Heiligenblut Ort
Carinthia, Austria — 1.2 km
Heiligenblut - Rossbach Mittelstation
🇦🇹 Carinthia · Austria
This camera looks out from the Rossbach mid-station above Heiligenblut, a village at the foot of the Großglockner, Austria's highest mountain. It is useful for seeing how the high valley looks right now, whether cloud is sitting on the peaks, and whether snow is still lying on the slopes.
Heiligenblut sits in the upper Möll valley in the Hohe Tauern range of Carinthia. It is best known as the gateway to the Großglockner High Alpine Road and as the starting point for climbs to the summit of Austria's highest peak. The village church, with its late Gothic altar and the relic of the Holy Blood it is named after, is a common destination for visitors. The surrounding landscape is glaciers, alpine meadows and steep rock faces.
The camera is mounted on a cable car station, so the picture is mainly about the mountain and the sky above the valley. Mornings often bring clear views before cloud builds up over the peaks in the afternoon, which is a typical pattern in the Alps. Watching the view on a summer or early autumn morning gives the best chance of a clear sky, while winter views depend heavily on fresh snowfall and wind.
Summers are mild and the high-altitude slopes are open from roughly June to October, while winter brings reliable snow for skiing. Heiligenblut is reached by road from Lienz in East Tyrol or from Bad Gastein through the Hochtor route in the warmer months. Nearby cameras on this site include Heiligenblut village, the Schareck and Fallbichl views, and Rauris Bodenhaus, which together show the wider valley.
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The current conditions and the three-day forecast for Heiligenblut are shown in the weather block on this page. Mountain weather can change quickly, so check it before planning a hike or drive up the High Alpine Road.
The local time for Heiligenblut is shown in the clock block on this page, which follows Central European time. It helps when you want to compare the live view with daylight hours.
The camera is at the Rossbach mid-station above Heiligenblut in the Möll valley of Carinthia, Austria. The map on this page marks its position at the foot of the Großglockner.
Clear mornings in summer and early autumn usually give the most visible peaks. In winter, fresh snow and calm wind make the view most interesting, but cloud can often hide the summits.
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