
Pendling - Pendlinghaus - Kufstein - vue vers l'est sur le Kaisergebirge
Tyrol, Austria — 2.4 km
🇦🇹 Tyrol · Austria — Altitude 801 m
This live camera looks out over Thiersee, a small alpine village in the Tyrolean Unterland near the German border. It suits anyone planning a trip to the Kaiser mountains or wanting a real-time look at mountain conditions before heading out.
Thiersee sits at about 800 metres above sea level in the Tyrolean Unterland, close to the Bavarian border and the Kufstein area. The village is known for its lake, its meadows and its views of the limestone peaks of the Kaisergebirge. Its quiet, rural character makes it a popular base for hikers and families who prefer walking trails and lakeside calm to busy resorts.
The stream is run by Hotel Hagerhof and is embedded here with a link to the owner's page. Depending on the view, you may see village rooftops, surrounding meadows and mountain slopes. Conditions change most during the morning and evening light, and in winter the snow cover and clear days are usually the most worth checking before you travel.
Summers are mild and good for hiking and swimming, while winters bring snow and skiing in the surrounding area. Kufstein, about a short drive away, offers rail connections and shops. Nearby cameras on Pendling and at Oberaudorf Hocheck give you additional mountain views from different angles.
Source: Hotel Hagerhof

Tyrol, Austria — 2.4 km

Tyrol, Austria — 2.4 km
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The current weather and a three-day forecast for Thiersee are shown in the live block on this page, so you can check conditions before you plan a walk or drive.
The local time for Thiersee is displayed on this page and follows the Central European time used in Austria.
The camera is located in Thiersee in the Tyrol region of Austria, at roughly 801 metres altitude near the German border. A map on this page shows the exact position.
Mornings and clear afternoons are usually the most useful for seeing the mountains, while winter snow and summer green meadows change the view a great deal across the year.
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