Splügen - Tanatzhöhe
Graubünden, Switzerland — 4.9 km

Montespluga Dogana - Montespluga 1908m
🇮🇹 Lombardy · Italy — Altitude 1910 m
This live camera looks out over Montespluga, a high alpine pass on the border area of Lombardy and Graubünden. It is a useful window onto the mountain weather and snow conditions of the Splügen Pass road. The page also shows local time, current conditions and a map to help you plan.
Montespluga sits at roughly 1,900 metres in the Central Alps, close to the Swiss border. The area is known for its open high-altitude landscape, small lakes and the historic Splügen road that has carried travellers between Italy and Switzerland for centuries. The village of Montespluga is little more than a cluster of buildings, so the setting feels remote and quiet compared with the valley towns below.
The camera is a good way to judge the sky and the snow line before heading up. Depending on the view, you may see cloud moving over the ridges, fresh snow on the slopes or the first light of morning. Clear conditions are most rewarding in the early morning and late afternoon, when the light is low and the mountains stand out sharply. Keep in mind that high passes can change quickly.
Summers are short and mild, while winters are long and snowy, and the pass can be closed or difficult in bad weather. The best time to visit is usually from late June to September. Nearby cameras include Splügen at Tanatzhöhe, Isola, and the Madesimo views of Andossi and Pianazzo, which help you compare conditions across the valleys.
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The current conditions and a 3-day forecast are shown in the weather block on this page. At this altitude they can change quickly, so check before travelling.
The local time is displayed on this page. The village follows the Central European time used in this part of the Alps.
The camera is at about 1,910 metres in the Lombardy part of the Central Alps, near the Swiss border. The map on this page shows its exact location.
Early mornings and late afternoons often give the clearest light. Snow cover is most visible in winter and spring, while summer views are generally clearer.
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