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Cervinia — Torgnon Chantorne ski area
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Cervinia — Torgnon Chantorne ski area

Cervinia - Torgnon Chantorne Skiarena

🇮🇹 Aosta Valley · Italy — Altitude 1885 m

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This live view looks over the Chantorne ski area above Cervinia, in the Italian Alps of the Aosta Valley at about 1,885 metres. It is useful for seeing whether the slopes are open to the sky or clouded in, and how much snow has fallen on the terrain.

About Cervinia and Torgnon

Cervinia sits at the foot of the Matterhorn, on the Italian side of the border with Switzerland. Torgnon is a neighbouring village known for its sunny plateau and traditional stone and larch-wood hamlets. The area combines high alpine pastures with a well-connected lift network that links Italian and Swiss ski grounds. Its character is mountainous and open, with broad views toward the peaks of the Monte Rosa massif on clear days.

What to watch on the camera

The feed is most useful when you want to judge visibility and snow cover before travelling. Mornings often bring the clearest air, while afternoon cloud can build quickly over the ridges. In winter the slopes are the main focus, and in other seasons the view may show green pastures and bare rock depending on conditions. Watch for fresh snow, wind-blown ridgelines and changes in cloud level during the day.

Climate and getting around

Winters are cold and snowy, with the main ski season running from December into spring, while summers are mild and sunny, suited to hiking. Cervinia is reached by road from the Aosta Valley and is connected to the nearby villages by bus and lift. Antey-Saint-André, La Magdeleine and the Chamois and Valtournenche cameras offer related views of the same mountain area.

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What is the weather like in Cervinia now?

The current conditions and the three-day forecast are shown in the live weather block on this page, updated for the camera location.

What time is it in Cervinia?

The local time for Cervinia is displayed on this page, so you can check it against your own time before watching.

Where exactly is this camera?

The camera overlooks the Torgnon Chantorne ski area above Cervinia at roughly 1,885 metres, and the map on the page marks its position.

When is the best time to watch?

Early morning often gives the clearest view, while winter mornings after snowfall show the slopes at their best. Cloud build-up is common in the afternoon.

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