Snow report Salzburger Land North, 03/06/2019
15-20 cm fresh at the Favourite mini golf course
Snow condition
Snow quality
Overall impression
Snow condition
While it's starting to look bad in the valley (but you can still ski all the way down on the shaded side) and on the sunny sides, there's still really thick snow on the shaded and sheltered side at the top. Some of the rejuvenation areas that normally look out are completely closed, roads have disappeared and ditches have been filled in.
Snow quality
At the very top: 15-25 cm of fine fresh snow, alternating with drift snow and swept, hard patches. From the spruce forest stage onwards, unfortunately, a mixture of slow, sticky fresh snow and wet broken snow.
Risks
I found it very low at the bottom. Super compact, hard or crumbly cover with 1 cm of wet fresh snow. In the higher elevations, it was definitely more critical, there was a lot of snow being transported, even if the conditions alternated on a very small scale. (picture 6)
Overall impression
Today I went to my favorite minigolf course for the first time this season and that makes me really happy.
The personal 4th star goes to the beautiful snow at the top, great views and a completely untracked slope.
Unfortunately, the snow at the bottom was like warm eagle owl and the tracks in the middle section were quite strenuous.
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