
Seefeld - Rosshรผtte
Tyrol, Austria โ 4.8 km

๐ฆ๐น Tyrol ยท Austria โ Altitude 1100 m
This live camera looks out over the Seefeld and Scharnitz corridor in Tyrol, at about 1,100 metres above sea level. It is a useful window onto the Alpine weather and snow conditions of the Karwendel region without leaving home.
Seefeld in Tirol sits on a high plateau north of Innsbruck, surrounded by forests and some of the best-known ski terrain in Austria. Scharnitz lies a short distance away in the Isar valley, where the road and rail line pass between the Karwendel and Wetterstein ranges. The landscape is open meadows, larch and spruce woods, and steep limestone walls that catch the light in the late afternoon.
As this is a mountain category view, the image is most likely to be of peaks, slopes and valley weather rather than town life. Depending on the view, you may see snow cover, cloud drifting over the ridges or fog settling in the valley floor. Mornings after clear nights often give the sharpest views of the mountains, and winter brings the most dramatic changes in snow depth from one day to the next.
Seefeld is a year-round destination, with winter skiing and cross-country trails and a green, walkable summer. Mid-winter brings the most reliable snow, while June to September suits hiking and lake walks. Nearby cameras in Mittenwald, Leutasch and the Rosshรผtte area give you a broader picture of conditions along the same valleys.
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The current conditions and a three-day forecast for this location are shown in the live weather block on this page, updated automatically.
The local time for the camera is displayed on the page and follows the local clock, including daylight saving changes in Austria.
The camera is in the Seefeld and Scharnitz area of Tyrol, Austria, at about 1,100 metres altitude. The map on this page marks its position.
Early mornings and late afternoons usually give the clearest light on the mountains. Winter is best for seeing snow cover, and summer for green slopes and cloud patterns.
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