Andermatt - Golf
Uri, Switzerland — 4.2 km
Andermatt - Gemsstock
🇨🇭 Uri · Switzerland — Altitude 2961 m
This camera looks out from the Gemsstock, a mountain above the Swiss village of Andermatt at roughly 2,960 metres. It is a useful way to judge alpine conditions from the valley floor, whether you are planning a ski day, a hike or simply curious about the high Alps.
Andermatt sits in the canton of Uri, at the meeting point of several Alpine passes, in a wide high valley surrounded by peaks. The Gemsstock rises above the village and is known as one of the main ski mountains of the area, linked to the lifts that serve the surrounding slopes. The landscape is one of rock, snow fields and open alpine terrain, with a strong sense of altitude even from the village streets.
The camera is listed under mountain views, so expect a high-altitude perspective of ridges, slopes and the sky above them rather than village life. Morning often brings the clearest air and the best light on the peaks, while afternoon clouds can build quickly over the mountains. Watching during changing weather is particularly interesting, since cloud and snow can shift the view within minutes.
Andermatt is best known as a winter destination, with snow typically lasting from December into spring. Summer brings hiking and cooler mountain air, and early autumn often offers stable weather. Conditions at 2,961 metres can differ greatly from the valley, so check the live weather on this page before heading up. Nearby cameras on this site cover the Golf, Baezberg, Gütsch and Schneehüenerstock viewpoints.
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The current conditions and the three-day forecast for the Gemsstock area are shown in the live weather block on this page. Because the camera sits at high altitude, the summit can be much colder and windier than the village.
The local time for Andermatt is shown live on this page, following Swiss time with daylight saving. The clock updates automatically so you can see the current time at the camera.
The camera is on the Gemsstock above Andermatt in the canton of Uri, Switzerland, at about 2,961 metres altitude. A map on this page marks its position relative to the village.
Clear mornings tend to give the sharpest views of the peaks, and winter is when the slopes are most visibly snow-covered. Watching during weather changes also shows how quickly conditions can shift at this height.
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