Seis am Schlern - Spitzbühl
Trentino-South Tyrol, Italy — 3.5 km

Seis - Siusi
🇮🇹 Trentino-South Tyrol · Italy — Altitude 1011 m
This camera looks out over Seis am Schlern, known in Italian as Siusi, a village at about 1,011 metres in the Dolomites of South Tyrol. Watch the live stream to judge the conditions on the Schlern massif and the alpine meadows before you travel.
Seis sits on the western edge of the Seiser Alm, the largest high alpine meadow in Europe, with the dramatic limestone walls of the Schlern rising above it. The village is bilingual, with German and Italian both widely spoken, and its traditional Tyrolean architecture reflects the agricultural heritage of the valley. The landscape changes quickly with altitude, from orchards and farmland on the valley floor to open pastures and rocky peaks.
Depending on the view, you may see the mountain faces, the meadows and the weather moving across the ridges. Clear mornings often bring crisp light on the rock walls, while afternoon clouds frequently build over the peaks in summer. Winter views can show snow-covered slopes and the ski runs nearby. Watching in the early morning or late afternoon usually gives the most contrast and the best visibility.
The area has a mountain climate with warm summers and cold, snowy winters, and conditions can change within an hour. Late spring through early autumn suits hiking, while winter is popular for skiing and cross-country routes. Nearby cameras on the Seiser Alm and at the Puflatsch cable car station show higher elevations, which helps you judge the weather before heading up.
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The current conditions and a three-day forecast for Seis are shown on this page, updated alongside the live stream. Mountain weather can change quickly, so check before planning a hike.
The local time for Seis is displayed on this page and follows the local clock of South Tyrol, Italy. It is useful when you want to see the light on the Schlern at a specific hour.
The camera is at Seis am Schlern in the Dolomites of South Tyrol, at an altitude of about 1,011 metres. The map on this page shows the exact position in the village.
Early mornings and late afternoons usually offer the clearest light and best visibility on the mountains. Summer and winter both have strong views, depending on whether you prefer green meadows or snow.
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