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Tyrol, Austria — 1.7 km

Rußkopf - Vue vers le sud-ouest sur le Jamtalferner
🇦🇹 Tyrol · Austria — Altitude 2680 m
This camera looks southwest from the Rußkopf area of the Silvretta Alps in Tyrol, toward the Jamtalferner glacier. It suits anyone curious about high-alpine ice, changing snow cover, or the mood of the mountains on a given day. The live player shows current conditions, with local weather and time shown below.
Rußkopf sits at about 2,680 metres in the Silvretta range, on the Austrian side of the border with Switzerland. The Jamtalferner is one of the glaciers of this high region, a place where rock, ice and meltwater shape the scenery. The valleys below are known for hiking, alpine huts and quiet mountain villages, and the area draws visitors who come for the open high-country feel rather than for towns or nightlife.
Because the camera is mountain-focused, the view is mostly about light, cloud and weather moving across the peaks. Morning often brings clear air and sharp contrast on the snow, while afternoon clouds can build quickly and change the scene within minutes. Seasonal shifts are the main thing to follow: late spring shows the most snow, while late summer reveals more bare rock and meltwater. Conditions depend on the weather at the time.
Summers are usually mild during the day with cool nights, while winters are cold and snowy at this altitude. Plan a visit around the local hiking season and check conditions before heading out. Other cameras in the region include the Jamtalferner view to the northwest, the Silvretta Bielerhöhe camera, the Scuol-Schlivera view and the Ftan village camera, which together give a wider picture of the area.
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The current weather for the Rußkopf area is shown in the live block on this page, with a three-day forecast below it. Conditions at this altitude can change quickly, so check before you plan a walk.
The local time for the camera is displayed on this page and follows the time zone of the area. It is the same as the local time in neighbouring parts of Tyrol and eastern Switzerland.
The camera is in the Silvretta Alps in Tyrol, Austria, at roughly 2,680 metres altitude. The map on this page shows its position and the nearby cameras in the region.
Clear mornings often give the sharpest view of the snow and glacier, while late spring shows the most snow cover. Watch during daylight hours, as the view depends on weather and light.
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