Le Schnepf
Grand Est, France — 5.4 km
🇫🇷 Grand Est · France — Altitude 1005 m
This live camera looks out from Le Gaschney, a wooded summit in the northern Vosges above the Munster valley. It suits anyone planning a hike or drive into the mountains, or simply curious about current conditions on this ridge before they set out.
Le Gaschney rises to about 1,005 metres in the Vosges, the low granite mountains of eastern France that run along the Alsace border. The area is known for its spruce and beech forests, its quiet hiking trails and the valleys that open towards the town of Munster, famous for its cheese. The summit is a typical Vosges viewpoint, shaped by forest and open ridges rather than dramatic rock faces.
The camera is titled after the mountain itself, so the exact framing is best judged on the live player. Depending on the view, you may see forest edges, sky above the ridge and changing cloud or fog. Mornings often bring clearer air, while autumn colours and winter snow are common reasons people check the feed. Haze and low cloud can settle over the valleys at any season.
The Vosges have a mixed climate with cool, wet winters and mild summers, and conditions on the higher ridges can differ noticeably from the lowlands. Spring and early autumn are generally pleasant for walking. For a wider picture of the region, the nearby cameras at Le Schnepf, Munster, Gerardmer and Oderen show other points across the massif.
Source: Le Gaschney 360
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The current conditions and a three-day forecast for the area are shown in the live weather block on this page. Check it before heading up, as mountain weather can change quickly.
The local time for the camera location is displayed on this page and updates automatically, so you can compare it with your own time zone.
The camera is on Le Gaschney in the Vosges mountains of the Grand Est region in northeastern France, at about 1,005 metres altitude. The map on this page shows its precise location.
Clear mornings and autumn or winter days are often the most interesting, when colours and snow are visible. Fog and cloud are common in the Vosges, so the live feed is the best guide for any given day.
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