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Saalbach Hinterglemm ski resort

📷 Saalbach Hinterglemm

Europe

Saalbach Hinterglemm

Closed for the season

Season ended April 19, 2026

Conditions data updated Thu, May 28, 07:02 PM UTC · informational only

Closed for Season — closed April 19

Weather data is still collected for informational purposes.

Last Snowfall

May 16

12d ago

Past 24 Hours

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Past 48 Hours

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Past 10 Days

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14-Day Forecast

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Snow Depth

105cm

Updated: May 28, 7:02 PMWeather at base: 1003m

Overview

Saalbach Hinterglemm is a ski resort in Europe, Austria, currently closed for the season as of April 19, 2026. Today's SnowSure™ Score is 11/100 (Limited), snow base 105 cm (41.3 in). Conditions last updated 2026-05-28 19:02 UTC.

Resort Guide

Saalbach Hinterglemm is a major ski resort located in the Austrian Alps, offering 270 kilometers of interconnected slopes within the Skicircus Saalbach Hinterglemm Leogang Fieberbrunn area. The resort features a diverse range of runs for all abilities, modern lift infrastructure, and a vibrant après-ski scene. Signature experiences include extensive snow parks, night skiing, and winter hiking trails, complemented by a variety of mountain restaurants and wellness facilities. Its combination of expansive terrain, lively village atmosphere, and comprehensive amenities distinguishes Saalbach Hinterglemm as a leading destination for winter sports enthusiasts.

Resort Info

Summit2096m
Base1003m
Vertical4153m
Lifts70
Runs100
Skiable Area1977 acres
Avg Snowfall175 inches / 445 cm
CountryAustria

Top Après Ski

Goaßstall – Famous for its energetic après-ski parties, live music, and rustic alpine charm, Goaßstall in Hinterglemm is a legendary hotspot where skiers gather for drinks, dancing, and a lively atmosphere right at the foot of the slopes.

SnowSure™ ScoreAI
Closed for the season

Not operating — season has ended

Closed April 19, 2026

SnowSure scores and forecasts below are for planning and reference only while the resort is closed.

Depth

Limited snow depth - upper mountain may have better coverage.

Recent

Light recent snow - groomed runs recommended.

Forecast

24cm forecast - some snow expected.

Historic

Season is performing around average.

Closed for the season · Data updated Thu, May 28, 07:02 PM UTC · informational only

Snow Summary

2096mECMWF Model

Updated May 28, 2026 at 7:47 PM

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Snowfall Forecast Maps

The Alps region

Current Conditions

Reported Thu, May 28, 07:02 PM UTC

Freezing Level

1600m

🌡️ Mid-mountain - mixed conditions

Base

1003m

Temp

15.2°C

Wind

3.6km/h

Snow Depth

70cm

14-Day Forecast

1cm

Mid-Mountain

1550m

Temp

10.1°C

Wind

4km/h

Snow Depth

88cm

14-Day Forecast

1cm

Summit

2096m

Temp

8.1°C

Wind

3.6km/h

Snow Depth

105cm

14-Day Forecast

1cm

Live Conditions

Saalbach Hinterglemm Webcam

All Webcams

Saalbach Hinterglemm / Feratel

1 webcam • Click to expand

Local Reports

0 reports
SnowSure™ Forecast Range

Daily Snowfall Forecast by Model

Shows daily snowfall predictions from 7 weather models. Black line = SnowSure™ weighted average.

14-Day Snow Forecast by Model

Summit elevation (2096m)

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JMA
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10-Day Forecast

Today

28

🌧️

13.1°

4.2°

Fri

29

🌤️

14.4°

2.7°

Sat

30

☁️

15.8°

2.4°

Sun

31

🌧️

15.5°

5°

Mon

1

🌧️

8.6°

3.7°

Tue

2

🌧️

16°

1.6°

Wed

3

🌧️

8.6°

4.9°

Thu

4

🌧️

15.8°

3.8°

Fri

5

🌧️

8.1°

3.3°

Sat

6

🌧️

16.7°

2.5°

Summit elevation (2096m) • ECMWF model

Season vs Historic

Updated Thu, May 28, 07:02 PM UTC

202.2cm

Season Total

This Season to Date

-55%

vs 5-Year Avg

446.4cm avg by now

-50%

vs 30-Year Avg

402.9cm avg by now

446.4cm

5-Yr Avg by Now

Recent snowfall has exhibited significant variability, with the 2023 season reaching a notable high of 440.9 cm, while the current season has dropped sharply to 193.4 cm—approximately 62% of the 5-year average and 64% of the 30-year average. The 5-year average remains slightly above the 30-year average, indicating a modest upward trend in recent years, but the current season represents a substantial anomaly with snowfall well below both short- and long-term norms. This sharp decline suggests increased year-to-year volatility and highlights the importance of monitoring for potential shifts in snowfall patterns.

Season at a Glance

Multi-season averages will appear once SnowSure has tracked more than one full season.

Best Months to Visit

February

Peak Season

January

Peak Season

March

Good

December

Good

Note: Based on typical ski season patterns for this region.