Breuil-Cervinia - Seggiovia Campetto
Aosta Valley, Italy โ 1.2 km

Breuil-Cervinia,
๐ฎ๐น Lombardy ยท Italy โ Altitude 2081 m
This live stream sits in the Aosta Valley border area of the Italian Alps, looking out over the mountain resort of Breuil-Cervinia. It is useful for checking snow, cloud and visibility on the high slopes before you travel or decide whether to head up for the day.
Breuil-Cervinia lies at about 2081 metres in the Valtournenche, on the southern flank of the Matterhorn. The village is known for its glaciers, ski runs and alpine character, and it sits close to the Swiss border, with Zermatt on the other side of the mountain. Its setting is dramatic, with steep rock faces, meadows and broad views that change quickly with the weather.
The camera is listed as a mountain view, so it is aimed at the high alpine landscape rather than the village streets. Clear mornings often give the best visibility of peaks and snowfields, while afternoon clouds can roll in quickly. Winter brings ski traffic and fresh snow, and summer shows green slopes and hikers on the trails.
Summer is usually the easiest season for walking and cable car rides, while winter suits skiing. Expect cold, windy conditions at this altitude even in warm months, and check the weather block on this page before you set out. Nearby cameras on this page include the Campetto and Goillet chairlifts and the Riffelalp view above Zermatt.
Source: Weathercam
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The current conditions and a three-day forecast are shown in the weather block on this page. Because the village is at high altitude, temperature and wind can differ a lot from the valley below.
The local time is displayed on this page and follows the Italian clock, so it matches Central European time. Check the time block above the camera before planning a call or a visit.
The camera is in Breuil-Cervinia in the Aosta Valley, at roughly 2081 metres above sea level. The map on this page marks its position on the southern side of the Matterhorn.
Clear mornings usually give the sharpest views of the peaks, while winter and summer each show very different conditions. Afternoons often bring cloud, so check early if you want clear visibility.
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