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.

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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

Mount Marcy

We hiked Mt. Marcy on Oct. 11-12, 2021. The weather was low 40's at night and 60's by the afternoon. The wind was manageable. We had no rain so the conditions were perfect. The sky was clear. The trail was still muddy but never impassable. In fact, my shoes barely got wet from the planks and rock hopping We were able to claim the last available legal camping site about 1 mile past the lean-tos at Mt. Marcy dam. This gave us about a 8 mile round trip hike on Tuesday, Oct. 12th. As I look at the mountain weather forecast this week, I see that we probably caught the last good week of the season. The weather on Monday, Oct. 18th is 23-25 degrees F. all day with a chill factor of 7 F. at night.

The hike is worth it in these great conditions. I would not have enjoyed any rain or low wind chill.

My hiking buddy is 67 and I am 69. We are active and in pretty good shape.

Enjoy your climbing. Paul Thornton from UNITED STATES - 18 Oct 2021

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Mount Giluwe

Hi.

I lived in Mendi for three years as a child in the nineties. My parents worked for the church.
I climbed that when I was ten with my Dad John Mclardy and Ken Paterson.
We camped on the ridge below the peak climb for night, froze the night through.
There are two peaks, the next day I was knackered when we got to the top of the lower peak so dad and I started back while Ken and the local guides completed the second peak.
We got lost In the bush in the dark on the way back and happened to make camp on the track which were must have been crisscrossing over.
Got home and realised dad had not put the film in the camera properly and it wasn’t winding on.

Best memory of PNG. Dave Mclardy from NEW ZEALAND - 11 Oct 2021

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Cavehill

Cavehill is an easy hike, conveniently located on the outskirts of Belfast. Cavehill country park has various entrances:

1. Belfast Castle: This is the most commonly used entrance, as it has 3 car parks, public toilets and a coffee shop, and a bus stop 1 km away.
2. Upper Cavehill road: There are two entrances to Cavehill from the end of this road, with a short length of on-street parking nearby, and a bus stop and convenience store very nearby.
3. Belfast zoo: There is a large public car park here, but this route is not commonly used and might be overgrown at times. Bus stop is about 600m away.
4. Upper Hightown road: There is a small area to park near the entrance. No facilities or bus routes nearby. This is the shortest and easiest route up.

Within the country park, there are multiple routes of varying lengths and difficulty levels to the top, which is called McArt's fort. One of the routes takes you past the cave that cavehill owes its name to, but the cave itself is not safe to climb into, and the route is quite steep, albeit safe for an experienced mountain hiker. Most routes would take up to an hour to hike each way - some are noticeably shorter. Not all trails are well marked, although it's quite hard to get lost in good light, as all paths converge when headed up. krist0ph3r from UNITED KINGDOM - 05 Oct 2021

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