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Glocknerwinkel - Vue vers le nord sur le Großglockner
🇦🇹 Carinthia · Austria — Altitude 1920 m
This camera looks north over Glocknerwinkel in Carinthia towards the Großglockner, the highest peak in Austria. People watch it to judge how clear the mountain is, whether cloud is sitting on the summit, and how the day is shaping up in the high Alps.
Glocknerwinkel is a mountain corner of Carinthia, set at roughly 1920 metres above sea level within the Hohe Tauern range. It is best known as the gateway to the Großglockner, the country's highest mountain, and to the scenic high road that climbs through the Alpine foothills. The landscape combines wide alpine meadows, pine forest and glaciated peaks, and the air feels noticeably thinner and cooler than in the valleys below.
The title points to a northward view of the Großglockner massif, so the peak and its surrounding ridges are the main subject. Mountain views like this tend to be most readable in the early morning, when the light is clean and the summit is often free of cloud, and again in the late afternoon. Summer views can be hazy, while winter brings snow to the slopes. Weather changes quickly at altitude, so a short check of the live feed is the easiest way to see conditions.
The best time to visit the area on foot or by car is usually from late June to September, when the high road and most trails are open. Spring and autumn can be cooler and more changeable, with snow possible even in May and October. Nearby cameras include the view from Lucknerhaus, about 0 km away, as well as views from Kals and Adlersruhe a few kilometres further west, which help you compare conditions across the range.
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The current conditions and the three-day forecast for Glocknerwinkel are shown in the live weather block on this page. Mountain weather changes quickly, so check it again before you plan a trip.
The local time for Glocknerwinkel, which follows Central European Time in Austria, is shown in the time block on this page. It updates together with the live camera.
The camera is in Glocknerwinkel in the Austrian state of Carinthia, at about 1920 metres altitude. The map on this page marks its position relative to the Großglockner.
Early mornings often give the clearest view of the summit, before clouds build up in the afternoon. Summer and early autumn are the most reliable seasons for seeing the peak without much haze.
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