June 08, 2026

NEVE UP TO HIGH ALTITUDE. LAST BULLETIN OF THE SEASON, SEE YOU NEXT AUTUMN!

• Natural avalanches: With the snowpack being in neve form at all aspects and altitudes, small avalanches are unlikely and may occur above 2700m, particularly on the rare steep north-facing slopes where the snowpack has not yet transformed into neve.
• Skier-triggered avalanches: The snowpack is very dense and stable. It is difficult for mountain users to trigger a slide or avalanche.
• Other:
• Snow bridges over watercourses and scree slopes are very fragile.
• On Monday morning, the snow surface may often be crusted and slippery.

Snowpack depth

• The high temperatures of the past week have rapidly reduced the snow cover, which was recently abundant above 2400m on north-facing slopes. Good accumulations can still be found there. The snowline is increasingly irregular, but it is possible to ski in north-facing areas around 2400m. High altitude passes require appropriate equipment.

Snow quality

• Generally neve-type, dense snow, often crusted on the surface Monday morning and requiring appropriate equipment. The snow softens quickly throughout the day with sunshine.