Harstad
Troms, Norway — 0.8 km
Harstad - Gangsås
🇳🇴 Troms · Norway — Altitude 30 m
This live camera looks out over Gangsås in Harstad, a town on the island of Hinnøya in northern Norway. The feed is shown in HD with a link to its source, so you can check conditions before you go. Local time and the three-day forecast sit beside the player.
Harstad is the largest town in the Troms region of northern Norway and sits on the shore of Vågsfjorden, with mountains rising steeply behind it. Gangsås is one of the local areas close to the town centre. The landscape here is a mix of sea, low hills and open sky, typical of the coast above the Arctic Circle. Harstad is often used as a base for exploring the Lofoten and Vesterålen islands to the south and west.
The title names Gangsås rather than a specific landmark, so the frame is best read as a view over the local area and water. Depending on the angle, you may see the fjord, passing boats, the shoreline and the weather moving over the mountains. Light changes a great deal here: the midnight sun in summer and the long polar nights in winter both make the view look very different across the day.
Harstad has a mild maritime climate for its latitude, with cool summers and wet, windy winters. The best months for fair weather are typically June to August. Two other cameras in the area are close by: one at Samaåsen about 3 km away and another in Harstad about 1 km off, both useful for comparing conditions. Check the live weather on this page before planning a trip.
Source: Teneo
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The current weather and a three-day forecast for Harstad are shown in the live block on this page. They update automatically, so you do not need to refresh the page.
The local time for Harstad is displayed on the page and follows Norwegian time, including daylight saving changes. The clock is updated live alongside the camera.
The camera is in Harstad in the Troms region of northern Norway, at roughly 68.78 degrees north. The map on the page shows its position and the nearby cameras.
Summer gives the longest hours of daylight, while winter views can be dramatic with low light and snow. Watching at different times of day shows how the light and weather change across the fjord.
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