
Gaberl - Westblick
Styria, Austria — 0.1 km

Gaberl - Ostblick
🇦🇹 Styria · Austria — Altitude 1540 m
This camera looks east from the Gaberl pass, a high road crossing in the Styrian Alps at about 1,540 metres. It is a practical window for anyone wanting to check the mountain sky before planning a drive or hike in the area. The live player is paired with local weather so you can see conditions at the pass itself.
Gaberl sits on the ridge between the Mur valley and the Salzkammergut side of the Styrian Alps. It is a quiet, wooded upland known more for its forests, meadows and ski slopes in winter than for any single landmark. The road over the pass is narrow in places and closes when snow is heavy, so the landscape feels remote even though larger towns lie within reach by car.
Because the camera faces east, the most useful moments are usually early in the morning, when the light comes up over the ridges and the cloud base becomes visible. Mountain weather changes quickly, so a clear view can turn into fog or drifting cloud within an hour. Winter brings snow cover that changes the scene completely, and autumn often gives the sharpest visibility after cold nights.
Summers are mild at this altitude, with afternoon storms common in July and August, while winters are cold and snowy. Late June to September suits walking and cycling, and December to March suits skiing. The pass is reached by road from Styrian towns such as Judenburg or Murau, and nearby cameras at Salzstiegl and Gröndahlhaus show other points along the same range.
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The current conditions and a three-day forecast for the Gaberl pass are shown in the weather block on this page. Values update automatically, so you can check cloud, temperature and wind before you go.
The local time for Gaberl is displayed on the page and follows Austrian time, which is one hour ahead of UK time in winter and two hours ahead in summer.
The camera is at the Gaberl pass in the Styria region of Austria, at about 1,540 metres above sea level. A map on the page marks its position and the nearby cameras on the same ridge.
Early morning often gives the clearest east-facing view, and clear winter days show snow on the ridges well. Check the live weather first, since cloud and fog can hide the scene at any time of day.
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