Tannheim - Neunerköpfle Mittelstation
Tyrol, Austria — 2.4 km

Tannheimertal - Vue vers l'est
🇦🇹 Tyrol · Austria — Altitude 1100 m
This live camera looks east over the Tannheimertal, a quiet alpine valley in Tyrol at about 1,100 metres. It is a good way to check how the mountains look before planning a walk or drive, and to see whether cloud is sitting on the ridges.
The Tannheimertal runs through the Allgäu Alps in western Austria, close to the German border. It is known for green meadows, traditional farmhouses and high peaks that rise quickly above the valley floor. Villages such as Tannheim and Zöblen sit among the pastures, and the landscape feels open and rural rather than busy. Its calm character is a large part of its appeal for walkers and skiers alike.
The title names an eastward view, so the camera is aimed across the valley rather than at a single building or road. Depending on the view, you may see meadows, forest edges and the mountain ridges beyond. Morning light often shows the slopes most clearly, while late afternoon can bring shadows and changing cloud. Clear days tend to show the most detail, and fresh snow in winter makes the peaks stand out.
Summers are mild and well suited to hiking, while winters bring reliable snow and a popular ski season. Spring can be wet and unsettled, so check the weather before setting out. The nearby cameras on this page cover Tannheim's Neunerköpfle area, Zöblen and the FlyingCam, as well as Pfronten across the border, which help you compare conditions around the valley.
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The current conditions and a 3-day forecast are shown in the live weather block on this page, updated for the valley's location.
The local time is displayed on this page and follows the time used in Austria, which is one hour ahead of UTC in winter.
The camera is in the Tannheimertal in Tyrol, Austria, at roughly 1,100 metres altitude, near the German border in the Allgäu Alps.
Morning and clear days usually give the sharpest view of the surrounding peaks. Snowy winter days are also popular for seeing the mountains at their most striking.
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