Andermatt - Schneehüenerstock
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Andermatt - Gütsch
🇨🇭 Uri · Switzerland — Altitude 2375 m
This camera looks out from the Gütsch, a viewpoint above the Swiss resort of Andermatt at about 2,375 metres. It is a practical window onto high alpine conditions in the Gotthard region, showing how cloud, snow and light move across the peaks. Check it before heading up the mountain or to see how the valley is looking today.
Andermatt sits in the Urseren Valley of the canton of Uri, where the Gotthard Pass road and rail routes meet the Alps. The village is known as a winter sports base and a summer hiking centre, with broad meadows, rocky ridges and glaciers within easy reach. The Gütsch rises above the village, so the camera gives a sense of the scale of the surrounding peaks and the wide valley floor below.
The camera is positioned for mountain panoramas, so the picture changes most with cloud and weather. Clear mornings tend to bring crisp outlines of the ridges, while afternoons often bring cloud build-up over the peaks. In winter the slopes can look bright and snow-covered, and in late spring you may see melting snow patches. Conditions vary with the view, so the live stream is the best guide to what is visible right now.
Andermatt has a cold, snowy winter and cool summers, and high-altitude weather can change quickly throughout the day. The best months for hiking are usually July to September, while winter attracts skiers and snowboarders. Nearby cameras on the Schneehüenerstock, Baezberg, golf course and Gemsstock show other angles of the same area, which helps when you are planning routes or comparing conditions across the valley.
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The current conditions and a 3-day forecast for Andermatt are shown in the weather block on this page. Because the Gütsch is at high altitude, it can be noticeably colder and windier than the village below.
The local time for Andermatt is displayed live on this page, following Swiss time including daylight saving. Use it to plan when to check the stream.
The camera is at the Gütsch above Andermatt in the canton of Uri, at about 2,375 metres altitude. The map on this page shows its exact location in the Gotthard region.
Mornings often give the clearest view of the peaks, while afternoons may bring cloud. Winter and late spring are good for snow and changing light, though actual conditions depend on the weather on the day.
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