
Bad Kleinkirchheim - Flow Country Trail - télésiège Kaiserburgbahn
Carinthia, Austria — 14 km

Gnesau - Vue vers le sud-est
🇦🇹 Carinthia · Austria — Altitude 1125 m
This live camera looks south-east over the mountains above Gnesau in Carinthia, at about 1,125 metres above sea level. It is useful for seeing how the slopes and sky look right now before planning a walk, a drive or a day in the Nockberge area.
Gnesau is a small village in the Gurktal Alps region of southern Austria, set in the valleys of Carinthia. The landscape is shaped by forest, meadows and rounded mountain ridges, and the area is known for quiet rural life, alpine pastures and access to the wider Nockberge landscape. It suits visitors who want space and calm rather than busy resorts.
The view is a mountain panorama, so the most telling things are the cloud cover on the ridges, changes in light across the slopes and the colour of the meadows through the seasons. Mornings often bring clearer air, while late afternoon can soften the contours. Watching the sky for a few minutes is a good way to judge whether higher routes are likely to be clear.
Summers are mild and well suited to hiking, and winters bring snow and cold, which favour skiing and winter walks. Spring can be changeable as snow melts. If you want to see more of the region, the Bad Kleinkirchheim cameras show the Kaiserburg ski area about 14 km away, and the Falkert cameras offer a view towards the Falkertspitz at around 16 km.
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Carinthia, Austria — 14 km

Carinthia, Austria — 14 km

Carinthia, Austria — 16 km

Carinthia, Austria — 16 km

Carinthia, Austria — 16 km

Carinthia, Austria — 16 km

Carinthia, Austria — 16 km

Carinthia, Austria — 16 km
Carinthia, Austria — 16 km

Carinthia, Austria — 16 km
The current conditions and a 3-day forecast are shown in the live weather block on this page, updated automatically for Gnesau.
The local time block on this page shows the current time in Gnesau, which follows Austria's local time zone.
The camera is located in Gnesau in the Carinthia region of Austria at about 1,125 metres altitude. The map on this page marks its position.
Morning and late afternoon often give the clearest light on the slopes, and checking the weather block helps you judge cloud and visibility before you watch.
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