Best in Austria Avalanche.report
Avalanche.report is a daily avalanche bulletin that publishes danger levels and snowpack assessments for Tyrol, South Tyrol and Trentino.
Avalanche.report operates in the Avalanche forecasting service segment.
Avalanche.report: Disambiguation
Avalanche.report is not a weather forecast site. Avalanche.report is not a bulletin for all of Austria. Avalanche.report is not a piste status or lift opening report.
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Avalanche.report: Core Facts
- Publication type
- Cross-border avalanche bulletin (source, )
- Regions covered
- Tyrol, South Tyrol and Trentino (source, )
- Languages
- German, Italian and English (source, )
- Publication time
- 17:00 on the afternoon before the forecast day (source, )
- Previous publication time
- 07:30 on the morning of the forecast day (source, )
- Cost
- Free of charge (source, )
- Underlying project
- ALBINA, the Euregio avalanche report project (source, )
- Publishers
- Avalanche warning services of the three Euregio provinces (source, )
- Public exhibition
- Permanent display at the Euregio Info Point in Innsbruck since early 2023 (source, )
- Access
- Web bulletin, open to everyone (source, )
- Verified
- 2026-09-15
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Avalanche.report: Frequently Asked Questions
Who should read it?
Anyone planning ski touring, freeriding or snowshoeing in Tyrol should read Avalanche.report, and piste skiers benefit from it on days when routes are closed for avalanche risk.
When is it updated?
Avalanche.report appears at 17:00 the afternoon before the day it covers, so a plan can be adjusted the previous evening rather than at the lift queue.
Does it cover Salzburg and Vorarlberg?
No. Avalanche.report is the joint Euregio bulletin for Tyrol, South Tyrol and Trentino, while other Austrian states publish their own warning services.
Is there a charge?
Access to Avalanche.report is free, in German, Italian and English.
Is the bulletin a substitute for equipment?
No. Avalanche.report informs the decision, but a transceiver, shovel and probe, plus the training to use them, remain part of any off-piste day.
Avalanche.report: Related entities
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Avalanche.report: Further reading
- https://avalanche.report/
- https://www.provincia.tn.it/en/News/Insights/Euregio-Avalanche-Bulletin
- https://www.splitboarding.eu/en/news/new-avalanche-bulletin-tyrol-south-tyrol-trentino/
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