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Ischgl
🇦🇹 Tyrol · Austria — Altitude 2464 m
This live stream looks out from the Ischgl area in the Paznaun Valley of Tyrol, at an altitude of 2,464 metres. It is useful for anyone wanting to see how the mountains look right now before planning a trip or checking whether snow and cloud are moving in.
Ischgl is a village in the Paznaun Valley, close to the border with Switzerland and the Swiss town of Samnaun. It sits at the foot of high alpine peaks and is known as a major winter sports resort with a large connected ski area. In summer the surrounding meadows and hiking trails are the main draw, and the valley's traditional architecture gives the village a distinctly Alpine character.
The camera is set high in the mountains, so the view is most informative in clear daylight, when ridges, snow cover and cloud build-up are easiest to judge. Morning often brings the cleanest air, while late afternoon can show clouds forming over the peaks. Depending on the view and the season, you may see snow on the slopes in winter or green pastures and rock faces in summer.
Ischgl has a true alpine climate with cold winters and mild, bright summers. Snow usually lies from around December to April, and the summer hiking season runs roughly from June to September. Nearby cameras include Greitspitze, Idalp and Alp Trida in Samnaun, which can help you compare conditions at different heights across the area.
Source: Station d'Ischgl

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The current conditions and the three-day forecast are shown in the weather block on this page. Because the village is high in the Alps, temperatures and cloud can differ noticeably from the valley below.
The local time shown on this page follows the Austrian clock, which is the same as Central European Time with summer time in effect from spring to autumn.
The camera is in the Ischgl area of the Paznaun Valley in Tyrol, Austria, at about 2,464 metres above sea level. The map on this page shows its exact position.
Clear mornings and late afternoons are usually the most rewarding, since the light is good and you can see the peaks clearly. In winter, fresh snowfall often makes the slopes the most interesting to observe.
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