Pitztaler Glacier Snow Report

Pitztaler Glacier snow report

Snow Report last updated: Oct 28. The Pitztaler Glacier snow report for Oct 28 is a 20cm base depth with 6 of 8 lifts open. Please note ski conditions and snowfall at Pitztaler Glacier are sourced directly from the ski resort and are only recorded during the official ski season's opening to closing dates.

Recent Snowfall

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5-day total

10cm
0cmSat
0cmSun
10cmMon
0cmTue
0cmToday

5-day forecast

6cm
Today0cm
8 C°3 C°
Thu0cm
8 C°1 C°
Fri0cm
8 C°1 C°
Sat0cm
6 C°0 C°
Sun6cm
0 C°-3 C°

Snow depth

Base

1,740m

20cm

Summit

3,440m

30cm

Base depth is at 80% of historical average for this time of year (typical: 25cm).

Lifts & terrain

Lifts Open
6 / 8
Runs Open
7 / 20
Percent open
35%

Resort Overview

Overview »
Pitztaler Glacier
Sept 26

Projected Opening

May 02

Projected Closing

Pitztaler Gletscher is set high in Tyrol’s Pitztal valley, near St. Leonhard im Pitztal, and is one of Austria’s highest glacier ski areas. The resort reaches 3,440 m and usually offers a long season from autumn into spring. Average annual snowfall is around 450 cm, with snowmaking supporting selected parts of the ski area. The ski resort area covers 120 ha, with around 67.5 km of pistes, 20 pistes and 8 lifts. The terrain is strongest for intermediate and advanced skiers, with around 22% intermediate pistes, 64% advanced pistes and 14% expert terrain. Key lifts include Gletscherexpress, Wildspitzbahn, Gletscherseebahn and Mittelbergbahn. Families and recreational skiers will appreciate the broad glacier pistes, ski school, LARCHER Sport Rent Service, Family Cross, Funline and the mountain restaurants. Café 3440, Austria’s highest café, is a standout stop with views towards Wildspitze. Pitztaler Gletscher is best for visitors who want high-altitude snow reliability, serious Alpine scenery and a compact glacier ski area with a sporty feel.

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