
Sölkpass - Blick nach Norden
Styria, Austria — 0.1 km

Sölkpass - Blick nach Süden
🇦🇹 Styria · Austria — Altitude 1850 m
This live camera looks south from the Sölkpass, a high mountain pass in the Styrian Alps at about 1850 metres. It is a good choice if you want to see how the high country looks right now and whether cloud or snow is sitting over the ridges. The page also shows local time and the current forecast for the pass.
The Sölkpass is a mountain road crossing in the Schladminger Tauern range, linking the Enns valley with the Murau region of Styria. Its surroundings are alpine meadows, forest and rocky summits, with few settlements along the way. The pass has long served as a route between valleys and remains a quiet, rural landscape compared with the busier resorts of Austria.
The camera is aimed south, and its title suggests a view across the mountains rather than the road itself. Conditions change quickly at this altitude, so the picture can switch from clear sky to mist within an hour. Mornings often give the sharpest visibility, while late afternoon light can bring out the shapes of the ridges. Snow cover varies strongly by season.
Summers are mild and the best period for hiking and driving the pass, while winter brings snow and the road may close at times. Spring and autumn can be changeable, so check the forecast on this page before you travel. Nearby cameras on the same pass and in the region, including the Donnersbachwald and Krakau lift views, help you compare conditions across the area.
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The current weather and a 3-day forecast for the pass are shown in the live block on this page. Because the site is at about 1850 metres, conditions can differ noticeably from the valleys below.
The local time for the camera is displayed on this page and follows Austrian time. It updates alongside the live view so you can judge the light and daylight conditions.
The camera is on the Sölkpass in the Styrian Alps of Austria, at roughly 47.27 degrees north and 14.08 degrees east. A map on the page marks its position relative to the surrounding valleys.
Clear mornings and late afternoons usually give the best visibility over the ridges. In winter the view may be dominated by snow and cloud, so check the weather block first.
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