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Glarus, Switzerland — 1 km
Glaris - Brunnenberg
🇨🇭 Glarus · Switzerland — Altitude 1100 m
This live camera looks out from the Brunnenberg above Glaris, a village in the canton of Glarus at about 1,100 metres. It is a practical window for anyone wanting to see current conditions in the Glarus Alps before heading out. The stream is provided by its owner and embedded here with a link to the source.
Glaris sits in the Linth valley of eastern Switzerland, surrounded by steep limestone peaks and green alpine pastures. The canton of Glarus is known for its compact size and for the dramatic contrast between its valley floor and high mountain ridges. Traditional wooden farmhouses and cattle farming shape the local landscape, and the village is a common starting point for walks and climbs in the surrounding Alps.
Because the view is mountain-based, the scene changes most with the weather: cloud moving over ridges, fog settling into the valley, or snow arriving on the higher slopes. Early mornings often bring clearer air and softer light, while afternoons can build cloud over the peaks. Watching in the hours after a cold front passes is usually rewarding, though conditions depend on the season and the weather at the time.
Glarus has a mild summer and cold, snowy winters, with the best hiking usually between June and September. Glaris is reachable by regional train and bus from Glarus town, and the nearby Braunwald area offers additional viewpoints. Other cameras nearby include Oberblegisee and the Seblengrat and Gumen views near Braunwald, which are useful for comparing conditions across the region.
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The current weather and a 3-day forecast for Glaris are shown in the live block on this page and update automatically. Conditions at 1,100 metres can differ noticeably from the valley below.
The local time in Glaris, which follows Swiss time, is shown live on this page. Switzerland uses Central European Time, with summer daylight saving time.
The camera is on the Brunnenberg above Glaris in the canton of Glarus, eastern Switzerland. The map on this page marks its position in the Linth valley area.
Mornings are often clearest, and changing weather in the afternoon can create interesting cloud and light across the peaks. Winter brings snow to the slopes, so watch for fresh cover after storms.
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