The best weather links I’ve found for the peaks comes from Mountain-Forecast.com. It should be noted that weather conditions and trail conditions are two entirely different things. The best info on trail conditions comes from “boots on the ground;” people who have hiked the trail in recent days. Just because it hasn’t rained or snowed recently, doesn’t mean the trails are safe, as this year’s rescue count attests!
Still, it’s useful to know what the weather is going to be like, so consider this one part of your planning equation. Click the link to view the forecast at the summit for each of the peaks.
Happy Trails!
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