Gressan - Grimod
Aosta Valley, Italy — 2.2 km
Gressan - Stella di Pila
🇮🇹 Aosta Valley · Italy
This live camera looks out over the Gressan area of Aosta Valley, a mountain setting in the Italian Alps. It is useful for checking how the peaks and sky look before planning a day outdoors. The page also shows local time and the weather outlook for Gressan.
Gressan sits on the sunny side of the Aosta Valley, a short drive from the regional capital. The valley is known for its alpine villages, vineyards on the slopes and high mountain passes. Its scenery changes quickly with altitude, so the same view can look very different from one hour to the next. Stella di Pila is one of the local ski and mountain areas that many visitors come to see.
The title points to the Stella di Pila mountain area, so the view is likely to include slopes, ridges and the sky above them. Conditions are worth watching in the morning, when clouds often gather around the peaks, and in clear weather, when the light on the rock is strongest. Winter brings snow to the slopes, while summer shows greener hillsides. Check the current weather block before relying on the picture.
The Aosta Valley has a mix of cold winters and mild, dry summers, with the warmest months in July and August. Spring and autumn can be changeable, so look at the forecast before heading up. Nearby cameras on this page cover other spots in Gressan, including Grimod, Grimondet, Chamolé Monte and Baby Gorraz, which help you compare conditions across the area.
Source: feratel.com
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The current weather and a three-day forecast for Gressan are shown on this page, next to the live picture. Check them before you set out, since mountain conditions can change quickly.
The local time for Gressan is displayed on this page, so you can see whether it is day or night there before you watch the stream.
The camera is in Gressan in the Aosta Valley, northwest Italy, at about 45.65 N and 7.31 E. The map on this page marks its position.
Daylight hours show the most detail, and clear mornings often give the sharpest view of the peaks. Winter and summer look quite different, so pick the season that suits what you want to see.
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