Snow report Zillertal, 03/09/2017
Mit großen Hoffnungen gestartet aber dass war nicht wie erhofft.Zwar hat es in Hochfügen eine ordentliche Grundlage und eine gute Schneedecke aber die Temperaturen der letzten 2 Tage und der Regen haben auch hier den Neuschnee durchfeuchtet.
Zillertal
Snow condition
Snow quality
Overall impression
Snow condition
All variants can be ridden without any problems. It has a good base everywhere. However, from the pfaffenbühel lift onwards you notice that it has rained and the snow is quite heavy and slows you down.
Snow quality
The snow cover is soaked up to 2000m. Above that, the snow is better, but it was pretty stormy here too, so you have to expect wind-pressed snow again and again. At 1500 it was 4 degrees at midday and it got slushy pretty quickly
Risks
In the whole of Tyrol it was a 4. I still had a good impression in the morning, but we were mainly on flat terrain. Towards midday it became quite critical because the temperatures and the sunlight were really damaging the snow cover. We could see some smaller boards that were triggered by freeriders or without any influence.
Overall impression
A beautiful day on the mountain and some sunny sections. However, I would have expected more. I hope the temperatures stay a little cooler so that you can enjoy it for longer.
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