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Victoria, Australia — 400 km

🇦🇺 Tasmania · Australia — Altitude 1467 m
This live camera looks out from the Ben Lomond area of northern Tasmania, a high alpine plateau at about 1,467 metres. It suits anyone curious about mountain weather, snow conditions or the sweep of the valley below before planning a trip.
Ben Lomond is a broad, flat-topped range in the north-east of Tasmania, Australia. It rises well above the surrounding farmland and is known as one of the island's main winter snow areas, with an alpine landscape of open plateau, tussock grass and gum woodland at lower elevations. The mountain is part of the state's high country, where weather can change quickly throughout the day.
The camera is set on the summit and front valley, so the view depends heavily on cloud, mist and light. Clear mornings often give the best visibility over the valley, while afternoon cloud can build quickly over the plateau. In winter, watch for snow cover on the slopes, which is the main reason many people check the feed.
Conditions on Ben Lomond are cold for much of the year, with snow possible in the colder months and strong winds at exposed points. Summer and early autumn are generally milder and more suitable for walking. Check the current weather block on this page before heading up, and allow for rapidly changing conditions and limited services in the area.
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The current conditions and three-day forecast for the Ben Lomond area are shown in the weather block on this page. Because the summit is high and exposed, temperatures and wind can differ noticeably from the valley.
The local time for the camera is displayed on this page and updates automatically. Tasmania keeps its own local clock, so check it if you are arranging a call or a visit from elsewhere.
The camera is located at the summit and front valley of Ben Lomond in north-east Tasmania, at roughly 1,467 metres above sea level. The map on this page shows its position in relation to the surrounding region.
Clear morning hours tend to offer the most visibility across the valley. In winter, the feed is especially useful for checking snow cover, though cloud and mist can hide the view for long periods.
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