Bad Gastein - Gastein - FlyingCam
Salzburg, Austria — 2.5 km
Bad Gastein - Stubnerkogel Bergstation Südseite
🇦🇹 Salzburg · Austria
This live camera looks out from the Stubnerkogel mountain station above Bad Gastein in the Salzburg state of Austria. It is useful for judging whether the high alpine terrain is clear, snowy or cloud-covered before a trip. The page also shows local time and the forecast for the valley.
Bad Gastein sits in a deep glacial valley of the Hohe Tauern range, known since the 19th century for its thermal spring waters and grand old hotels. The town is framed by steep waterfalls and high peaks, and the Stubnerkogel rises directly above it. The atmosphere is that of a quiet spa resort set against serious mountain scenery.
The view depends on the mountain weather at the time you look. In clear conditions you may see ridges, ski runs and the lower slopes falling toward the valley. In poor visibility the summit can disappear into cloud within minutes. Mornings after fresh snowfall and late afternoon light often give the clearest and most rewarding views of the terrain.
Bad Gastein is typically visited for skiing in winter and for hiking and cable car trips in summer, with the best conditions from June to September for walking. Nearby cameras on this site include the FlyingCam in Bad Gastein, the Angertal ski area and the Schlossalm in Bad Hofgastein, plus the Graukogel mountain station, which helps you compare conditions across the area.
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The current conditions and a three-day forecast for Bad Gastein are shown in the weather block on this page. Mountain weather can differ a lot from the valley, so check both before heading up.
The local time for Bad Gastein is displayed on this page, based on Austria's time zone. It updates automatically so you can plan calls or cable car times.
The camera is mounted at the Stubnerkogel mountain station above Bad Gastein, on the south side of the building. The map on this page marks its position in the Hohe Tauern area.
Clear mornings and late afternoons are usually best for seeing the terrain in good light. In winter, fresh snowfall often makes the ski runs most visible, while summer views depend on cloud levels.
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