
Oberammergau - Kolbensattel
Bavaria, Germany — 5.7 km

Oberammergau - Laber
🇩🇪 Bavaria · Germany — Altitude 1650 m
This live camera looks out over the mountain setting of Oberammergau in the Bavarian Alps, at an altitude of about 1,650 metres. It is a useful way to check how the valley and surrounding slopes look before you plan a walk or drive. The stream is an embedded HD player from its source, with local time and weather shown alongside.
Oberammergau sits in a broad valley in the south of Bavaria, close to the Austrian border and the Ammer river. The village is best known for its painted houses, woodcarving tradition and the Passion Play, which has been staged here for centuries. Around it rise forested ridges and pastures typical of the Ammergau Alps, with the Zugspitze massif visible further east on clear days. The landscape feels quiet and traditional, shaped as much by farming as by tourism.
As a mountain camera, the view is mostly about the slopes, the sky and changing light rather than traffic or crowds. Mornings often bring low cloud or mist in the valley, while late afternoon light tends to pick out the ridgelines well. Snow cover in winter and the green of summer meadows change the scene noticeably, so repeat visits are rewarding. Depending on the view and weather, you may see cloud moving over the peaks in a matter of minutes.
The area is best visited from late spring to early autumn for hiking, and in winter for snow sports on the nearby slopes. Summers are mild and wet at times, so check the forecast shown here before heading out. Other cameras in the area include Kolbensattel and Steckenberg in Oberammergau, the south-west view from Unterammergau and the panorama from Farchant, all about 6 km away.
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The current weather and a 3-day forecast for Oberammergau are shown in the live block on this page. Conditions at 1,650 metres can differ from the valley, so check before going up.
The local time for Oberammergau is displayed on this page and updates live. Germany follows Central European Time, with summer time from spring to autumn.
The camera is in the Oberammergau area of Bavaria, Germany, at approximately 47.59 N, 11.10 E. A map on this page shows its position in the surrounding Ammergau Alps.
Clear mornings and late afternoons are often the most interesting for light on the peaks. In winter, fresh snow makes the view especially striking, though fog can also settle in the valley.
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