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Le Somport
🇫🇷 Occitania · France — Altitude 1600 m
This live stream looks out over Le Somport, a high mountain pass in the French Pyrenees at about 1,600 metres. It is useful for checking snow, cloud and visibility before heading up towards the border road or the surrounding ski areas.
Le Somport sits on the old route between France and Spain, where the Aragon valleys meet the French side of the range. It has long been a pilgrim and trade passage, and the landscape around it is open alpine terrain of grass, rock and scattered conifers. The pass feels exposed and quiet compared with the busier valley towns below, and the views change sharply with the weather.
The camera is aimed at the mountain setting, so the picture mainly reflects sky, cloud cover and snow on the slopes. Depending on the view, you may see fresh snow lying on the ridges in winter or bare rock and green meadows in summer. Mornings often offer the clearest air, while afternoon cloud can build quickly over the peaks, especially in spring and early autumn.
Winters here are cold and snowy, and summers are cool and mild, so conditions can change within a day at this altitude. Check the live weather on this page before travelling, and bring warm layers even in summer. Other cameras in the area include Col de Pourtalet about 9 km away, Aisa at 15 km, Artouste at 15 km and Gourette - Pène Blanque at 22 km, which help you compare conditions across the range.
Source: Le Somport
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The current conditions and a three-day forecast for Le Somport are shown in the live weather block on this page. Because the pass is high, temperatures and cloud can differ noticeably from the valleys below.
The local time for Le Somport is displayed in the live clock on this page. It follows the French time zone used across mainland France.
The camera is located at Le Somport on the French side of the Pyrenees, at roughly 1,600 metres altitude. The map on this page shows its exact position and the surrounding area.
Mid-morning and early afternoon usually give the clearest views, though this depends on the season and cloud cover. Winter viewing is best for checking snow, while summer is useful for seeing open mountain conditions.
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