Glacier 3000 - Cabane
Vaud, Switzerland β 1.7 km
Glacier 3000 - Glacier3000
π¨π Vaud Β· Switzerland β Altitude 2971 m
This live camera looks out from Glacier 3000, a high alpine station at about 2,970 metres in the Vaud Alps of western Switzerland. It is useful for checking how the peaks look right now before planning a trip up by cable car. The page also shows local time and the mountain forecast.
Glacier 3000 sits on the upper slopes of the Diablerets massif, a limestone range above the Saanen and Ormont valleys. The area is known for glaciers, rugged rock faces and a long ski season, and the summit station is reached by a cable car from Les Diablerets. The scenery is stark and wide, with snowfields and peaks stretching in every direction.
Depending on the view, the camera may show snow and glacier surfaces, cloud moving over the ridges, or clear panoramas of the surrounding summits. Mornings often bring the clearest air, while afternoon clouds can build quickly in summer. Changes in light and weather are the main things to follow on a live feed like this.
Conditions at this altitude can differ sharply from the valley, so a clear forecast below does not guarantee calm weather up here. Summers are cool and winters are long and snowy, and the station is best visited in the main seasons when the cable car runs. Nearby cameras at Les Diablerets, Derborence and the Glacier 3000 cabin give more views of the same region.
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The current conditions and the three-day forecast are shown in the live weather block on this page. High altitude weather can change faster than in the valleys, so check it before you travel.
The local time is displayed on this page and follows the Swiss time zone. It updates automatically while the page is open.
The camera is at the Glacier 3000 summit area above Les Diablerets in the canton of Vaud, at about 2,970 metres. The map on this page shows its exact location.
Clear mornings tend to give the sharpest views of the peaks, while late afternoon can bring cloud and changing light. Winter and early summer are good for snow and glacier scenes.
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