Steinach am Brenner - Bergeralm - Steinboden
Tyrol, Austria — 1.7 km

Gries am Brenner - Skiarena Bergeralm
🇦🇹 Tyrol · Austria — Altitude 2174 m
This live camera looks out over the Bergeralm ski arena above Gries am Brenner in the Tyrolean Wipptal. It is a useful way to check how the slopes look before you travel, from a distance and in real time. The local weather and time are shown beside the player.
Gries am Brenner sits in the Wipptal, the valley that carries the main road and rail route over the Brenner Pass between Austria and Italy. The village lies at roughly 2,170 metres on the Bergeralm plateau, surrounded by forested slopes and open alpine meadows. It is a quiet, rural base rather than a resort town, and the landscape is what most visitors come for.
The view is aimed at a ski area, so the most typical things to watch are the pistes, lift lines and snow cover during the winter season. Conditions change quickly in the mountains, so morning views often differ from afternoon ones as cloud and light move across the slopes. In summer, the same site may show green pastures and hiking terrain, though this depends on the view and the season.
The Wipptal has a continental alpine climate, with cold snowy winters and mild, sunny summers. Winter is the main season for skiing, while late spring and autumn are quieter. Nearby, you can compare conditions with the Steinach am Brenner Steinboden view, the Trins Adlerblick outlook over the Gschnitztal, and the Obernberger See camera, all within about eight kilometres.
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The current weather and a 3-day forecast for Gries am Brenner are shown on the page, next to the live player. They update with the page, so check there for the latest conditions before you set off.
The local time for Gries am Brenner, in the Central European time zone used across Austria, is displayed on the page. It is shown next to the live image so you can judge daylight and lift opening hours.
The camera is in the Bergeralm ski area above Gries am Brenner in Tyrol, at about 2,174 metres altitude. A map on the page marks its position relative to the village and the Brenner valley.
Winter mornings are often the clearest for checking snow and piste conditions, before cloud builds up. Weather in the mountains changes quickly, so checking at different times of day gives a better picture.
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