
Oberstdorf - Ochsenhöfle Berg
Bavaria, Germany — 0.3 km

Oberstdorf - Söllereck Berg
🇩🇪 Bavaria · Germany — Altitude 1350 m
This live camera looks out from the Söllereck mountain above Oberstdorf, a resort town in the Allgäu Alps of southern Bavaria. It is useful for seeing mountain conditions before you travel or deciding whether a day on the slopes or a walk is worth it.
Oberstdorf sits at the southern end of the Breitach valley, close to the Austrian border, and is the largest town in the Allgäu Alps. The Söllereck rises above it at about 1,350 metres, a common viewpoint for the surrounding peaks and the wide valley below. The area is known for alpine hiking, cable cars and its long tradition as a winter sports base, along with the nearby ski jumping hill where Nordic competitions are held.
The title names a mountain summit, so the view is best described as an alpine panorama rather than a specific landmark. Depending on the view, you may see snow cover on the slopes in winter, green meadows and passing clouds in summer, and the shape of nearby ridges as weather moves through. Mornings often offer the clearest sky, while afternoon cloud can build quickly over the peaks in warmer months.
The Allgäu Alps have a cool, wet climate, with snow usually lying from December to March at this height and summers that are mild but changeable. Visibility depends heavily on fronts from the north and west. Other cameras nearby include the Ochsenhöfle Berg view, a second Söllereck view, the Heini-Klopfer ski jump looking north-east and the Scheibenhaus view facing south, which together give a fuller picture of conditions across the town.
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The current weather and a three-day forecast for the Söllereck area are shown in the live block on this page and update with the page.
The local time for Oberstdorf is displayed on this page. Germany follows Central European Time, with summer time in spring and autumn.
The camera is on the Söllereck mountain above Oberstdorf in Bavaria, at roughly 1,350 metres, and a map on the page shows its position.
Clear mornings are often the most rewarding for seeing the peaks, while winter brings snow cover and summer shows the green slopes. The view depends on the weather at any given moment.
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