
Herzogstand - Fahrenbergkopf - vue sur le Kochelsee vers l'Oberland
Bavaria, Germany β 0.1 km

Herzogstand - Fahrenbergkopf - vue sur le Walchensee vers le Karwendel
π©πͺ Bavaria Β· Germany β Altitude 1600 m
This camera watches a mountain view above Walchensee in the Bavarian Alps, with the Karwendel range rising beyond the lake. It suits anyone planning a hike or checking whether the summit is clear before setting out. The live picture is paired with local time and weather on this page.
Herzogstand is a mountain on the western side of the Walchensee, one of the deep, clear lakes of the Bavarian pre-Alps. Its summit sits at about 1,600 metres and offers wide views over the water towards the Karwendel, a long limestone range on the Austrian border. The landscape is shaped by forests, alpine meadows and steep rock, and it has long attracted walkers, climbers and photographers from Munich, which lies roughly an hour to the north by road.
The view is mostly about light and weather. Clear mornings often bring calm water and sharp outlines of the mountains, while afternoon clouds can build quickly over the peaks in summer. In autumn, the forests change colour and the lake reflects the ridges more strongly. Watch for thin cloud caps or mist lying on the water, which usually signal stable air. Exact conditions depend on the view and the season.
The Bavarian Alps have a mild summer and a snowy winter, and the best hiking weather usually falls between June and September. Early starts help avoid afternoon thunderstorms. Nearby cameras cover the Kochelsee side, the Karwendel at Wallgau and the Jachenau valley, so you can compare conditions across the region before you travel.
Source: foto-webcam.eu

Bavaria, Germany β 0.1 km
Bavaria, Germany β 0.1 km

Bavaria, Germany β 8.9 km

Bavaria, Germany β 10 km

Bavaria, Germany β 12 km

Bavaria, Germany β 12 km

Bavaria, Germany β 12 km

Bavaria, Germany β 16 km

Bavaria, Germany β 16 km

Bavaria, Germany β 17 km
The current weather for the Herzogstand area is shown in the live block on this page. It updates with the forecast for the next three days, so you can judge conditions before heading up.
The local time for the camera is displayed on this page, matching the Bavarian time zone used across southern Germany. It helps you plan daylight hours for a walk or photo session.
The camera is on the Fahrenbergkopf area of Herzogstand above the western shore of Walchensee in Bavaria, Germany, at around 1,600 metres altitude. The map on this page marks its position.
Clear mornings and autumn days tend to show the lake and the Karwendel most sharply. In summer, check the weather block for cloud build-up, which often arrives in the afternoon.
Partner links: we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you.