Showing conditions from February 24, 2026
The whole avalanche picture, on one map.
Avalog gathers official avalanche forecasts, field observations, mountain weather and webcams from across North America, Europe and New Zealand — and lays them over one map.
Free to use. No account needed.
Forecasts
Today’s danger rating, everywhere at once.
Every public bulletin — from Avalanche Canada, the American centers, Europe’s warning services and New Zealand — drawn as one continuous danger map. Open an area for its ratings by elevation, avalanche problems and travel advice.
Observations
See what the field is seeing.
Avalanches, snowpack tests and trip reports from riders and professionals, pinned where they happened — thousands each season, from a dozen reporting networks. Add your own straight from the map.
Weather
The stations behind the bulletins.
High-elevation weather stations report snowfall, wind and temperature around the clock. Check the overnight accumulation at the pass before the bulletin is even out.
Webcams
Look before you go.
Mountain webcams sit on the same map as everything else, so the cloud deck, the fresh snow and the parking lot are one glance away.
Radar alerts
Draw a circle. We’ll keep watch.
Drop a radar on your zone and Avalog alerts you when the danger rating rises or a station inside it reports heavy snowfall or wind — the moment it happens, or as a weekly digest.
Included with Mountain Club Plus.
The archive
From the Alps to Alaska, back to 1999.
Everything Avalog imports is kept. Scroll a season of bulletins for your region, or compare this winter’s danger with any winter since 1999.
- Avalanche bulletins
- 351,000+
- Field observations
- 133,000+
- Weather stations
- 670
- Forecast regions
- 888