
Großglockner - Fuschertörl
Salzburg, Austria — 0.9 km

Großglockner - Edelweißspitze
🇦🇹 Salzburg · Austria — Altitude 2540 m
This camera looks toward the Großglockner, the highest peak in Austria, from the Edelweißspitze viewpoint in the Hohe Tauern range. It is useful if you want to see how the summit and surrounding glaciers look before planning a trip or simply to watch high-alpine conditions change through the day.
The Großglockner rises to about 3,798 metres in the Hohe Tauern National Park, straddling the borders of Salzburg, Carinthia and Tyrol. The surrounding region is known for its glaciers, steep rock faces and the Grossglockner High Alpine Road, which climbs through dramatic switchbacks and alpine meadows. The air is thin and the scale of the terrain is immediately noticeable even on a screen.
The camera is mounted at about 2,540 metres, so the view depends heavily on cloud cover, which can build up quickly over the peaks in the afternoon. Early morning often offers the clearest sight lines, while sunlight on the upper slopes is most striking in the hours after sunrise and before sunset. Snow and cloud can hide the summit for long stretches, so it is worth checking back at different times of day.
The mountain is best visited from late June to September when the high alpine road is typically open, though conditions near the summit remain harsh at any time of year. Warm layers and sturdy footwear are essential for any walk above the treeline. Nearby on VizCams you can compare the view from Großglockner Fuschertörl, the Heiligenblut Fallbichl camera, and two Wallackhaus views looking south and north toward the Hochtor.
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The current conditions and a 3-day forecast for the Großglockner area are shown in the live weather block on this page. Mountain weather can change within hours, so the forecast is worth checking before any trip.
The local time for the Großglockner area, which follows Austrian time, is displayed in the live clock on this page. Austria uses Central European Time with daylight saving in summer.
The camera is at the Edelweißspitze viewpoint at about 2,540 metres above sea level, in the Hohe Tauern range near the Salzburg and Carinthia border. The map on this page shows its exact position.
Early mornings tend to give the clearest views of the summit before clouds build up. Late summer and early autumn often bring stable, settled weather, though clear skies are never guaranteed at this altitude.
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