Courmayeur - Versante Val Veny
Aosta Valley, Italy — 5.7 km

Mont Blanc - Punta Helbronner
🇮🇹 Aosta Valley · Italy — Altitude 3490 m
This camera looks out from Punta Helbronner, a high station on the Italian side of the Mont Blanc massif at roughly 3,490 metres. It is a practical way to see how the highest peak in the Alps looks before you plan a day trip or a cable car ride. The live player is paired with current conditions so you can judge visibility and cloud cover at a glance.
Mont Blanc straddles the border between Italy and France and rises above the Aosta Valley, the smallest region in Italy and one of its most mountainous. Punta Helbronner sits on the ridge above the Val Ferret and Val Veny, close to the Italian end of the Mont Blanc Tunnel corridor. The landscape is dominated by glaciers, granite spires and steep rock faces, and the air at this altitude is thin and very clear on good days.
The camera is a mountain view, so the main things to follow are cloud movement, snow cover and whether the summits are clear or wrapped in weather. Mornings after a cold night often give the sharpest visibility, while afternoons in summer frequently bring cloud build-up over the peaks. Winter and early spring usually show the heaviest snow, and the contrast between sunlit ridges and shadowed valleys tends to be strongest in the hours after sunrise.
Summer is the main season for visiting the high stations, with the cable car to Punta Helbronner typically operating when conditions allow; check the operator before travelling. Courmayeur, about 6 km away, is the usual base, and several other cameras in the area, including Pra Neyron, Checrouit and the Panorama 360° view, show different valleys and slopes. Dress in layers, as temperatures at this height can drop quickly even in July.
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The current conditions and the three-day forecast are shown in the weather block on this page. Mountain weather can change within hours, so check it before you set out.
The local time is displayed on the page and follows the Italian clock, which is one hour ahead of UK time in winter and two hours ahead in summer.
The camera is at Punta Helbronner, a station on the Italian side of the Mont Blanc massif at about 3,490 metres, reached by cable car from Courmayeur.
Early mornings and clear days after a cold night usually give the best visibility, while winter and spring show the most snow on the peaks.
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