Courmayeur - Pra Neyron
Aosta Valley, Italy — 0.7 km

Courmayeur - Checrouit
🇮🇹 Aosta Valley · Italy — Altitude 1710 m
This live camera looks out from Checrouit, a hillside spot above Courmayeur at about 1,710 metres, in the Italian Alps. It is useful for checking how the Mont Blanc massif and the valley are looking before you travel or head out for the day.
Courmayeur sits at the foot of Mont Blanc in the Aosta Valley, close to the Italian side of the border with France. It is a long-established alpine resort, known for its mountain village character, its links to the Mont Blanc tunnel and its position among high peaks and glaciers. The air is clear and the surrounding slopes change quickly with the seasons.
This is a mountain-category view, so the picture is most likely to be dominated by slopes, the valley floor, the sky and distant ridges. Depending on the angle and weather, you may see snow cover in winter, green meadows in summer or cloud drifting over the peaks. Early mornings and late afternoons often give the clearest light on the higher summits.
The Aosta Valley has a continental-alpine climate, with cold, snowy winters and mild, sunny summers. Summer and early autumn suit hiking, while winter is the season for skiing. Several other cameras in the area, including Pra Neyron, Versante Val Veny and Youla, are within a few kilometres and can help you compare conditions across the valley.
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The current conditions and a three-day forecast for Courmayeur are shown in the weather block on this page, updated with the page.
The local time for Courmayeur is displayed live on this page, so you can see whether it is day or evening there before you watch.
The camera is at Checrouit above Courmayeur in the Aosta Valley, at roughly 1,710 metres. The map on the page shows its exact position.
Mornings and late afternoons usually give the clearest light on the peaks, and winter and summer each show very different scenery. The view depends on weather and season.
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