Ehrwalder Alm
Tyrol, Austria — 0.1 km

🇦🇹 Tyrol · Austria — Altitude 1495 m
This live camera looks over Ehrwald, a village in the Austrian Tyrol at roughly 1,495 metres above sea level, close to the German border and the Zugspitze massif. It is useful for checking mountain conditions and cloud cover before a day of walking, cycling or skiing in the area.
Ehrwald sits in the Loisach valley at the foot of the Zugspitze, Germany's highest mountain, and is one of the main gateways to the Wetterstein range. The village is known for its alpine meadows, traditional Tyrolean architecture and easy access to both Austrian and German peaks. The surrounding landscape changes quickly with altitude, from wooded slopes and pastures to rocky ridges and glaciers higher up.
The title points to a view from the cable car area, so the picture is likely to cover the slopes, the valley and the mountain ridges above the village. Depending on the view, you may see changing cloud, snow cover in winter or green meadows in summer. Early morning often gives the clearest air, while afternoon clouds frequently build over the peaks in warmer months.
Summers are mild and well suited to hiking, while winters bring reliable snow for skiing. Because of the altitude, conditions can differ sharply from the valley, so check the live weather block before setting out. Nearby on VizCams you can compare the Ehrwalder Alm, the Ehrwalder Alm FlyingCam, the Feldernalm and the Zugspitze glacier ski area view on the Schneefernerkopf.
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The current conditions and a three-day forecast for Ehrwald are shown in the weather block on this page. Mountain weather can change quickly, so it is worth checking before any hike or ski trip.
The local time for Ehrwald is displayed on this page and updates live. Austria uses Central European Time, with summer daylight saving time.
The camera is in Ehrwald, in the Tyrol region of Austria, at about 1,495 metres altitude near the Zugspitze. The map on this page shows its exact position.
Clear mornings are often the best for seeing the peaks, while summer afternoons may bring cloud. In winter, the snow-covered slopes are most visible on sunny days.
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