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Wald am Schoberpass - Vue vers l'ouest
🇦🇹 Styria · Austria — Altitude 824 m
This live camera looks west from Wald am Schoberpass, a small mountain village in the Styrian Enns valley. It is a useful way to judge how the valley looks at the moment, whether clouds are sitting on the ridges or the sky is clearing. The stream is embedded from its owner, foto-webcam.eu, and the weather and time are shown below the player.
Wald am Schoberpass lies on the Schoberpass, the pass that links the Enns valley with the Upper Styrian mountains. The area is known for its forests, meadows and quiet alpine scenery, and it has long been a stop for travellers crossing the region by road and rail. The landscape is shaped by steep slopes and the river below, which gives the valley a calm, rural character that changes a great deal with the seasons.
The view points west, so the most interesting moments are usually in the morning and late afternoon, when low sun falls across the slopes and gives the ridges more definition. Depending on the weather, you may see mist settling in the valley, snow on higher ground in winter, or clouds building over the peaks in summer. Clear days tend to show the most detail, while overcast conditions can flatten the view.
At about 824 metres above sea level, the village has a cool mountain climate with cold winters and mild summers. Late spring and early autumn are often pleasant for walking and driving through the area. Nearby VizCams cameras include Mautern — Der Wilde Berg, Hohentauern — Panorama, Hieflau — Tamischbachturm and Bischoffeld — Gaal, which show other parts of the same region.
Source: foto-webcam.eu

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The current conditions and the three-day forecast are shown in the weather block on this page. Because the village sits at over 800 metres, temperatures can differ noticeably from those in larger towns in the valley.
The local time is displayed on this page and updates automatically. It follows Austrian time, so it matches the time in Vienna.
The camera is in Wald am Schoberpass in the Styria region of Austria, at roughly 47.45 north and 14.67 east. A map on the page shows its position in the Enns valley.
Early morning and late afternoon usually give the best light on the western slopes. Clear days in spring, summer and autumn make the view easiest to read, while winter often shows snow on the higher ground.
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