Hochgurgl - Top Mountain Crosspoint
Tyrol, Austria — 1.4 km
🇦🇹 Tyrol · Austria
This live camera looks out over Hochgurgl, a high alpine village in the Ötztal Alps of Tyrol, Austria. It is useful for checking how the mountains look right now before you travel, whether snow is settling or cloud is sitting on the slopes.
Hochgurgl sits at the head of the Ötztal valley, close to the Italian border, and is one of the highest permanently inhabited settlements in Austria. It is best known as a winter sports base with ski lifts reaching into a wide bowl of peaks and glaciers, while in summer the same high terrain draws hikers and cyclists to trails above the tree line.
The camera is a mountain view, so the most useful things to follow are the light on the peaks, cloud movement along the ridges and the snow cover on the upper slopes. Early morning often gives clear air and sharp outlines, while afternoons in winter can bring fast-moving cloud. Sunsets can color the high summits well when the sky is open.
Winters are long and cold with reliable snow, and summers are short, mild and bright at altitude, with cool nights even in July. The best time to visit for skiing is mid-winter, and for hiking late June to September. Obergurgl, a few minutes away, and the Festkogel, Hohe Mut and Gaisberg cameras give more views of the same mountain area.
Source: feratel.com
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The live weather block on this page shows the current conditions in Hochgurgl together with a three-day forecast. Because it is a high mountain location, conditions can change quickly.
The page shows the current local time for Hochgurgl, which follows Central European time in Austria. The clock is updated live so you can plan around daylight.
The camera is in the Ötztal Alps near the village of Hochgurgl in Tyrol, Austria. The map on this page marks its position, and the nearby cameras are listed below it.
Morning and late afternoon usually give the clearest views and the best light on the peaks. In winter, check for fresh snow, and in summer look for clear skies over the high trails.
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