La Molina - Torrent Negre inferior
Catalonia, Spain — 0.4 km
La Molina - Cap de Comella superior
🇪🇸 Catalonia · Spain — Altitude 2070 m
This camera looks out from the upper slopes above La Molina, a ski resort in the Cerdanya area of the Catalan Pyrenees. It is a practical window onto the mountain conditions, with the ridgelines and open slopes changing with the light and the season.
La Molina sits at roughly 2,000 metres in the Pyrenees of Catalonia, a short drive from the Cerdanya valley and the town of Puigcerdà. It is best known as a winter sports resort with a long history of skiing, and in warmer months it draws walkers and mountain bikers to its trails. The surrounding landscape is mainly pine forest, rocky crests and high meadows, with the Serra del Cadí close by.
The view is a mountain panorama above the resort, so you can judge how much snow is on the slopes, whether cloud is sitting on the ridges, and how the weather is moving across the valley. Mornings often bring clear air and sharp shadows, while afternoons can build cloud over the peaks. Depending on the season, the snow cover and the colour of the forest will be the most noticeable changes to follow.
The Pyrenees are cooler than the lowlands, and conditions at this altitude can change quickly, even in summer. Winter is the peak season for snow, while late spring and early autumn are often the calmest months for hiking. Nearby cameras on the same resort and in the Cadí range let you compare conditions at different heights before you travel.
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The current conditions and a three-day forecast for La Molina are shown in the live weather block on this page. They update alongside the camera view, so you can check them before heading up.
The local time for La Molina is displayed on this page and follows the Spanish clock, including daylight saving changes. It is the same time used across mainland Spain.
The camera is on the upper slopes above La Molina, at about 2,070 metres altitude in the Catalan Pyrenees. The map on this page marks its position relative to the resort.
Clear mornings are often the most rewarding for seeing the ridges in sharp detail, while winter shows the fullest snow cover. Weather can change quickly at this altitude, so check the live conditions first.
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