We believe that this is the most comprehensive and accurate snow report for Zermatt that there is. The data are sourced from the SLF (Swiss Avalanche Research Institute) measuring stations, and from its Cervinia counterpart. The current snow conditions are below, you can also click on the relevant years to see the what your chosen week was like in the past. And you can download our fully detailed spreadsheet of this season’s snowfall and depths.

28th April 2017

Today's Snow Statistics
Snow depth at 3,500m - Plateau Rosa: Snow depth at 2,900m - Gornergrat: Snow depth at 1,800m - Furi: New snowfall: Total snowfall this season at 2,900m: Avg temperature at 1,800m: Number of runs open: Number of km:
235cm 181cm 30cm 25-80cm 596cm -4° 45 129

It continued to snow all day yesterday, right down to village level where we have 25cm fo fresh snow, and 80cm on the top slopes.

Zermatt village street on Friday April 28th

 

26th April 2017

Today's Snow Statistics
Snow depth at 3,500m - Plateau Rosa: Snow depth at 2,900m - Gornergrat: Snow depth at 1,800m - Furi: New snowfall: Total snowfall this season at 2,900m: Avg temperature at 1,800m: Number of runs open: Number of km:
235cm 156cm 0cm 22-50cm 570cm 45 129

Snowfall alert: 50cm of fresh snow at Testa Grigia, 22cm at Schwarzsee. Snowfall is set to continue until Friday, with the sun coming out on Saturday and Sunday. The last weekend of the season promises to be epic!

23rd April 2017

Today's Snow Statistics
Snow depth at 3,500m - Plateau Rosa: Snow depth at 2,900m - Gornergrat: Snow depth at 1,800m - Furi: New snowfall: Total snowfall this season at 2,900m: Avg temperature at 1,800m: Number of runs open: Number of km:
190cm 150cm 5cm - 564cm 100 250

The third week of April saw winter temperatures return, but with glorious blue skies and sun. Snow conditions also returned to great winter grippy hard pack on the upper slopes, and soft spring snow down below. There was as ever some great off-piste to be found even though there had been no fresh snow for a while. Have a look at the video.

Playing in the Schwarzsee trees on April 23d

 

17th April 2017

Today's Snow Statistics
Snow depth at 3,500m - Plateau Rosa: Snow depth at 2,900m - Gornergrat: Snow depth at 1,800m - Furi: New snowfall: Total snowfall this season at 2,900m: Avg temperature at 1,800m: Number of runs open: Number of km:
190cm 159cm 5cm 6cm 564cm +8° 109 273

The week leading up to Easter was perfect, with glorious sun and blue skies. The snow was excellent too, off-piste there was a good mix of preserved powder and easy spring corn. All resort runs were open, and the piste conditions were winter packed powder between 3,800 and 2,500m, with smooth spring snow below. The photos below were taken between April 10-15 in the Triftji Back Bowls where we found some soft powder and smooth spring snow. The videos are here.

 

3rd April 2017

Today's Snow Statistics
Snow depth at 3,500m - Plateau Rosa: Snow depth at 2,900m - Gornergrat: Snow depth at 1,800m - Furi: New snowfall: Total snowfall this season at 2,900m: Avg temperature at 1,800m: Number of runs open: Number of km:
235cm 197cm 8cm 35 - 70cm 552cm -3° 114 299

35cm of fresh powder snow everywhere, and up to 70cm on the high slopes such as Triftji! The result of a big snowfall on Sunday, and with the sun coming out today, it was one of the best days of the season:

Gornergrat Webcam on April 3d 2017

 

26th March 2017

Today's Snow Statistics
Snow depth at 3,500m - Plateau Rosa: Snow depth at 2,900m - Gornergrat: Snow depth at 1,800m - Furi: New snowfall: Total snowfall this season at 2,900m: Avg temperature at 1,800m: Number of runs open: Number of km:
235cm 200cm 15cm 40cm 508cm +3° 115 306

The biggest single snowfall of the season so far: 40cm at the top, 15cm at the base! 99cm have fallen over the last 3 day. Total snowfall so far this season: 508cm. Have a look at the videos here.

Two skiers under the Matterhorn on March 26th

 

25th March 2017

Today's Snow Statistics
Snow depth at 3,500m - Plateau Rosa: Snow depth at 2,900m - Gornergrat: Snow depth at 1,800m - Furi: New snowfall: Total snowfall this season at 2,900m: Avg temperature at 1,800m: Number of runs open: Number of km:
175cm 169cm 10cm 55cm 460cm +4° 115 306

It has snowed for two nights in a row, the skies clearing on each subsequent day, giving us really good powder skiing conditions:

Moutain Exposure guest Preben Prebensen finding an untouched bowl

 

19th March 2017

Today's Snow Statistics
Snow depth at 3,500m - Plateau Rosa: Snow depth at 2,900m - Gornergrat: Snow depth at 1,800m - Furi: New snowfall: Total snowfall this season at 2,900m: Avg temperature at 1,800m: Number of runs open: Number of km:
160cm 159cm 10cm 4cm 446cm +5° 115 306

After a very sunny week, we had a bit of rain in the village yesterday, and 4cm of fresh snow on the slopes. Today is glorious again with great heli-skiing and beautiful uncrowded pistes:

 

Heli-Ski tracks on the Tete de Valpelline plateau and the Matterhorn

 

The lovely blue run coming down from Rothorn

 

15th March 2017

Today's Snow Statistics
Snow depth at 3,500m - Plateau Rosa: Snow depth at 2,900m - Gornergrat: Snow depth at 1,800m - Furi: New snowfall: Total snowfall this season at 2,900m: Avg temperature at 1,800m: Number of runs open: Number of km:
195cm 175cm 20cm 0cm 442cm 115 306

We are in the middle of the perfect ski week, with continually blue skies and very good snow conditions. The Stockhorn – Triftji freeride slopes opened this week, as did the long Kumme run. As is usual in Zermatt, you can easily find fresh powder to track even a week after the last snowfall. Here is the evidence, an MX guest ripping it down near Gornergrat:

10th March 2017

Today's Snow Statistics
Snow depth at 3,500m - Plateau Rosa: Snow depth at 2,900m - Gornergrat: Snow depth at 1,800m - Furi: New snowfall: Total snowfall this season at 2,900m: Avg temperature at 1,800m: Number of runs open: Number of km:
195cm 175cm 20cm 34cm - total 154cm in 9 days 442cm +3° 109 282

A second great powder day this week. Although it had rained up to 2,400m yesterday, it also snowed, and we had great powder for most of each run we did on the Stockhorn / Triftji freeride area. The bottom run outs were just a little heavy. We did 5 runs of 1,000 vertical metres each before lunch. Do also have a look at the video here.