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Tête de Ran - Tête de Ran
🇨🇭 Neuchâtel · Switzerland — Altitude 1440 m
This live camera sits on the Tête de Ran ridge at about 1,440 metres in the Swiss Jura, above the canton of Neuchâtel. It is a useful window onto high-country weather, cloud moving over the crest and the view across the lower valleys. The page adds the local time and forecast beside the stream.
Tête de Ran is a rounded summit on the Jura crest, reached from the valleys around La Chaux-de-Fonds and Le Locle. The landscape is open pasture, pine stands and limestone ridges shaped by the wind, typical of the Swiss Jura. The area is known more for quiet walks and winter sports than for dramatic peaks, and its character changes noticeably with the seasons.
Depending on the view, you may see grazing meadows, forest edges and distant layers of the Plateau. Clear mornings give the best visibility over the valleys, while afternoon cloud often builds along the ridge. In winter the snow cover and fog banks in the lower land are worth watching, and on days of changeable weather the view can shift within minutes.
The Jura is cooler and windier than the lowlands, with snow often lying on the high ground from late autumn into spring. Summer is the most comfortable season for hiking and for seeing the open landscape. Nearby cameras include La Chaux-de-Fonds, Le Locle, Chaumont and Neuchâtel, which show other viewpoints across the canton.
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The current conditions and a 3-day forecast are shown in the weather block on this page, updated for the summit location. Check it before planning a walk, since the ridge is exposed to wind.
The local time for this camera is shown on the page, following Swiss time. It updates together with the live view so you can match what you see to the hour.
The camera is on the Tête de Ran ridge in the canton of Neuchâtel, at roughly 1,440 metres above sea level. The map on the page marks its position in the Swiss Jura.
Clear mornings usually offer the sharpest view over the valleys, while winter and changeable weather bring the most dramatic cloud and snow. The view depends on conditions at the time.
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