Snow report Western Allgäu foothills, 04/15/2021
Snow condition
Snow quality
Overall impression
Altitude
1000 - 1600m
Avalanche warning level
low (1)
Exposition
Snow condition
Bad on the south side, great on the north side! In sheltered areas there is up to 1.5m of snow on the valley floor at 1100m! See pictures. Also on the north side in the forest everything is rideable. Even made a few pillow jumps. At 1600m about 30cm of fresh snow, 5 of them last night. Therefore 4 stars for the north side
Snow quality
No longer super easy but good pow above 1200m. Below that, the layer on the old snow became thin, but it was at least reasonably stable on the descent.
Risks
Wind intensity: No Wind (0 km/h)
From about 40 degrees there was some sluff. Otherwise nothing observed in terms of avalanches. Hidden drift snow should be an issue further up. Treewells could be a danger at the moment. It's already melted away around the trees, now it's snowed on again. Some things are covered up. I sank the pole several times and slipped a few times today due to the hard surface. So there's also a risk of falling in exposed terrain
Overall impression
Lonely tour in great conditions. Simply top for the altitude and time of year. The sun only came out for a few minutes. But there was absolutely no one around, not one other car in the parking lot.
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