Downhill · Classic · Skate · Snowshoe
Is it worth going out today?
Have you ever spent the morning checking recent precipitation and what happened weather-wise in the past week, checking current and forecast temperature, wind and snow conditions? Surfing webcams to get a better idea of what is happening at the hills? Snowpace instantly does all of that and more for all of the places you may visit, wrapping it up into a simple to understand verdict, backed by data.
Try a sample day
Today, hour by hour
Made-up weather, scored by the app's own engine with its starting settings. You can change them in the app.
Same weather, different day
A fantastic powder day for one sport is a tough slog for another!
Fresh snow that makes a downhill day great bogs down a skate ski. Every place gets its own score for each activity, measured against your preferences for temperature, wind and new snow.
Pick another sample day above to compare.
How it decides
Eight things go into every score
Each activity weighs these factors in its own way, based on the characteristics of the sport and your stated preferences.
Around the answer
What else you'll find
The best hours
Today, hour by hour, with the best three hours in a row marked.
Five days ahead
The forecast lays out what to expect at your selected places for the next five days.
Better nearby
On a poor day at your selected home hill, places nearby that score better are listed.
See it for yourself
Where a place has webcams, a recent daylight picture from windy.com is shown.
Private by design
Your information never leaves your phone
The app uses trusted public services and limits its interactions to ski areas only.
- No accountNothing to sign up for, nothing to sign in to.
- No trackingNo ads, analytics or data collection.
- Providing your location is optionalIt is only used to show how far away each place is and the app works without it.
- Public data onlyForecasts from Open-Meteo, ski areas from OpenSkiData, webcam pictures from windy.com.
Snowpace only scores the weather
It doesn't know whether lifts are running or trails are groomed, so every place links to its operator's web site. Check it, and the avalanche forecast for the area, before you go.