Montellà - Refuge du Prat d'Aguiló, Serra del Cadí
Catalonia, Spain — 0 km
🇪🇸 Catalonia · Spain — Altitude 2020 m
This live camera looks out from a mountain refuge in the Serra del Cadí, a limestone range in the Catalan Pyrenees at about 2,020 metres. It is useful for anyone wanting to check conditions on the ridges before a hike or simply to see how the peaks look today.
The Serra del Cadí runs through the Catalan Pyrenees and forms part of the Cadí-Moixeró Natural Park. Its bare rock faces, steep gullies and high meadows give it a sharp, open character that changes quickly with the light. The area is quieter than the more famous Pyrenean resorts, which is part of its appeal for walkers and wildlife watchers.
The camera shows the mountain setting around the refuge, so the view depends on the weather at the time. Clear mornings often bring the best visibility on the peaks, while afternoon cloud can build quickly in summer. Winter views may show snow on the upper slopes, which is worth checking before travelling. The stream comes from the source feec.cat and is shown with a link back to it.
The Cadí area has a mountain climate, with cold winters, warm days in summer and sudden weather changes at altitude. Late spring to early autumn is the usual season for walking. Nearby, the Montellà and Saldes refuges and the Guardiola de Berguedà refuge are also covered by cameras on VizCams, which helps when comparing conditions across the range.
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The current conditions and a three-day forecast are shown in the live weather block on this page. Mountain weather can change within hours, so check it before setting off.
The local time for the camera is shown live on this page, based on the Spanish time zone used in Catalonia.
The camera is at the Prat d'Aguiló refuge in the Serra del Cadí, in Catalonia, Spain, at roughly 2,020 metres above sea level. The map on this page shows its position.
Clear mornings usually give the sharpest views of the peaks. In winter, snow cover may be most visible, and in summer the afternoon clouds are worth noting.
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