Selvogur - Côte de Strandarkirkja
Southern Region, Iceland — 15 km
Bláfjöll - Station de ski
🇮🇸 Capital Region · Iceland — Altitude 530 m
This live view looks over the Bláfjöll ski area, a short drive south-east of Reykjavik in Iceland's Capital Region. It is useful for checking snow and visibility before heading up to the slopes, or simply for seeing how a winter day in the Icelandic mountains is unfolding.
Bláfjöll lies on the volcanic highlands south-east of the Icelandic capital, at roughly 530 metres above sea level. The mountains here are shaped by lava fields and older volcanic ridges, and the area is one of the closest winter sports grounds to Reykjavik. Its open slopes and wide horizons give it a stark, northern character that changes quickly with the weather.
The stream is provided by the operator of the ski area and shows the terrain as it is at the moment, so conditions such as cloud cover, snowfall and wind are the main things to look for. Mornings often bring the clearest light for judging the snow, while late afternoon in winter can be short and dim. Because the view depends on weather and season, the picture may look very different from one visit to the next.
Iceland's weather in the mountains can change within an hour, so the live weather block on this page is worth checking before you travel. Reykjavik is the main base for visitors and is reached by road in roughly half an hour. Nearby cameras on VizCams include Selvogur at Strandarkirkja, and several views in Hafnarfjörður, which give a sense of the coastline south of the capital.
Source: Skíðasvæðin
Southern Region, Iceland — 15 km
Capital Region, Iceland — 18 km
Capital Region, Iceland — 18 km
Capital Region, Iceland — 18 km
Capital Region, Iceland — 18 km
Capital Region, Iceland — 21 km
Capital Region, Iceland — 22 km
Capital Region, Iceland — 22 km
Capital Region, Iceland — 22 km
Capital Region, Iceland — 22 km
Current conditions and a three-day forecast for the area are shown in the live weather block on this page. Mountain weather in Iceland can change quickly, so check it shortly before you set out.
The local time for the camera is shown on the page and follows Iceland's local time zone. It is the same as Reykjavik.
The camera is in the Bláfjöll ski area in Iceland's Capital Region, south-east of Reykjavik, at about 530 metres altitude. The map on this page marks its position.
Daylight hours in winter are short, so mid-morning to early afternoon usually gives the most usable view. Clear days show the terrain best, though the stream is updated in real time whatever the weather.
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