Snow report Kühtai, 02/15/2026
Kühtai
Snow condition
Snow quality
Overall impression
Altitude
1900 - 2300m
Avalanche warning level
considerable (3)
Exposition
Snow condition
You can ski down in snow-covered hollows/channels and regularly rutted terrain without coming into contact with stones and you can also accelerate a little without fear. High jumps and steeper lines away from the main corridors should be thought about twice or three times. This applies to the north side. Nothing works on the south side
Snow quality
Partly dust on crust, partly nice powder. Despite some signs of wind, the snow was still relatively unbound. Unfortunately, there was only about 5cm of fresh snow
Wind drifted snow
Intensity: low
Above: 1900 m
Risks
Wind intensity: Low (< 20 km/h)
A few medium-sized blast sequences visible, as well as fresh loose snow avalanches in extremely steep terrain. Accumulations of drift snow and the old snow problem still require restraint, even if steep minigolf lines in glistening powder are very tempting. But nasty rocks still lurk beneath the sugar in many places.
Avalanche activity
Dry loose snow avalanche
Altitude: 2200 m
Even triggered loose snow avalanches are visible, which can be quite problematic due to the stony base or in fall terrain.
Overall impression
Fun day with a bit of fresh sugar. Still feels like early winter though.
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