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Saint-Sorlin d'Arves (Les Sybelles) at 1500 m Höhenlage
Herausgegeben on Snow-Forecast.com um: 1 am (lokale Zeit) / 30 May 2026
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Next 3 days weather summary:Mäßiger Regen (gesamt 14.0mm), stärkstens am Samstag Nachm.. Warm (maximal 20°C am Sonntag Nachm., min 10°C in der Nacht zu Sonntag). Wind schwächt ab. | Days 4-6 weather summary:starker Regen (gesamt 41.0mm), stärkstens In der Nacht zu Freitag. Sehr mild (maximal 18°C am Donnerstag Nachm., min 4°C in der Nacht zu Mittwoch). Wind schwächt ab. | |||||||||||||||||
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max °C | 18 | 19 | 16 | 18 | 20 | 14 | 12 | 16 | 14 | 17 | 17 | 8 | 8 | 12 | 10 | 13 | 18 | 15 |
min °C | 15 | 18 | 11 | 14 | 17 | 10 | 10 | 16 | 10 | 14 | 14 | 6 | 6 | 10 | 4 | 8 | 17 | 10 |
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Letzte Schneeberichte in der Nähe von Saint-Sorlin d'Arves (Les Sybelles):
Schneeverhältnisse in Saint-Sorlin d'Arves (Les Sybelles)
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| Neuschneetiefe Berg | — |
| Wann hat es das letzte Mal geschneit? | 18 May 2026 |
Andere Skigebiete in France berichten: Pulverschnee (0) / Gute Pistenbedingungen (0)
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Schneerückschau
Woche 4 von May hat im Durchschnitt:
0.0 | Bluebird Powder Tage Frischer Schnee, meist sonnig, leichter Wind. |
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0.1 | Pulverschneetage Neuschnee, bewölkt, Wind |
0.1 | Bluebird Tage Schnee, meist sonnig, leichter Wind. |
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Fotos von Saint-Sorlin d'Arves (Les Sybelles)
restaurant l'Alpe by xav
Saint-Sorlin d'Arves (Les Sybelles)
Saint-Sorlin d'Arves (Les Sybelles) by oly barnsley
Neues Foto Hochladen Andere Skigebiete in France berichten: Pulverschnee (0) / Gute Pistenbedingungen (0)
Die Tabelle oben zeigt die Wettervorhersage für Saint-Sorlin d'Arves (Les Sybelles) auf der angegebenen Höhe von 1500 m. Unsere ausgeklügelten Wettermodelle ermöglichen uns die Schneevorhersage für die Gipfel-, Mittel- und Talstationen für Saint-Sorlin d'Arves (Les Sybelles). Das Fenster über der Tabelle ermöglicht das Abrufen der Wettervorhersage für andere Höhen. Für einen umfassenderen Blick auf das Wetter, siehe die Wetterkarte" von France.Saint-Sorlin d'Arves (Les Sybelles)
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Besucher-Beurteilung fuer Saint-Sorlin d'Arves (Les Sybelles)
Allgemein 3.9 Basiert auf 11 Abstimmungen und 7 Beurteilungen
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- Simon Greenwood aus United Kingdom schreibt:
St Sorlin within the larger Les Sybelles linked area is an absolute hidden gem. I almost hate to say it because I'd rather it didn't get popular, but it really is. The wider area, Les Sybelles, covers about 310km of pisted runs, but what makes Les Sybelles special is the wide array of accessible off piste opportunities. I've been snowboarding six weeks in total now, and this was the first time I really spent a lot of time playing about in off piste areas; it was amazing! It's all really accessible so you don't have to do much (or any) hiking to access the off piste, it's often just there begging to be ridden as you get off a chair lift. Fortunately what makes Les Sybelles even more special currently is the lack of crowds. Lift queues are non-existent in out-of-season times (we went end of Jan 2012) and the slopes don't get crowded, particularly the higher slopes where there aren't groups of beginners. The area of St Sorlin links to the other two main areas, La Toussuire and Le Corbier, pretty easily via a fast six man chairlift and then a couple of easy drag lifts (yes, unfortunately to get across to the other areas you have to go on at least one drag lift). Although as a snowboarder using drags is a bit of a pain, fortunately you were allowed two feet in which makes things tons easier. One thing this area used to get heavily criticised because of was the lack of chairs and the over-abundance of drags. In a whole week's snowboarder (and we basically covered the whole region), we only went on about five drag lifts. There are so many chairlifts, if you're concerned about other (older) reviews saying there are too many drags, don't be worried because you'll be fine. All the long ascents are now catered for with chair lifts rather than drags (in the past), so this is a huge improvement for the region. Overall, Les Sybelles is a brilliant resort. It probably won't challenge skiers are boarders who enjoy difficult red and black pistes but if you're into off piste, I definitely recommend coming here. The pistes are generally all good (only one was a bit of a mogul/ice field - the red Rocher at St Sorlin), and great for fast cruising, and there's enough slopes to enjoy spending a week here, but the greatness of the region simply comes from its off piste, and if you're into this, it shouldn't be missed.
Besucher-Beurteilung fuer Saint-Sorlin d'Arves (Les Sybelles)
Simon Greenwood aus United Kingdom schreibt:
St Sorlin within the larger Les Sybelles linked area is an absolute hidden gem. I almost hate to say it because I'd rather it didn't get popular, but it really is. The wider area, Les Sybelles, covers about 310km of pisted runs, but what makes Les Sybelles special is the wide array of accessible off piste opportunities. I've been snowboarding six weeks in total now, and this was the first time I really spent a lot of time playing about in off piste areas; it was amazing! It's all really accessible so you don't have to do much (or any) hiking to access the off piste, it's often just there begging to be ridden as you get off a chair lift. Fortunately what makes Les Sybelles even more special currently is the lack of crowds. Lift queues are non-existent in out-of-season times (we went end of Jan 2012) and the slopes don't get crowded, particularly the higher slopes where there aren't groups of beginners. The area of St Sorlin links to the other two main areas, La Toussuire and Le Corbier, pretty easily via a fast six man chairlift and then a couple of easy drag lifts (yes, unfortunately to get across to the other areas you have to go on at least one drag lift). Although as a snowboarder using drags is a bit of a pain, fortunately you were allowed two feet in which makes things tons easier. One thing this area used to get heavily criticised because of was the lack of chairs and the over-abundance of drags. In a whole week's snowboarder (and we basically covered the whole region), we only went on about five drag lifts. There are so many chairlifts, if you're concerned about other (older) reviews saying there are too many drags, don't be worried because you'll be fine. All the long ascents are now catered for with chair lifts rather than drags (in the past), so this is a huge improvement for the region.
Overall, Les Sybelles is a brilliant resort. It probably won't challenge skiers are boarders who enjoy difficult red and black pistes but if you're into off piste, I definitely recommend coming here. The pistes are generally all good (only one was a bit of a mogul/ice field - the red Rocher at St Sorlin), and great for fast cruising, and there's enough slopes to enjoy spending a week here, but the greatness of the region simply comes from its off piste, and if you're into this, it shouldn't be missed.
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