Parc du Hula
Northern District, Israel — 31 km
Mont Hermon - Site de ski, station supérieure des télésièges
🇮🇱 Golan · Israel — Altitude 2040 m
This live camera looks out from the upper chairlift station on Mount Hermon, the highest peak in the Golan Heights region at about 2,040 metres. It is the place to check whether the slopes are open and how conditions look at the top. The page also gives you the local time and a three-day forecast for the mountain.
Mount Hermon rises at the northern edge of the Golan Heights, close to the border area where Israel, Syria and Lebanon meet. It is the highest point in the region and the country's main winter sports area. The landscape is rugged and open, with rock, scrub and wide views over the surrounding plateau and valleys on clear days.
The image comes from the top of the chairlift system, so it is most useful for judging the mountain's upper conditions. Snow cover, cloud and visibility change quickly at this altitude. Early mornings after fresh snowfall and clear winter days are usually the most interesting moments to watch, though the exact view depends on the weather.
The ski season usually runs in the winter months, when snow is most reliable at this height. Summers are cooler than the lowlands and can be pleasant for walking. Winter weather can turn quickly, with wind, fog and snow closing lifts, so check the live view and forecast on this page before setting out. The Hula Nature Reserve and Tiberias are the nearest other cameras in the area.
Source: vision-environnement.com
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The current conditions and a three-day forecast for Mount Hermon are shown in the live weather block on this page. Conditions at this altitude can differ a lot from the lowlands below.
The local time for the camera location is shown on this page and updates automatically. It follows Israel's local time.
The camera is at the upper station of the chairlift on Mount Hermon, in the Golan Heights near the northern border area, at roughly 2,040 metres above sea level. The map on the page shows its position.
Winter mornings after snowfall are often the most interesting, when the slopes are fresh and visibility is good. Check the live view during the day to see how conditions change.
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