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Celat - San Tomaso Agordino
🇮🇹 Veneto · Italy — Altitude 1076 m
This camera looks out over the mountain country of Celat, a small settlement in the Agordino valley of the Veneto Dolomites. It is useful for anyone wondering how the peaks look right now before planning a walk, a drive or a day trip into the high valleys.
Celat sits at roughly 1,076 metres above sea level in the upper Cordevole valley, close to San Tomaso Agordino. The area is known for its steep limestone ridges, dense larch and spruce woods and traditional alpine villages. Life here follows the seasons, with pastures in summer, forest work in autumn and a quiet, snowy winter that draws skiers and walkers to the surrounding slopes.
The view is of a mountain setting, so the most interesting moments tend to be early morning, when light moves slowly across the ridges, and late afternoon, when shadows lengthen over the valley floor. Cloud build-up over the peaks is common in summer and is worth watching if you plan to hike. Depending on the view, you may see changing snow cover from late autumn into spring.
The Agordino valley is pleasant from late spring to early autumn, when mountain trails are open and temperatures are mild during the day but cooler at night. Winters are cold with reliable snow. Nearby live cameras cover Alleghe and the Piani di Pezze area, along with Pescul in Selva di Cadore, so you can compare conditions across several points in the valley before you set out.
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The current weather and a three-day forecast for Celat are shown in the live block on this page. Conditions at this altitude can differ noticeably from the valley towns, so check before any hike.
The local time in Celat is shown on this page and updates automatically. Italy follows Central European Time, with summer daylight saving.
The camera is in Celat, near San Tomaso Agordino in the Veneto region of northern Italy, at about 1,076 metres altitude. The map on this page marks its position in the Agordino valley.
Early morning and late afternoon usually give the clearest mountain light and the most visible changes in cloud and shadow. Watching in winter or early spring can show snow cover changing across the slopes.
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