Hintertux - Gefrorene Wand
Tyrol, Austria β 0.1 km

Hintertuxer Gletscher - Gefrorene Wand
π¦πΉ Tyrol Β· Austria β Altitude 3250 m
This live camera looks at the Hintertux Glacier, a high Alpine ice field in the Zillertal Alps of Tyrol. It is a useful window for anyone planning a ski or mountain trip, or simply curious about snow and ice conditions at altitude. The live player is embedded below with the local time and weather.
The Hintertux Glacier lies at the end of the Hintertux valley in the Zillertal Alps, close to the Austrian-Italian border region of the central Alps. It is one of the few glaciers in Austria that stays open for skiing through much of the year, and it is known for its wide, snow-covered slopes above the tree line. The landscape is stark and white, with rock faces and glacier ice dominating the view around the upper station.
The title refers to the frozen wall, so the view is likely to focus on the glacier front and the surrounding ice and rock, though the exact framing may vary. Conditions change quickly at this altitude, so clear mornings often give the sharpest views, while cloud and snowfall can hide the slopes for hours. Watching during daylight hours in winter and spring makes it easier to judge snow cover and visibility.
Winter brings the most snow and the main skiing season, while summer offers cooler temperatures than the valleys below and some summer skiing on the upper glacier in good years. Weather at this height can be windy and cold even on sunny days, so check the forecast shown on this page before travelling. Nearby cameras include the Schlegeis reservoir view, the Sommerberg view and a view from the Alpinhotel Berghaus in Tux.
Source: panomax.com
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The current weather and a 3-day forecast for the glacier are shown in the live block on this page. Conditions at 3,250 m can differ strongly from the valley, so check before you travel.
The local time for the glacier is displayed on this page and updates with the live view. The camera is in the Central European time zone, the same as most of Austria and Italy.
The camera is at the Hintertux Glacier in Tyrol, Austria, at an altitude of about 3,250 metres in the Zillertal Alps. The map on this page shows its exact position.
Daylight hours in winter and spring are best for seeing snow cover and slope conditions. Clear mornings usually give the clearest view, as cloud often moves in during the afternoon.
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