
Lienz - Zettersfeld - vue sur les Dolomites de Lienz
Tyrol, Austria — 0.1 km

Lienz - Zettersfeld - vue sur le domaine skiable de la Faschingalm
🇦🇹 Tyrol · Austria — Altitude 1750 m
This camera looks out from the Zettersfeld above Lienz across the Faschingalm ski area in East Tyrol. It suits anyone planning a ski day or summer hike and wanting to see snow cover, lift activity and visibility before setting off. The live stream is embedded below with local time and weather.
Lienz is the main town of East Tyrol, sitting in the Drau valley where the Hohe Tauern and the Lienz Dolomites meet. The surrounding peaks are high and steep, and the valley floor is much warmer and drier than the ridges. The Zettersfeld rises just above the town, giving a close view of the mountains and the valley below. The region is known for its alpine villages, meadows and quiet mountain roads.
The title points to a view over the Faschingalm ski area, so the scene is likely to be dominated by slopes, pistes and the mountain terrain around them. Depending on the view, you may see changes in snow cover through the season and the movement of clouds over the ridges. Mornings often give the clearest air, while afternoon cloud can build quickly in summer. Check the live frame before deciding whether a trip is worth the journey.
Lienz has a mild valley climate with warm summers and cold winters, while the higher ground is noticeably colder and often windy. Spring and early autumn are good times for hiking and quieter slopes. Nearby on VizCams are the Lienz Dolomites view from the same mountain, a view toward Winklern from Penzelberg about 5 km away, and views around the Feldkopf above the Wangenitz valley.
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The current weather and a three-day forecast for this location are shown in the live block on this page. Conditions on the ridge can differ from the valley, so check both before heading up.
The local time for Lienz is displayed on this page and updates automatically. It follows Central European time with daylight saving changes.
The camera sits on the Zettersfeld above Lienz at about 1750 metres altitude, looking over the Faschingalm ski area. The map on this page shows its position.
Morning is usually the clearest time for mountain views, and winter is best for checking snow on the slopes. Summer afternoons often bring cloud, so watch early if you want a clear view.
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