Molde
Vestland, Norway — 34 km

Åndalsnes - Romsdalsgondolen
🇳🇴 Møre og Romsdal · Norway — Altitude 693 m
This camera looks toward the Romsdalsgondolen gondola area above Åndalsnes, the town at the mouth of the Romsdal valley in western Norway. It suits anyone planning a visit to the mountain station or curious how the fjord-side weather is moving. The stream is embedded in HD from its owner.
Åndalsnes sits where the Rauma river meets the Romsdal fjord, with steep granite walls rising straight from the water. The surrounding Romsdal region is known among climbers and hikers for its dramatic peaks, including the Trollveggen face. Its scale and sharp contrast of water, rock and sky give the town a distinct character that changes quickly with the light and cloud.
The view shows the gondola area, so the live picture is most useful for judging visibility on the mountain. Mornings and evenings often bring low cloud, sunlight through breaks, or clear skies that reveal the surrounding ridges. Watching during the day lets you see whether cloud is lifting or settling, which is helpful when planning a ride up to the viewpoint.
Western Norway is wet and mild for its latitude, and conditions at the mountain can differ sharply from the valley floor. Summer, roughly June to August, is generally the most popular season for visiting, with long daylight hours. Nearby cameras in the region include Molde, about 34 km away, and Aarset, about 50 km away, which help show wider coastal conditions.
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The current conditions and a three-day forecast for Åndalsnes are shown in the live weather block on this page. Because the gondola is at altitude, mountain conditions may differ from those in the town.
The local time for Åndalsnes is displayed live on this page, so you can check it before you watch or plan a visit. It follows Norwegian local time.
The camera is located at about 693 metres altitude near Åndalsnes in Møre og Romsdal county, Norway. A map on the page marks its position relative to the town and the fjord.
Daytime is usually most useful, since you can see visibility and cloud movement clearly. Clear mornings in summer are often the best moments to judge whether the view is open.
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