Plan it on the resort page, ride it with your watch and phone, relive it in the Snow Globe.
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Replay a ski day in 3DBest resorts near me
All my mountains, with trip dates and alerts.
A resort is listed when its own latest report, from today or yesterday, has at least one lift open, inside its own season. The count is the resort's, as it published it. A resort with no recent report, or one outside its season, is left off rather than shown as closed.
Look round the mountain before you go.
Every run and lift where it really is, drawn from laser height data. Then open your own day in it and watch it back, run by run, with the lifts and weather as they were.
No Globe for your resort yet? Fly it on satellite, or . Try it with a demo day.
Live lifts and snow, the sun hour by hour on every slope, the best week in 31 winters of records, the quiet weeks, and a route planner that knows which runs are open.
Record the day on a Garmin or an iPhone and Apple Watch. Lift queues, the next lift, a ski party with friends, and Get me down if the weather closes in. No account needed.
Garmin apps · The free widget · iPhone, Apple Watch and Android · What the phone app does ·
The website is the app: it installs from the browser, no store needed. Your GPS track never leaves your device.
EM Snow on a Garmin: five of its screens, at Kitzsteinhorn in November
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ForecastEM Snow reads lift feeds, fresh-snow signals and avalanche bulletins across 5,100+ resorts, on the web, on your phone, on your wrist.
The seasonal pool, with live lift status where the feed reports it.
Live lifts, fresh-snow intel and avalanche danger for 5,100+ resorts: on the web, on your phone, on your wrist. Then fly back through your ski day in 3D.
Keep scrolling. The mountain wakes up.
Most long-range outlooks show you one map of a whole continent. Ours reads each resort on its own. The seasonal outlook card weighs that resort's own archive of past winters, matched to the current El Niño or La Niña state, against its own typical winter, and states the result as a tilt in the odds: a little snowier, drier, warmer or cooler than usual, with the past winters it leans on and how often the same method called the direction right there. It is a climatological lean, not a forecast, so we never put a snow figure months ahead. Most resorts, the Alps especially, honestly show no reliable seasonal signal, and the card says so plainly. Nobody else does this per resort.
See Chamonix's seasonal outlook in Plan →Planning next winter? See the quiet weeks
No account needed anywhere. Your favourites and history follow you from one to the next.
Installs straight from the browser: no app store, updates itself. Snow, lifts, webcams and avalanche danger, plus EM Piste Pilot to guide you round anything reported closed (even with no signal) and Ski Party to see your group on the mountain.
Records your day pocket-first, syncs your runs and tells you when powder is coming. Free while it is in testing.
The free widget and data field put conditions on your wrist mid-run. The watch app (in early alpha) adds Ski next, Sun, avalanche detail, Next lift and your whole day recorded. Everything is free while we test.
Today: record with your Garmin's own Ski or Snowboard activity, export the FIT file from Garmin Connect, and drop it into Your day.
For your desk: GoPro footage with speed, altitude, slope angle and heart rate burned into every frame, rendered on your own machine.
Flyby and Studio read your files right in the browser or on your machine. No uploads of your riding, no account required. Site analytics run only if you allow them, and never touch your movement data. We only ask the server for public piste maps.
Look round the mountain in 3D: every run and lift where it really is, the villages by name, and the sun where it will be at any hour. Find a run, a lift or somewhere to eat, then replay your own day on it.
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