
Sonnblick - Observatoire - vue vers le sud-ouest et les Dolomites de Lienz
Carinthia, Austria — 1.4 km

Kleinfleißkees - Vue vers le nord-est sur le Hoher Sonnblick
🇦🇹 Carinthia · Austria — Altitude 2970 m
This camera looks across the Kleinfleißkees glacier toward the Hoher Sonnblick, one of the best-known peaks of the Hohe Tauern in Austria. It suits anyone planning a high-mountain trip, following snow and cloud conditions, or simply curious about glacier scenery at nearly 3,000 metres.
Kleinfleißkees lies in the Carinthian part of the Hohe Tauern range, at an altitude of roughly 2,970 metres. The Hoher Sonnblick, at over 3,000 metres, is one of the region's most recognisable summits and is home to a long-running mountain weather observatory. The landscape is shaped by ice, bare rock and high alpine meadows, and the air is thin and clear, which gives the scenery a sharp, open character.
Depending on the view, the camera may show snowfields, rock faces, drifting cloud and changing light across the peaks. Mornings often bring the clearest air, while afternoons can build cloud over the ridges. Watch the stream in different seasons to compare how much snow remains on the glacier, which changes noticeably from spring to late summer.
High-altitude conditions can change quickly, and temperatures at this height stay low even in summer. The best window for walking in the area is usually from midsummer to early autumn, when access routes are most open. Nearby cameras on the same mountains, including the Sonnblick observatory view and the Goldbergkees views, can help you compare conditions from different angles before you set out.
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The current conditions and the three-day forecast for this high-altitude location are shown in the live weather block on this page. Mountain weather can change within hours, so check it before heading out.
The local time for this camera is displayed on the page and updates automatically. It follows the Central European time used across Austria.
The camera sits in the Carinthian part of the Hohe Tauern range in Austria, at about 2,970 metres above sea level. The map on this page shows its precise position.
Clear mornings and the summer months tend to offer the most visible detail on the glacier and peaks. Watching in different seasons shows how the snow cover changes over the year.
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