Mountain Weather Forecasts for Mountains around the World

Dedicated mountain weather forecasts for more than 11300 (and growing) major summits for climbers and mountaineers, provided for up to 8 different elevations.

While this information may be indispensable in planning your ascent, please treat it critically and verify against other sources. Our weather algorithms are thoroughly tested and proven to work well for thousands of mountain ski resorts and surf breaks; however, the database of mountain locations may contain errors at this early stage. Please send your feedback – it will be crucial for ironing out bugs and expanding the forecast coverage.

Mountain peaks closest to you

We have determined your approximate geographical location by the IP address, which suggests these 10 closest mountain peaks. Click to see more info and weather forecasts.

1. Hogback Mountain (Loudoun County, Virginia) 204 m
2. Furnace Mountain (Virginia) 891 m
3. Sugarloaf Mountain (Maryland) 391 m
4. Short Hill Mountain 440 m
5. Raven Rocks 443 m
6. Purcell Knob 1200 m
7. Loudoun Heights (Mountain) 1180 m
8. Lambs Knoll 536 m
9. High Knob (Blue Ridge, Virginia) 728 m
10. North Mountain (Virginia-West Virginia) 510 m
11. Catoctin Mountain 579 m
12. Quirauk Mountain 654 m
13. Signal Knob (Virginia) 642 m
14. Third Hill Mountain 662 m
15. Sleepy Creek Mountain 580 m
16. Pignut Mountain 773 m
17. Timber Ridge 413 m
18. Knob Mountain (Page County, Virginia) 872 m
19. Bear Garden Mountain 1566 m
20. Mary's Rock 1071 m

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Mountain Weather forecast maps

Our servers produce detailed animated and static weather maps for more than 1230 regions of the world. See the example below or click the links above to open full lists. You can also open a weather map from any mountain peak page – it will show you that particular summit position and other major mountains in the area.

Latest submitted climbing notes

Junipero Serra Peak

A 12 mile, out-and-back wilderness trail. The first few miles start from the Santa Lucia Memorial Campground, and feature meadows to lowland oak forest. There is a mile or two of switchbacks, followed by a crest/summit with large pines that ends at a decommissioned fire watch tower.

The trail is covered in chaparral and snagging shrubs. The peak regularly sees snow during winter months. There's not anything technical about the trail, but with over a mile of elevation change, it usually take between 5-7 hours to complete a hike, and leaves my party sore every time. Cell service is limited, so going with a partner is recommended for safety.

Why to go: It's the tallest peak in Monterey County, and the summit is an almost alpine oasis, and the view of Cone Peak, both sides of the range, and glimpses of Nacimiento Lake are a lookout's dream. It's a challenge to be sure, but well worth it.

Access may be limited during winter, as there are two river crossings that become flooded.

Have fun, take lots of water and a lunch, and enjoy! Bryan S. from UNITED STATES - 04 Dec 2022

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Telegraph Peak (California)

Hiked 11/22/22 solo. Started early at Icehouse Canyon and went up Timber, Telegraph, Thunder and North Thunder in absolutely awesome weather with no wind. Some ice but mainly snow to Timber so no micro spikes, just careful poled steps where necessary. Put on micro spikes on the way to Telegraph with very little post holing but then had to break out the ice axe because of semi-frozen snow sluffs taking out the trail up/down Telegraph. There just wasn’t a trail on the steeper slope traverses. Didn’t need to break out the crampons but if you don’t use an axe, you’re going to need them with poles.

Once off Telegraph, bare hiking boots/shoes are good enough. Completed the loop by walking down the Baldy Ski access road and then Mount Baldy Road back to Icehouse Canyon. Very adventurous and fun hike! Temecula_Dan from UNITED STATES - 23 Nov 2022

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Mount Charleston

When it snows it creates a majestic alpine climbing season in Mt. Charleston.

The issue is access. Why is the parking lot at the south loop closed? Where can we park and leave our cars overnight if we want to do a two day trip to Charleston Peak in the winter when it’s covered in snow? Christopher Brehaut from UNITED STATES - 23 Nov 2022

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Live weather observations from meteo stations

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