La Parva - Base Manzanito
Santiago Metropolitan Region, Chile — 3.2 km
🇨🇱 Santiago Metropolitan Region · Chile — Altitude 2777 m
This live camera looks out over the high Andes in the Santiago Metropolitan Region of Chile, at about 2,777 metres above sea level. It is a useful place to check snow and cloud conditions before heading to the mountains above the capital. The stream is provided by its owner and embedded here with a link to the original source.
Fallerones sits in the Andean cordillera east of Santiago, where the city's skyline gives way to steep valleys, rock faces and high ridges. The region is known for its ski resorts and for the dry, sunny climate that makes the mountains popular in winter and summer alike. Views here are shaped by the altitude, so the landscape can change quickly as cloud moves across the slopes.
The camera shows a mountain view, so the most useful things to watch are snow cover, cloud movement and the light on the ridges. Mornings often bring clearer air, while afternoons can bring build-up of cloud over the peaks. In the snow season, the slopes are most interesting to follow during the day, when skiers and snow conditions are easiest to judge from a distance.
Winters are cold at this altitude and summers are dry and warm, so check the live weather block before planning a trip. Roads to the mountain resorts can be affected by snow, and drivers should carry chains in the cold months. Nearby, you can compare conditions with the La Parva cameras at the ski school, the Manzanito base, Cima Tórtolas and Parva Chica, all about 3 km away.
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The current conditions and a 3-day forecast are shown in the weather block on this page. Because the site is at high altitude, temperatures and snow can differ strongly from those in Santiago.
The local time for this camera is shown on the page and updates live. It follows the time in the Chilean region, so check the clock block if you are planning a call or a visit.
The camera is in the Santiago Metropolitan Region of Chile at about 2,777 metres altitude, in the Andes east of the capital. The map on the page shows its position relative to the surrounding mountains.
Daytime is best for seeing the slopes and snow clearly, and mornings often have the clearest air. Check the live weather block to see whether cloud is forecast over the peaks.
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