
Cervinia - Plateau Rosa
Aosta Valley, Italy — 1.8 km
Zermatt - Matterhorn Glacier Paradise
🇨🇭 Valais · Switzerland — Altitude 3860 m
This live camera looks out from Matterhorn Glacier Paradise, a high alpine station above Zermatt at roughly 3,860 metres. It lets you check the mountain conditions, cloud cover and snow before deciding whether to make the trip up. The page adds local time and weather so you can plan around what the peaks are doing.
Zermatt lies in the Valais canton of southern Switzerland, a car-free village in a deep valley beneath the Matterhorn. Glacier Paradise sits on the Klein Matterhorn, reached by cable car, and is one of the highest viewpoints in the Alps. The landscape is glacier ice, bare rock and sharp summits, and the air is thin and clear on good days.
The view is dominated by the Matterhorn and the surrounding glaciers, so the camera is most rewarding in clear weather when the summits are visible. Early morning often brings sharp light on the north face, while afternoon clouds frequently build over the peaks. Conditions can change quickly at this altitude, so watching for a few minutes often tells you more than a single glance.
Summer is the main season for visits, when the upper slopes are open and temperatures in the village are mild, while the summit stays cold year round. Winter brings heavy snowfall and skiing. Nearby cameras on the Plateau Rosa, Trockener Steg and Goillet lifts, and the Matterhorn view from the Italian side, let you compare conditions across the range.
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The current conditions and a 3-day forecast for the area are shown in the live weather block on this page. High altitude weather changes quickly, so check it together with the camera view.
The local time for Zermatt is shown in the live time block on this page. Switzerland follows Central European time with daylight saving in summer.
The camera is at Matterhorn Glacier Paradise on the Klein Matterhorn above Zermatt, at about 3,860 metres. The map on this page shows its position in the Valais Alps.
Clear mornings and late afternoons in summer tend to offer the most visible peaks and light. Winter views are strongest after fresh snowfall, when the summit is well defined.
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