Avalanche Information for the Scottish Mountains
Limited early season snow cover
Due to limited early season snow cover, you will see some areas have "No Report Issued" against them. These are shaded white on the map below. This means that our forecasters have been on the hill, and due to very limited snow cover, they have assessed that there is insufficient snow to constitute an avalanche hazard. You can still view the text of the reports to see what is happening on the ground. Due to the current period of rapidly fluctuating freezing levels, there may be brief periods of thin fresh snow cover, but this is unlikely to last very long
Area Hazard Summaries View Map
Creag Meagaidh
No report issued
Please check mountain info blogs for latest conditions
Glencoe
No report issued
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Lochaber
Low - Human triggered avalanches are generally only possible from high additional loads (e.g. multiple people) in isolated areas of very steep, extreme terrain. Only small and medium size natural avalanches possible. Generally safer travel conditions.
View detailed report
Published: 11/12/2025
Northern Cairngorms
Low - Human triggered avalanches are generally only possible from high additional loads (e.g. multiple people) in isolated areas of very steep, extreme terrain. Only small and medium size natural avalanches possible. Generally safer travel conditions.
View detailed report
Published: 11/12/2025
Southern Cairngorms
Low - Human triggered avalanches are generally only possible from high additional loads (e.g. multiple people) in isolated areas of very steep, extreme terrain. Only small and medium size natural avalanches possible. Generally safer travel conditions.
View detailed report
Published: 11/12/2025
Torridon
No report issued
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SAIS Blogs - Latest Updates
- Last 48hrs: 0 avalanches
- Last month: 2 avalanches
- Last season: 42 avalanches
- This season: 2 avalanches
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