Sölden - Schwarze Schneid Mittelstation
Tyrol, Austria — 2 km

🇦🇹 Tyrol · Austria — Altitude 2805 m
This live camera looks into the Tiefenbach valley above Sölden, one of the high Ötztal Alps resorts in Tyrol. It is a useful way to judge snow, cloud and visibility on the mountain before deciding whether to ride, hike or drive up. The stream is provided by its owner and embedded here with a link to the source.
Sölden sits at the head of the Ötztal, a long alpine valley in western Austria. The village is known as a major ski destination and as the starting point for high-altitude cable cars that reach glaciers and summit restaurants. The Tiefenbach glacier lies on the mountain side above the village, and the surrounding terrain is rocky, glacial and steep, with the typical sharp contrast between green valley floors and bare high peaks.
The view is aimed at a mountain valley setting at high altitude, so the picture is largely shaped by weather. On clear mornings the light is best for seeing the snow and ridge lines, while afternoons often bring cloud build-up over the peaks. Depending on the view, you may see fresh snowfall, low cloud moving through the valley or the glacier surface in strong sun. Watching during the early hours after a storm is often the most rewarding time.
Sölden at around 2,800 metres has a cold alpine climate, with snow possible in every month and summer days that can still feel cool. Winter brings the main ski season, while late spring and early autumn are quieter. Nearby cameras on the same mountain network include the Schwarze Schneid mid station, the Human Race piste and the Tiefenbachkogl view, which can help you compare conditions at different heights.
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The current conditions and the three-day forecast for Sölden are shown in the live weather block on this page. Because the resort is at high altitude, conditions can change quickly, so check before planning a trip up the mountain.
The local time for Sölden is shown in the live clock on this page, following the Austrian time zone. The time is updated automatically as you view the page.
The camera looks into the Tiefenbach valley above Sölden in the Tyrol region of Austria, at about 2,805 metres altitude. The map on this page marks its position in the Ötztal Alps.
Early morning after a clear night often gives the sharpest view of the peaks, while afternoons can bring cloud. Winter and spring are good for snow conditions, and the best moment depends on the weather that day.
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