Les Mosses - Vue sur la station
Vaud, Switzerland β 0.6 km
Col des Mosses - Massif du Pic Chaussy - Les Mosses - VD - CH
π¨π Vaud Β· Switzerland β Altitude 1445 m
This camera looks out over the Col des Mosses pass in the Vaud Alps, with the Pic Chaussy massif rising in the surrounding landscape. It is useful for checking mountain conditions and cloud cover before a drive or walk in the area.
Col des Mosses sits at roughly 1,445 metres between the villages of Les Mosses and the Gstaad region, on the road linking the Vaud and Bernese Oberland valleys. The area is known for open alpine pastures, dairy farming, cheese making and wide views toward the surrounding peaks. In summer the slopes are green and busy with hikers, while in winter the pass becomes a base for snow sports and cross-country skiing.
Because the view is dominated by mountains and sky, the most interesting moments tend to be early morning, when clouds often sit in the valleys, and late afternoon, when the light falls across the ridges. Changing weather is the main thing to follow here: fog, cloud build-up and fresh snow can change the scene within an hour. Check the live weather block on this page before you decide whether a trip is worthwhile.
The pass is generally easiest to reach from late spring to early autumn, when the road is clear of snow. Summer temperatures are mild during the day and cooler at night, and afternoon showers are common in the mountains. Nearby cameras include Rougemont Videmanette, about 10 km away, and Gstaad Eggli, about 14 km away, which can help you compare conditions across the region.
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The current conditions and a three-day forecast are shown in the weather block on this page. Mountain weather can change quickly, so it is worth checking before you travel.
The local time for the camera location is displayed on this page and updates automatically, so you can see whether it is day or night there before you watch.
The camera overlooks the Col des Mosses pass at about 1,445 metres in the Vaud Alps, Switzerland. The map on this page shows its exact position relative to nearby villages and roads.
Clear mornings and late afternoons are usually the most rewarding, when the light is good and cloud patterns on the peaks are easiest to see. Winter snow and summer haze also change the view noticeably.
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