Les First significant snowfall in the Alps. <\/strong>This is beginning to cover the peaks and give the massifs their first winter colors. This is a particularly awaited arrival of snow by ski and snowboard enthusiasts, but also by the mountain professionals who are gradually preparing the opening of the ski areas.<\/p>\n At high altitude, several areas have already regained a true winter landscape. Ski resorts in Is\u00e8re, Savoie and Haute-Savoie<\/strong> These are among the destinations affected by the first snowfall. Depending on the altitude and exposure of the mountain ranges, the amounts can vary greatly from one area to another.<\/p>\n In some altitude sectors, the accumulations can exceed 50 cm of fresh snow<\/strong>. To offer spectacular landscapes and begin to build a first layer of vegetation before the final arrival of winter.<\/p>\n These early snowfalls remain, however, to be considered with caution. The early season snow cover can quickly change depending on the temperatures. But also on the wind, the exposure of the slopes, and the upcoming disturbances. Several consecutive episodes accompanied by sufficiently cold temperatures are generally still necessary to permanently establish the snow cover.<\/p>\n For the stations, these initial drops are nevertheless an encouraging sign. The teams can continue the work. preparation of the skiable areas<\/strong>, While future vacationers are starting to think more seriously about their next days on the slopes.<\/p>\n With just a few weeks until the opening season, activity is gradually intensifying at the resorts. Preparing the ski lifts, maintaining the slopes, installing safety equipment, and organizing the various services: many teams are working upstream to welcome the first skiers in the best possible conditions.<\/p>\nMore than 50 cm of fresh snow in some places<\/h2>\n
Ski resorts are preparing for the opening of the season<\/h2>\n