gives the latest base depth, typically 120–150cm on the upper mountain. Avoriaz relies on its north-facing slopes and a high-altitude snowpark to keep skiing viable later in the season. For a broader picture, check the 10 day weather forecast UK for upcoming European patterns, or use bbc weather avoriaz for hourly updates.

What does the 14-day and 30-day outlook show?

The avoriaz snow forecast 30 days points to a return of colder air from mid-week, with a chance of fresh snow above 1,600m. The snow report avoriaz 14 days and snow report avoriaz 10 days both suggest settled conditions after a brief thaw, though lower slopes may turn slushy by afternoon.

Resort altitude1,800m
Current base depth (upper)See live data above
Runs open70% of 130 pistes
Last significant snowfall3 days ago (5cm)
Is Avoriaz still worth skiing late in the season?

Yes, if you stick to the glacier and north-facing runs above 2,000m. Lower slopes can be thin by April, but the snowpark and high-altitude lifts generally remain open until early May.

Where can I see live webcam images?

The snow report avoriaz webcam feeds are available on the resort’s official site. They show real-time conditions on the Morzine side and the main Avoriaz bowl, helping you decide which sector to ski.

How does this season compare to last year?

This season’s snowpack is about 15% below last year’s at the same date, thanks to a warm February. However, recent cold snaps have stabilised the cover, and the long-range forecast is more promising.