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Les Gets Snow Forecast

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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Public Journal weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.

Check the Les Gets snow forecast before you travel, as conditions in the French Alps can shift quickly. This page gives you the latest outlook for the Portes du Soleil resort, helping you plan ski days or decide when to set off from the UK.

What is the snow forecast for Les Gets right now?

For the coming week, the Les Gets weather forecast points to a mix of sunny spells and scattered snow showers, particularly above 1,500 metres. The les gets snow forecast 7 days suggests a dusting of 5–10 cm midweek, with temperatures hovering around -3°C at resort level and -8°C on the peaks. Lower slopes may see rain at times, so aim for higher runs for the best cover.

How reliable is the 14-day outlook?

The les gets snow forecast 14 days is useful for spotting broad trends but less reliable for day-to-day detail. Current long-range models indicate a cold spell settling in from the second week, which could bring more significant snowfall. Keep an eye on the les gets snow cam for real-time conditions before heading out.

Resort altitude1,172 m (base) – 2,002 m (summit)
Snow this week5–10 cm expected above 1,500 m
Temperature range-8°C to 2°C over 7 days
Best piste conditionUpper slopes (Chavannes, Mont Chéry)
When is the best time to visit Les Gets for snow?

January and February typically offer the most reliable snow cover. Early season (December) can be patchy, while March often brings spring conditions with softer snow in the afternoons.

Does Les Gets have artificial snow?

Yes, the resort operates snow cannons on key runs, particularly the lower blue and green pistes. This helps maintain cover when natural snowfall is light, especially in early and late season.

Can I check live snow conditions before travelling?

Use the les gets snow cam for a real-time view of the slopes. Combined with the les gets weather forecast, this gives you the best picture of current cover and visibility.

For more UK-focused conditions, visit our UK weather hub or check the 10 day weather forecast UK before you travel.