Grindelwald - Mönchsjochhütte
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Konkordiahütte - Cabane Konkordia - Patrimoine mondial de l'UNESCO Jungfrau-Aletsch
🇨🇭 Valais · Switzerland — Altitude 2850 m
This live camera looks toward the Konkordiahütte, a mountain hut at about 2,850 metres in the Valais Alps, within the Jungfrau-Aletsch UNESCO World Heritage area. It is a useful window for anyone planning a glacier walk or wondering whether the high mountains are clear before setting off.
Konkordiahütte stands in the Bernese Alps region of Valais, close to the Aletsch Glacier, the largest glacier in the Alps. The area is known for its ice fields, rocky ridges and the meeting point of several glaciers, which is why the hut has long served as a base for alpinists and hikers. The atmosphere is quiet and high, far from the valley villages below, and the scale of the ice is what most visitors remember.
The camera is titled as a mountain location, so expect a high-alpine scene of snow, rock and sky rather than settlements. Clear mornings tend to give the sharpest views of the peaks, while afternoon cloud often builds quickly in summer. In winter, fresh snowfall can change the look of the glacier within hours, so checking between storms is worthwhile.
The hut is reached on foot, typically via the Bettmerhorn or Fiescheralp area, and the walk takes several hours with significant altitude gain. The main season runs from roughly June to September, when the trails are most reliably open. Nearby cameras include Mönchsjochhütte above Grindelwald and the views around Jungfraujoch and the Jungfrau east ridge.
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The current conditions and a 3-day forecast for this high-altitude location are shown in the live weather block on this page. Mountain weather can change quickly, so check it before any planned hike.
The local time for this camera is displayed live on the page, following Swiss time. Use it to judge how much daylight remains for the walk back to the valley.
The camera is at about 2,850 metres in the Valais Alps of Switzerland, near the Aletsch Glacier. The map on this page marks its position for orientation.
Mornings in summer usually offer the clearest peaks and glacier surface, while winter snow and sunrise light can be especially striking. Watching during the day shows how quickly cloud forms over the high ridges.
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