One map, every reason to chase snow

Chase the powder

Compare every resort within driving distance and go where the storm is actually landing, not where you skied last weekend.

Plan a road trip

Zoom out over a region and line up the resorts with the best week ahead. Every resort page lists its nearest neighbours and their totals.

Scout a shoot

Filming needs fresh snow on the right day. Check the 14-day outlook, then firm it up as the 7-day and 24-hour numbers come in.

Book last-minute

Northern winter or southern winter, find the mountains with snow in the forecast before you commit to flights.

Why the numbers are different here

Three elevations, not one

Weather models see mountains as smoothed-out hills. We work out the rain/snow line every hour and calculate snowfall separately for the base, mid-mountain and summit of each resort.

Four models, one consensus

ECMWF, NOAA GFS/HRRR, DWD ICON and Environment Canada GEM are combined with the wettest and driest set aside, so no single outlier sets the number. Where they disagree, we show you the range instead of hiding it.

Real snow depth

Cold, dry powder stacks up deeper than wet snow. Snow depth is calculated from the temperature at each elevation, not a fixed ratio.