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Winterberg ski jump β€” St. Georg Schanze
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Winterberg ski jump β€” St. Georg Schanze

Winterberg Sprungschanze - Winterberg St. Georg Schanze

πŸ‡©πŸ‡ͺ North Rhine-Westphalia Β· Germany β€” Altitude 736 m

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This live camera looks at the St. Georg ski jump above Winterberg, a town in the Sauerland uplands of western Germany. It is a useful window onto the hill and the surrounding slopes at any time of year. Watch it to judge whether the area is snowy, misty or clear before you set out.

About Winterberg and its ski jump

Winterberg sits in the Hochsauerland, the high part of the Sauerland, where wooded mountains rise to over 800 metres. The town is best known as a winter sports centre, and the St. Georg ski jump is one of its landmarks, used for ski jumping and for sports events that draw visitors from across the region. The landscape around it is mostly forest, meadows and gentle ridges, with an altitude of about 736 metres at the camera site.

What you can watch and when

The camera shows the hill and the jump structure from its title and category, so the view is most telling in changing weather. Cold, clear days in winter tend to show snow cover and crisp light, while autumn mornings often bring mist down into the valleys. Late afternoon can be atmospheric as the light falls across the slopes. Conditions can change quickly in the mountains, so a short look before heading out is worthwhile.

Climate and getting around

The Sauerland has a cool, changeable climate with plenty of rain, and winter brings the most reliable snow, usually from December into March. Summer is mild and suits walking and cycling. Several other cameras in the area are listed on this page, including views from MΓΆppi, the Rauher Busch chairlift and the Kappe, so you can compare conditions across the hills before you travel.

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About this camera

What is the weather in Winterberg right now?

The current weather and a three-day forecast for Winterberg are shown in the live block on this page. Because the hill sits at about 736 metres, it can differ noticeably from the valley.

What time is it in Winterberg?

The local time for Winterberg is displayed on this page. Germany follows Central European Time, with summer time in spring and autumn.

Where exactly is the Winterberg ski jump camera?

The camera is located at the St. Georg ski jump above Winterberg in North Rhine-Westphalia, in the Sauerland region of western Germany. The map on this page marks its position.

When is the best time to watch this camera?

Winter gives the most snow-covered views, while autumn mornings often show mist over the valleys. Check the live picture on a clear day to see the hill at its most detailed.

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