Europe Snow Report Feb 9: Alpe d'Huez Dominates

Alpe d'Huez not only stands out with its SnowSure score of 53 but also with a robust snow base of 103cm, ensuring great terrain quality. Les Trois Vallées follows closely with a snow base of 177cm, perfect for extensive skiing adventures. Tignes, with its 150cm base, promises diverse skiing options. Courchevel 1850 and La Plagne also rank high with excellent bases and upcoming snow forecasts. France clearly dominates the scene, offering varied and dynamic terrain across its top resorts. This solid snow base across the region translates into well-groomed pistes and fantastic off-piste opportunities, making France a prime destination for skiing enthusiasts.

Sierra Nevada, Spain, received the most snowfall overnight with 10cm of fresh powder, making it today’s go-to spot for powder skiing. Limone Piemonte in Italy also saw 5cm, while Isola 2000 in France added 3cm of fresh snow. These conditions provide fresh tracks and thrilling descents, perfect for those seeking new powder adventures. No major storms are currently impacting the region, ensuring safe and enjoyable skiing conditions across these favored resorts.

Looking ahead, Courmayeur in Italy boasts the most promising forecast with 108cm expected over the next 14 days. Mont-Blanc follows with 107cm, while La Plagne and Alpe d'Huez in France will see 99cm and 97cm respectively. Significant snowfall is anticipated mid-next week, offering ideal conditions for those planning their skiing escapades. Now is the time to book your trip and enjoy the best of European skiing while the snow is at its finest.

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