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Sölden — Gaislachkogelbahn mid-station
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Sölden — Gaislachkogelbahn mid-station

Sölden - Gaislachkogelbahn Mittelstation

🇦🇹 Tyrol · Austria — Altitude 2170 m

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This camera sits at the mid-station of the Gaislachkogel cable car, roughly 2,170 metres above sea level above the Sölden ski area in the Ötztal Alps. It is useful for seeing how the high Tyrolean slopes look before you travel, including cloud cover and snow conditions.

The setting above Sölden

Sölden is a village in the Ötztal valley of western Tyrol, Austria, best known as a major alpine ski resort and the gateway to the glaciers of the Ötztal Alps. The Gaislachkogel is one of the peaks that the lift system climbs, giving access to wide bowls, rocky ridges and high pastures. The valley floor and the mountains around it form a dramatic contrast, with forest and meadows below and bare rock and snow above.

What the view can show

The camera is aimed at the mountain station environment, so what you see depends on the view from the cable car infrastructure. Depending on the angle, you may notice clear skies, drifting clouds or weather moving over the peaks. Mornings often bring the clearest air, while afternoons can build cloud over the summits. Winter views are typically dominated by snow, while summer shows greener slopes and hikers.

Planning a visit

Sölden has a cool alpine climate, with snow typically from late autumn into spring and warm, relatively short summers. Winter is the main season for skiing, and summer is popular for hiking and mountain walks. Nearby cameras on VizCams cover Gaislachkogl, Sölden village at 1,377 metres, Seekogl and Hochsölden, which help you compare conditions at different heights.

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About this camera

What is the weather in Sölden now?

The current weather for Sölden and the mountain area is shown in the live block on this page, along with a three-day forecast. Conditions at this altitude can differ noticeably from the valley.

What time is it in Sölden?

The local time for Sölden is displayed on this page and follows the Austrian clock, which is one hour ahead of UTC in winter and two hours ahead in summer.

Where exactly is this camera?

The camera is at the mid-station of the Gaislachkogelbahn cable car above Sölden in Tyrol, at about 2,170 metres above sea level. The map on this page shows its position.

When is the best time to watch?

Clear mornings are often the best for seeing the peaks, while winter brings snow-covered slopes and summer shows hikers and green meadows. Check the live weather block before you watch.

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