Nayge: Snow & Ski Forecast

Know what the mountain will actually ride like. Nayge estimates snow conditions separately at the base, mid-mountain and summit, then turns all that weather data into three simple answers: Should I ride? Which mountain? What should I bring? Free. No ads. No subscription. No account. DO I RIDE TODAY? Get a verdict, not just a temperature. Nayge looks at the entire riding day and explains what will actually affect conditions. Strong winds that could impact lifts. An afternoon warm-up that turns snow to slush. An overnight refreeze that keeps the mountain firm until the sun reaches it. WHICH MOUNTAIN? Compare resorts based on how they're expected to ride. Every mountain gets a score, and the map colors each resort by that score. Save the mountains you ride and compare their conditions side by side across the next 11 days. Nayge looks beyond snowfall totals. It estimates the snow surface itself: powder, firm, corn, wet and more, while tracking melting and refreezing throughout the day. Because 20 cm that fell four days ago and baked in the sun is not the same as 20 cm that fell this morning. WHAT SHOULD I BRING? Get recommendations built around when and how you plan to ride: - Layering based on temperature, wind chill and how hard you ride - Goggle lens recommendations based on expected light - Snow line so you know where rain turns to snow - Storm timing and how much snow could fall during your riding window ALERTS Set up to two optional alerts: the night before and the morning of. Instead of telling you what already happened, Nayge tells you what the mountain is expected to look like during the day ahead. Nothing is sent unless you create an alert. LIVE CAMERAS See mountain cameras directly from the resort card. When a resort only publishes one constantly updated camera image, Nayge can preserve the previous 24 hours so you can scrub back through the morning and watch conditions change. Includes nine cameras at Mt Buller and three at Craigieburn, used with permission. RESORT REPORTS Official reports from Whakapapa, Mt Buller and Craigieburn appear under the resort's own name and in its own words. They stay separate from Nayge's estimates, so you always know what came from the mountain and what came from Nayge. If a report is empty, it means the resort didn't publish one. It does not mean the mountain is closed. 1,485 RESORTS. 12,178 SKI AREAS. Nayge has elevation data for 1,485 resorts and maps 12,178 ski areas worldwide, including Vail, Breckenridge, Park City, Jackson Hole, Big Sky, Aspen, Snowbird, Alta, Mammoth, Palisades Tahoe, Heavenly, Whistler Blackcomb, Killington, Stowe, Sun Valley, Steamboat, Deer Valley, Arapahoe Basin, Whakapapa, Mt Buller, Craigieburn and more. ACTUALLY FREE - No ads - No subscription - No paid tier - No account required - Nothing locked Saved resorts, units and alerts stay on your phone. Nayge labels estimates as estimates. When it doesn't know something, it says so. Built by a competitive park snowboarder who wanted a better answer than a weather forecast. Weather from Open-Meteo. Maps from Mapbox and OpenStreetMap. Resort data from OpenSkiMap.