
Seefeld - Leutasch Moos
Tyrol, Austria — 1.8 km

Leutasch - Rauthhütte
🇦🇹 Tyrol · Austria — Altitude 1605 m
This live camera looks out over the Leutasch valley in Tyrol at about 1,605 metres above sea level. It is a useful way to check how the mountain weather is developing before you plan a walk or drive into the Alps.
Leutasch is a village in the Leutasch valley of the Mieminger Plateau, in the Austrian state of Tyrol. It sits among wooded slopes and open alpine meadows, with the Wetterstein and Karwendel ranges nearby. The area is known for cross-country skiing trails, hiking routes and a quieter mountain atmosphere than the big resorts further west.
The view is a mountain panorama, so the camera's value lies in changing light, cloud movement and snow cover through the seasons. Clear mornings often give the sharpest outlines of the surrounding peaks, while afternoon cloud can build quickly over the ridges in summer. In winter, fresh snow changes the scene noticeably from one day to the next.
Summers are mild and walking season runs roughly from June to October, while winter brings reliable snow for skiing from December into March. Mountain weather can change within hours, so check the live view and forecast before setting out. Nearby cameras include Seefeld's Wildmoosalm and the Katzenkopf mountain station, which can help you compare conditions at different heights.
Source: panomax.com

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The current conditions and three-day forecast are shown in the weather block on this page. Mountain weather can change quickly, so check it together with the live image.
The local time is displayed on this page and follows the Central European time used across Austria. It updates automatically alongside the camera.
The camera is located near Leutasch in Tyrol, Austria, at roughly 1,605 metres altitude. The map on this page shows its exact position in the valley.
Clear mornings tend to give the sharpest mountain outlines, while summer afternoons often bring cloud build-up. In winter, the view is most interesting after fresh snowfall.
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