Heiligenblut - Rossbach Mittelstation
Carinthia, Austria — 1.2 km
🇦🇹 Carinthia · Austria
This live camera looks over Heiligenblut Ort, the village at the foot of the Grossglockner in the Carinthian Alps. It suits anyone planning a mountain trip, checking snow and cloud before a hike, or simply curious what the valley looks like today.
Heiligenblut sits in the Möll valley of Carinthia, at the southern end of the Grossglockner High Alpine Road. It is best known as the gateway to Austria's highest mountain, the Grossglockner, and to glaciers, alpine meadows and the pilgrimage church of St. Vincent with its famous golden altar. The surrounding peaks shape the light and the weather throughout the day.
The view is of the village and its mountain setting, so the picture changes most with the weather: clear mornings often show the summits sharply, while afternoon clouds can build quickly over the ridges. Early morning and late afternoon bring the warmest light on the slopes. In winter, watch for fresh snow lying on the rooftops and the valley floor.
Summers are mild and good for hiking, with the high routes usually open from early summer. Winters are cold and snowy and attract skiers. Heiligenblut is reached by car or bus through the Möll valley. Nearby cameras on the Rossbach middle station, the Schareck and the Fallbichl show the slopes above the village, and Rauris Bodenhaus covers a neighbouring valley.
Source: feratel.com
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The current weather and a 3-day forecast for Heiligenblut Ort are shown in the live block on this page and update with the site data.
The local time for Heiligenblut Ort, in the Central European time zone used in Austria, is displayed on this page.
The camera overlooks Heiligenblut Ort in the Möll valley of Carinthia, Austria, at the foot of the Grossglockner. The map on this page marks its location.
Clear mornings give the sharpest view of the peaks, and late afternoon light is warm on the slopes. Check the live view before planning a trip, since mountain weather changes quickly.
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