Livigno - Snowpark
Lombardy, Italy — 1.8 km
🇮🇹 Lombardy · Italy — Altitude 2067 m
This live stream looks out over Livigno, a high Alpine village in Lombardy at about 2,067 metres. It is a useful window for anyone planning a trip to the Italian Alps or simply curious about mountain conditions right now.
Livigno sits in a long valley close to the Swiss border, reached by mountain passes and known for being a duty-free zone for many years. Its setting is open and alpine, with larch and pine forests, wide meadows and peaks rising on every side. The village is a well-known base for skiing, hiking and cycling in the Upper Engadine area.
The camera is most interesting when snow is on the ground, since winter light and fresh cover show the valley at its most characteristic. In summer the same view can show greener slopes and changing cloud over the peaks. Depending on the exact viewpoint, you may see village rooftops, roads and the surrounding mountainside. Conditions shift quickly at this altitude, so checking during the day is worthwhile.
Winter brings skiing and snowshoeing, while late spring and early autumn suit walking when lower trails are clear. Summer is usually mild but nights stay cool. Other cameras in the area include Livigno Snowpark, Monte della Neve, Area Yepi and a second Livigno view, which together give a broader picture of the valley before you travel.
Source: Livigno Trepalle Webcam
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The current weather and a 3-day forecast for Livigno are shown in the live block on this page and update with the page. Mountain weather can change quickly, so check before heading out.
The local time for Livigno is displayed on this page, based on the Italian time zone used in the region. The clock is shown next to the live player.
The camera is located in Livigno in the Lombardy region of northern Italy, at about 2,067 metres above sea level. A map on the page marks its position in the valley.
Daytime is best for seeing the valley clearly, and winter is when snow cover makes the view most distinctive. Check the forecast on the page to see whether clouds or fog are likely at the time you plan to watch.
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