Gjerde
Vestland, Norway — 0.1 km

Luster - Jostedal hotell, Norway
🇳🇴 Vestland · Norway — Altitude 211 m
This live camera overlooks the village of Luster in Vestland, at the head of the Lusterfjord near the mouth of the Jostedal valley. It is useful for seeing how the valley looks right now, whether cloud is sitting on the mountains and how the light is developing over the water.
Luster lies in the inner part of Sogn, where the Sognefjord branches into narrower arms surrounded by steep mountains. The area is close to Jostedalsbreen, the largest glacier on the European mainland, and it serves as a gateway to the national park. The village is small and quiet, and its character comes from the river, the fjord and the wooded slopes that rise sharply behind it.
Depending on the view, you may see the fjord surface, the hotel grounds, passing road traffic and the mountain ridges across the valley. Clear mornings often show the peaks most sharply, while low cloud and rain can hide the upper slopes for hours. Long summer evenings and the period around sunrise are typically the most interesting times to check.
The region has a cool, damp maritime climate with mild summers and cold, wet winters. June to August is the most popular period for hiking and glacier walks, and roads are generally open then. Nearby cameras include Gjerde, the Loen Skylift at Hoven, Sogndal and Geiranger, which help you compare conditions across the fjord district before you travel.
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The current conditions and the three-day forecast for Luster are shown in the live weather block on this page. They update regularly, so check them before planning outdoor activities.
The local time for Luster is displayed on this page and follows Norwegian local time, including daylight saving changes. Use it to judge how much daylight is left.
The camera is at the Jostedal hotel in Luster, in the Vestland region of western Norway. The map on this page shows its precise location at the head of the Lusterfjord.
Early morning and late evening usually give the clearest mountain views and the softest light. In summer the days are long, so the view is worth checking at many hours.
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