Vals Gadastatt
Graubünden, Switzerland — 3.8 km
Vals - Zervreila
🇨🇭 Graubünden · Switzerland
This live camera looks toward the Zervreila area above Vals, a village in the Valser Tal of the Swiss canton of Graubünden. It is a useful window for anyone planning a mountain trip or wanting to see how alpine conditions look right now. The page adds local time and weather so you can judge the view before you watch.
Vals sits in a narrow side valley of the Vorderrhein, surrounded by steep slopes and high Alpine terrain. It is best known for its thermal baths, built into the local rock, and for the quiet, traditional character of the village. The Zervreila reservoir lies further up the valley, a dammed lake in a rugged setting of granite and pastures. Landscapes like this change quickly with altitude, light and season, which is part of their appeal.
Because the page is a mountain-category camera, the most interesting moments are usually early morning, when light first reaches the peaks, and late afternoon, when shadows lengthen across the valley. Clear days show the outline of the ridges clearly, while cloud often moves through the valley in a matter of minutes. Snow cover and water levels change noticeably between seasons, so repeat visits can look very different.
Summers are mild and well suited to hiking, while winters are cold with significant snowfall and a long season for winter sports. Spring and early autumn can be unsettled, so check the current weather block before setting out. Other cameras in the region include Vals Gadastatt, a few kilometres away, and the Mundaun views near Obersaxen and Surcuolm, which show different parts of the same mountain landscape.
Source: feratel.com
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The current conditions and the three-day forecast are shown in the live weather block on this page. Values update as new data becomes available, so check it before deciding whether the view is worth watching.
The local time is displayed on this page and follows the Swiss time zone, Central European Time with daylight saving in summer. The live clock helps you judge the light conditions shown in the stream.
The camera is in the Vals area of Graubünden, Switzerland, at roughly 46.58 N and 9.12 E. The map on this page marks its position in the Valser Tal above the village.
Early morning and late afternoon usually give the best light on the surrounding peaks. Clear weather in summer and winter tends to produce the sharpest views, while cloudy days can hide the ridges.
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