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Sea of fog today

On Monday 19 October 2026, the fog top is about 1,300 m and 7 summits rise above it into the sun.

Live fog maps show where the sun is right now. We show where to go today, tomorrow and the next three days, and how long the trip takes.

Fog top today about 1,300 m 7 summits above it

Go 7

  1. Go Titlis 3,020 m, near Lucerne · Best 09:00–12:0090% clear1,720 m above the fogPanorama 4/5 From CHF 121 Swiss Travel Pass -50% Tickets
  2. Go Pilatus 2,073 m, near Lucerne · Best 10:00–13:0090% clear773 m above the fogPanorama 3/5 Return CHF 84 Swiss Travel Pass -50% Tickets
  3. Go Stanserhorn 1,898 m, near Lucerne · Best 11:00–14:0090% clear598 m above the fogPanorama 3/5 Return CHF 82 Free with Swiss Travel Pass Tickets
  4. Go Rigi Kulm 1,797 m, near Lucerne · Best 13:00–16:0090% clear497 m above the fogUncertainPanorama 3/5 Return CHF 84 Free with Swiss Travel Pass Tickets
  5. Go Hoher Kasten 1,794 m, near St. Gallen · Best 10:00–13:0090% clear494 m above the fogPanorama 4/5 Swiss Travel Pass -50% Tickets
  6. Go Feldberg 1,450 m, near Freiburg im Breisgau · Best 13:00–16:0080% clear150 m above the fogPanorama 3/5 Tickets
  7. Go Belchen 1,356 m, near Freiburg im Breisgau · Best 12:00–15:0080% clear56 m above the fogPanorama 3/5 Tickets

Updated 19 Oct, 17:22. Forecast: MeteoSwiss ICON-CH models.

What is a sea of fog?

In autumn and winter, cold damp air collects over the Swiss lowlands and forms a lid of low fog. Above it, it is often sunny and mild, and from a summit the fog lies below you like a sea with only the mountains rising out of it. We flag these days when a point in the valley is grey and the summit is sunny. How we work it out

Quick answers

Where is there a sea of fog today?

On Monday 19 October 2026, the fog top is about 1,300 m and 7 summits rise above it into the sun.

Is there a sea of fog tomorrow?

On Tuesday 20 October 2026, the forecast shows no sea of fog below our summits.