
Obergurgl - Hotel Edelweiß
Tyrol, Austria — 0.4 km
Obergurgl - Gaisberg
🇦🇹 Tyrol · Austria
This live camera looks out over the Gaisberg area above Obergurgl, a high Alpine village in the Ötztal valley of Tyrol. It is useful for judging snow, cloud and visibility on the slopes before you travel or set out on a walk.
Obergurgl sits at the head of the Gurgler valley, one of the highest permanently inhabited settlements in Austria. The surroundings are glaciers, steep rock faces and wide alpine meadows, and the village is known as a base for skiing, ski touring and hiking in the Ötztal Alps. The Gaisberg rises above the village and gives views deep into the surrounding peaks.
Because the camera is mounted on a mountain setting, the most useful thing to watch is the sky and the snow line rather than any single building. Clear mornings tend to give the sharpest view of the peaks, while afternoon cloud often builds up in summer. In winter, fresh snowfall and wind patterns are easy to read, which helps when planning a day on the slopes.
Summers are short and cool, and winters are long and snowy, so conditions can change quickly with altitude. Nearby cameras at the Hotel Edelweiß, Festkogel and Hohe Mut show other angles across the resort, which is helpful when you want to compare the valley floor with higher ground before choosing a route.
Source: feratel.com

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The current conditions and a three-day forecast for Obergurgl are shown in the weather block on this page. Mountain weather changes quickly, so check it again shortly before you leave.
The local time for Obergurgl is displayed on this page and updates automatically. It follows the Central European time used in Austria.
The camera is located at the Gaisberg above Obergurgl in Tyrol, Austria, at roughly 46.87 north and 11.03 east. The map on this page shows its position relative to the village.
Mornings in clear weather usually give the best visibility of the peaks. In winter, watch after fresh snowfall to see how much the slopes have changed.
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