Gubbio
Umbria, Italy โ 24 km
Refugio Corsini
๐ฎ๐น Marche ยท Italy โ Altitude 1288 m
This live camera looks out from the Refugio Corsini, a mountain shelter at about 1,288 metres in the Marche region of central Italy. It is a useful window for anyone wondering how the Apennine ridges look right now, before planning a walk or a drive into the hills.
Refugio Corsini sits in the Marche Apennines, where the land rises from rolling farmland into wooded ridges and high grassy summits. The area is quieter than the coast and the big cities, known more for walking routes, small hill towns and long views than for crowds. The altitude means the air is often cooler than in the valleys below, and clouds can gather around the peaks quickly, so the scene can change within an hour.
The camera is a mountain view, so the most rewarding moments are usually early morning, when valleys may hold mist, and late afternoon, when the light softens across the slopes. Clear days show the most distance, while cloud or haze can hide the outlines of the ridges. Depending on the view, you may see walkers, changing foliage in autumn or snow on the higher ground in winter.
Spring and early autumn tend to suit walking in the Apennines, with milder days and fewer summer storms. Winters are cold at this height and snow is possible. To compare conditions, the page links to nearby cameras at Gubbio, San Leo and Pieve Santo Stefano, which show other parts of the region at different elevations and distances.
Source: Refugio Corsini Webcam
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The current conditions and a three-day forecast are shown in the live weather block above the camera. Because the shelter is at high altitude, conditions can differ noticeably from those in nearby towns.
The local time is displayed on the page and updates automatically, using the time in central Italy.
The camera is in the Marche region of central Italy, at roughly 43.56 N and 12.51 E, and the map on the page marks its location in the Apennines.
Early morning and late afternoon often give the clearest light and the best sense of the landscape, while clear days in spring and autumn offer the longest views.
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