Avalanche reports
All 6 reports published in this guide, newest event first. Explore the photographs and accounts, with links to the original data-avalanche records.
These are historical observations. Reporting is incomplete; for today’s assessment, use the Météo-France avalanche bulletin and local advice.
Dôme de la Sache
A skier from one of the groups ahead on the ascent triggered a small slab just below the ridge at around 3,350 metres, above the bergschrund. The observer questioned whether it was a wind slab; that explanation was not confirmed.
Read the full account →Rochers rouges, Col de la Sachette
Photo: thiag · data-avalanche A size-1 melt avalanche was reported after an overcast night with little refreezing. The snowpack was very wet on all aspects, and several similar releases occurred before and afterward.
Read the full account →Val d’Isère, Tuf de Tovière
Photo: data-avalanche The observer passed through shortly after the avalanche. Two people without equipment were reported to have triggered it; neither was buried. They said nobody had been below them.
Read the full account →Val d’Isère, Combe du Laisinant
Photo: C Bonnevie · data-avalanche A slab released as a skier passed.
Read the full account →Tignes, Tovière face ESE
Photo: M.S · data-avalanche A skier-triggered avalanche was reported in the Tovière sector at approximately 2,500 metres on an east/southeast aspect, with a crown fracture 20–40 centimetres deep.
Read the full account →Tignes, Col de la Tourne
Photo: data-avalanche An off-piste skier triggered an avalanche near Nid d’Aigle in Tignes at around 13:00 on 27 March 2026.
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