Chamonix Mont-Blanc
French Alps (Haute-Savoie) · France
Chamonix Mont-Blanc is a ski resort in French Alps (Haute-Savoie), France. It averages around 900 cm of snow a season on a High-alpine glaciated snowpack. The season typically runs Dec-Apr/May.
World's biggest lift-served vertical via the Aiguille du Midi cable car; Vallée Blanche is a 20+ km glacier descent
10-day forecast
0 cm total · no fresh snow forecast
⚠ Freezing-level warning: on the marked days the freezing level sits well above the 1,035 m base — expect rain low down even while it snows at summit.
Each bar is a day's fresh snowfall; the pill is that day's powder score (fresh snow × cold-dry quality × wind-hold). Peak day: Sunday, Oct 18 — Lean (1). Forecast refreshed every 6 hours from Open-Meteo; last built Oct 13.
Mountain profile
- Summit
- 3,842 m
- Base
- 1,035 m
- Vertical
- 2,807 m
- Terrain
- 5 separate sectors (Grands Montets, Brévent-Flégère, Les Houches, Le Tour, Aiguille du Midi)
- Avg annual snow
- 900 cm
- Typical season
- Dec-Apr/May
- Snow climate
- High-alpine glaciated
- Type
- Lift-served + legendary off-piste
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