Snow report Mangfall Mountains, 02/20/2026
Mangfall Mountains
Snow condition
Snow quality
Overall impression
Altitude
1000 - 1700m
Avalanche warning level
moderate (2)
Exposition
Snow condition
we are away from the all-time low of snow depths, but still below average. since you could shoot nicely in the altitude band 1400 to 1700, star 2 is due. pines are still far away from being snowed in, especially at altitude (wind). at lower altitudes, half a meter of fresh snow lies directly on the ground, sharky! nothing works in the forest.
Snow quality
nice soft powder, hardly influenced by wind except for the crests. further up you can ride without handbrake and without contact to the base, but not quite (easy) enough for face shots.
Wind drifted snow
Intensity: medium
Above: 1500 m
Risks
Wind intensity: Medium (20 – 40 km/h)
moderate risk below the tree line. the snow cover there made a fairly homogeneous impression. at the very top, near the already collapsed ridge crest, we were able to kick off clods. a loose snow slide (expo W, approx. 1400) further down could not trigger anything. wind only above 1500.
Overall impression
The upper slope, around 1600-1400, made up for some of the season's busher strains with jumpy powder. the whole group got through the sharky final slope without much damage. A fine day with many possibilities, but only in the thin altitude band 1300-1600
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