La Molina - Cap de Comella superior
Catalonia, Spain — 0.4 km
La Molina - Torrent Negre inferior
🇪🇸 Catalonia · Spain — Altitude 2075 m
This live camera looks over the lower Torrent Negre area of La Molina, a mountain resort in the Catalan Pyrenees at about 2,075 metres. It suits anyone planning a trip, checking snow or mountain conditions, or simply curious what the Cerdanya hills look like right now.
La Molina sits in the Cerdanya valley of Catalonia, close to the Vall de Núria and the Cadí range. It is one of the best known winter resorts in the Catalan Pyrenees, with a long tradition of skiing and a lively village at its base. In summer the same slopes turn into a destination for hiking, mountain biking and cooler temperatures than the lowlands below.
The title names the lower Torrent Negre slopes, so the view is likely to focus on the mountain terrain and the changing light across the valley rather than on buildings. Depending on the view, you may notice snow cover in winter, green meadows in spring and summer, and clouds forming over the ridges in the afternoon. Early morning and late afternoon usually bring the most contrast to the hillsides.
Winters are cold and snowy, with the ski season usually running from December into spring. Summers are mild and pleasant, while the lowland towns of Catalonia can be much hotter. Nearby cameras include Cap de Comella at the resort, with views toward Guardiola de Berguedà and the Serra del Cadí further away, which helps you judge conditions across the wider area.
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The current conditions and three-day forecast are shown in the weather block on this page, updated for the camera location. Mountain weather can change quickly, so check it before heading up.
The local time for La Molina is displayed on this page, following the Spanish local time zone. It is useful for planning when to watch the slopes in daylight.
The camera is in La Molina in the Catalan Pyrenees, at about 2,075 metres above sea level. The map on this page shows its position and the nearby cameras.
Daylight hours give the clearest view, and early morning or late afternoon light is often the most striking. In winter, fresh snow makes the slopes easiest to read.
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